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The StirMate automatic pot stirrer. Not sure if gimmicky or not, even after you put aside the fact that it's plastic. Around $60 on Amazon.
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Portable Stirring Device
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this one would be far better and was around before the patent on the one in the OP
https://www.bookofjoe.com/2013/11/au...t-stirrer.html
But this one actually makes sense if it only came in a 12 or 30 qt version for when I make chili
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...8768e4cb086ee9
Another style.
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How does it work?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon
WAG here, but the little paddle on one leg is doing most the work. I think vibration in the housing causes the unit to skate in the pan. The wire legs may cause a little agitation too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karl_H
Speaking of which, dime store whisks [aka whip]. If you select one, a simple glance will sort out those properly made, typically European.
Cheap whisks bind the wires at the same loop length. Correct form pose wires at varied positions, about half the distance each adjacent loop. 9 loops appear common.