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WHISK: WIRE, BULB SHAPE

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Overview

Whisk consisting of a bunch of wires passed through a perforated metal disk and curving back. The whisk is bulb-shaped in outline. The wires are held together by another wire wound tightly around them, thus forming a handle. There is a loop at the end of the handle by which the whisk may be suspended. Used to rapidly whip cream, eggs etc. to a froth.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1993.2

Item type

Objects

Material

Metal

Keywords

Cooking

Food Consumption And Preparation

DOMESTIC EQUIPMENT

Food And Drink

Photographed 2023

Public location

DISP.MUSEUM.GALLERY2

Last modified

Friday, 21 November, 2025

Completeness

72

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