Pogo Whisk

I love this wisk. It works great for eggs, and other liquid mixes. I rinse it off right away after beating eggs so they don't dry on it. I clean it by putting it in a bowl of warm soapy water and working it up and down. I haven't put it in the dishwasher because I'm afraid it might dry out the mechanism. It's just the right size, works great, and is made very well.

Where has Pogo Whisk been all my life?! I love it and use it every morning to make my protein drink. I thought it was the fault of the protein powder that my drinks were all lumpy when I whipped them with a fork; now they're smooth as silk when I use the Pogo Whisk! It beats eggs well, too. Haven't tried it for anything else, for I'm not much of a cook. It's a real blessing for those with stiff fingers and/or quite a "dummy" cook!

This is a great product, although I think there are other versions that are designed better. I use mine a few times a week - it's a cinch for mixing, beating eggs, etc. I've never tried frothing milk for a latte, but imagine it wouldn't be difficult. And it's really easy to clean: just put a little dish soap and hot water in the bowl you just dirtied, and use this tool to get the suds built up and circulated.My only reservation is that unlike similar versions, this one has a little loop at the bottom where the wire curves, and since I use mine frequently for beating eggs, I find that the white cord-like part of the egg white almost always sticks in that little loop. I think it was designed to increase the whisking efficiency, and it may do so, but it makes cleaning it a little yucky and a little less easy than it was with my previous non-looped model.

We found out about this product from the Serious Keto YouTube channel. Get product and yet simplistic in design and function. Great addition to our kitchen toolbox.

I liked this product and used it daily for about 3 years when the internal spring mechanism failed. It was a useful tool while it worked but the product does not have a normal useful lifespan.

Love everything about this whisk. So easy to use love the concept and it’s even pretty. But I didn’t notice in other reviews that mentioned how long and tall it is and I will definitely confirm that. It’s not a problem but it is longer than one might expect and so you can’t leave it in the bowl because it can easily flip out.

Awkward grip to use long enough to whip egg whites or heavy cream until stiff. Works fine to mix ingredients. A regular whisk is much better.

I confess, I saw some youtuber using this and I thought, gee, that's handy. So I ordered one. Well it is but maybe not $24 worth, you know? that said, I take every opportunity to use it to TRY and get my money's work out of it.. I use it mostly to beat eggs for recipes. So it did change my life to that extent. I do use it several times a week.It is quieter than an electric mixer and easy to use. Goes in the dishwasher, no problems there. A tiny bit of water may get into the handle, just flex it a few times, it will come out and then dry up.I have tried using it to mix a cream soup powder with water--not good for that. I tried it in a jar to mix drink powder...nope. I don't know why I didn't send it back, just punishing myself for gullibility. It's a "fun" thing. Yeah, that's it.It is only going to mix what is right at the end around the wires, so, shallow mixes, mostly liquid. Solid bits will stick in the tines, in the little circles if you will. It doesn't do well with mixes that go over the top of the mixer part. You hold it straight up and push the handle down. Hmm, I think I remember some exercise gear fad that was similar. The mixer part will spin around 4 times and then go back. Your container/bowl will have to be wider than a 3" diameter for it to fit in.It does the work. It is handy to mix something shallow. . It is long though, about 15". Almost didn't fit in the drawer.Buy again? No. I might try a smaller one, only if this one broke somehow. It seems sturdy and well made.Recommend? Not really.