While this might look like another egg beater (albeit an ergonomic and stylish one), what sets it apart is an additional and unique functionality without the need for extra parts. Its thoughtfully shaped curved pieces are designed in such a way that when the user presses down they spiral back and forth to mix the eggs. As flexible as they are, they’re also rigid enough to use the tool as you would a traditional beater.
Designer: Antonio Meze
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