Chef Wizard – Multiple Kitchen Utensils in One Nifty Little Gaget: Product Review

I’m a mother of two children, and as all you other parents probably know, children equal clutter. When you’re a parent you’re used to having things thrown all over the place. The mess usually consists of toys, books, clothes and on occasion there is something you find in their room that you have no clue as to what it is. The scenario goes something like this: “Is that the ham sandwich I packed in your lunch LAST week?!” Being a mother, my one haven (besides a nice hot bubble bath in a locked bathroom) is my kitchen. There’s something about cooking that calms me down. However, if I’m in a cluttered kitchen it turns from calm to chaos. I used to have a drawer full of kitchen utensils, and it was getting pretty packed. Then my mom gave me a kitchen tool that transformed my “junk drawer” as I lovingly called it. It’s called Chef Wizard. It looks a little like a flattened out whisk, but it does the job of at least four kitchen utensils. I’ve used it as a spatula, a whisk, a strainer and tongs as well. The Chef Wizard is an invaluable tool. It’s one of the things in my house that I use every single day.

You can use the Chef Wizard as a spatula, simply lock the two parts together with the slide lock and you’re ready to go. You can also use the Chef Wizard as tongs. Keep it unlocked and you can use it to pick up salad, or you can use it for those times you are frying and don’t want to get too close to the oil. I use it for this purpose a lot when I’m frying bacon or chicken wings. Another great use for the Chef Wizard is when serving pasta. You can grab the pasta right out of the water. I love that feature because I keep my pasta in the hot water and it stays warm and doesn’t get sticky. I just take the pasta out of the pot and put it right on the plate. I’ve also used it for beating eggs and making pancakes, it’s great for mixing

The Chef Wizard has been a blessing in my kitchen. I use it almost every time I cook. It only costs about $4.99 so it’s affordable. When you take into account how many kitchen utensils it replaces you’ll really appreciate the value of the Chef Wizard. I love my Chef Wizard and I can’t imagine how I functioned in the kitchen before my mom surprised me with it.