Stainless Steel Fine Mesh Sieve Flour Sifter Golden Flour Cup Sifter

The gold color is pretty and the added bonus of the pastry cutter is nice but the sifter doesn’t actually work. The spring in the handle gets caught somewhere inside and then doesn’t move, which stops the sifter mechanism from functioning. I ended up finding a sifter at a local drug store, incredibly, and at a cheaper price.

It's a super cute sifter, but it's for looks only. I ordered this sent to my sister's for the holidays because I'd be baking once I got there. You can't put more than a few tablespoons in it, or it won't move at all :(. It's cute to display on a self, but not for real sifting. I gave it two stars because it's cute.

I hate it it doesn't even sift 1 cup of flour it works great when it's empty 😔😔

Didn’t last very long. Came apart after two uses.

This is like any other sifter out there, easy to use, easy to clean although I do recommend hand washing and drying. The price is decent. I love the gold color. It is an average size sifter, not small nor large. It fits well in my hand and works well.

Broke first time I used it. Waited to too long to use it so it was too late to send it back.

The size is nice for individual baking needing only a cup or two of dry ingredients. It is well constructed as can be seen by how the cam mechanism is mounted and the screen is attached. What some bakers use is just a sieve that they manually shake to sift the ingredients. Our ancient and rather large sifter uses a whisk with and external handle. This one uses a rotating blade powered by a cam with a trigger in the handle.I see the reviews here and I wonder what is going on. Maybe I’ll find out in due course. I think I can always use this in the standard sifter mode if something gets bent. For now it works for me and is a handy size.

Piece of junk.. broke the second time of use.. just in time for baking holiday cookies.. will be sending it back