Pentole Agnelli Stainless Steel Chef's Pincers, Length 30 Cm.

Good for moving things around frying pan and twirling pasta.

Great addition to the kitchen. Even if I do mainly use them to remove nuisance eggs shells

Chefs and youtubers alike raving about these. I thought these'd come in handy every so often to turn some bacon or something, making life easy here and there. I like food, I like the odd gadget. And for £13 (£15 now), it was worth a punt.Then the sized tweezers arrived! And bacon they turned. Easy to manoeuvre turning all sorted of stuff in pans without disturbing the neighbours.Soon enough after, struggling to grab some spaghetti to check for doneness, just slithering away. These came into mind and in a flash I grabbed a piece. I was honestly surprised. I don't even know why. After all, its predictable, its their job, what they ought to excel at! But maybe I've always struggled getting certain things, and yet with these was just like a magnet to steel. No more struggling with forks or trying with chopsticks. A child could use them!My partner thought initially, here he goes again, another day, another gadget. Well, gladly she was a convert day 1.Anyhow, they work great, and I often see myself resorting to these frequently enough. Making an awkward moment easy. It has gained a respectful spot in the kitchen as a very useful piece of kit.Maybe one day I'll do those fancy spaghetti twirls or decorate salads... Then again, I like good presentation but I probably won't go to those lengths.

I always get worried the two metal bits will seperate at the seam, but after a couple of years and numerous, completely unnecessary dishwasher entries, and hundreds of cardamom/star anise retrieving hot curry extractions, this is going strong.

Good quality

Watched a video from Alex the French, got this, no regret.

Well made and are an essential tool for pasta dishes, turning fish, frying bacon etc.👍