If you’re cleaning out a relative’s house, you probably will come across some items that evoke a feeling of being a time capsule. One such mystery tool is the old-fashioned flour wand, which is, quite literally, a wire coil that little resembles a baking tool or kitchen utensil and looks more like an abstract sculpture. Generations ago it was essential to kitchenware.
What Is an Old-Fashioned Flour Wand?
The old-fashioned flour wand is a mixing tool that is manual, made of metal wire molded into a coil spring with a heavy handle. It looks like a whisk, but is meant to do something else.
This tool was most used for:
Mixing flour and other dry ingredients.
Breaking up clumps and stirring flour.
Gently stirring batters and sauces.
Folding wet and dry ingredients together without mixing too much
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