Push Whisk – Kitchen Aid

Item Description:
Handheld whisk that does not require the user to continuously circle their wrist and instead push down on the top to mix ingredients.

Source of Item:
Amazon

Diagnosis:
Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS)

Personal Opinion:
I didn’t buy this product with the intention of it being a ‘disability aid’, but it was immediately apparent how much easier I would find it in comparison to a regular whisk. Typically my wrists seize from the pain caused by quick repetitive movements, causing me to drop the whisk and/or spill the contents I was mixing.

This product is designed for anyone and everyone, regardless of your ability. A must have for hot chocolate lovers, omelette eaters or meringue makers as the ingredients mix so evenly, creating a smoother/fluffier/whipped mixture!

How It Works:
Once the whisk is upright in a mixing bowl and your hand is on the top, this clever design turns one quick push into multiple whisking movements. And unlike bulky electric whisks, it’s quick, simple, and easy to clean. No messy wires to deal with or heavy contraptions to lift!