Pedrini Reviews

I ate about 4000 eggs whites last year. I wish I had this then. IT RULES. The little breaker actually works. The only reason it didn't get 5 stars is because it's not long enough to lay over a pan. You have to hold it in one hand and do the egg in the other.
Still awsome though.

This little cute thing does seperate egg yolks effortlessly. I love the stainless steel finish, clean-up is a breeze. It has a small protrusion on the top to break the egg and it sits perfectly over a small bowl for convenience.

Parmesan cheese demanded a lot of effort. Mozzarela cheese was hard to clean. The molded plastic has a compartment that gets grungy and can't be cleaned. After a year the handle broke off. Why can't someone make a rotary cheese grater that doesn't break?

My grater has lasted for about 6 months, but I don't use it very often. It was inexpensive, so I wasn't expecting much. It shreds cheese just fine, but I have to slice the cheese into small pieces before they'll fit. The three different attachments are simple to change. The cleanup is easy and I don't cut my knuckles using this product.

Used this grater ~3-4x/mo grating primarily mozz, parmes., swiss, & cheddar cheeses -- nothing heavy or out of line. Nice easy/comfortable-to-use design. But after 18mos the little rotating knob on the handle broke off while my wife was using it.

Good well-designed item, but the next one will be a more-sturdy all-metal design.

This corkscrew gets the job done. It is comfortable to use and not a lot of force is required to remove the cork. However, I have had some problems with the cork breaking, even on more expensive wine bottles.

I found the Pedrini double lever opener to be a good buy. There are many others which look similar, but look closer. The Pedrini has a true wound-metal screw while many others only give you a die-cast screw. The difference is important as the die-cast style has a thick solid center to the screw, so it must displace more cork while turning thus increasing the effort and the risk of cork splitting. The diecast screw is also not nearly as strong as the wound-metal and can crack and break; it is also heavier. It is a good value, a good manufacturer and a good choice.

This corkscrew is inexpensive. Spend the money you saved on a nice bottle of wine.

The idea here is pretty simple. Screw in the corkscrew, pull down on the handles. Thus the cork is removed and the wine can be poured. It's not rocket science. Simple and effective.

Oh, and it's dishwasher safe.

I recieved my satin utensil set. It is nice. they are attached to a ring that can be hung up . they really are sturdy, and very
easy to clean... I will buy another set for my mom..

I recently got new Anolon non-stick cookware and needed a new set of nylon tools, so as not to scratch them all up and this set was absolutely perfect. The handles are comfortable, as already mentioned and the utensils are of the highest quality for such a low price.

I have found this to be a high quality set of utinsels for the kitchen. They do not melt like many other spoons and spaculas I have used in the past. 5 stars

I recently ordered a Pedrini Black & Satin Stainless steel Tomato Slicer through Amazon.com. The delivery was very prompt.
The slicer came with a clear plastic cover for the blades. But the problem is that the tomato slicer is very dull. The tomatoes are literally torn up by the time they are completely sliced. I would not order another one by Pedrini. I am not pleased at all with my purchase.

Such a shame, I loved this idea. The metal blades on this item bent the first time I used it. I was even trying to saw carefully as other feedback recommended. I tried to use it twice and it was so bad that I actually threw it in the garbage after having it less than a week!

This is a complete waste of time. This thing takes a lot longer than a traditional knife. The tomato juice goes everywhere and its flimsy. You actually have to saw and the blades bend like crazy. Dont waste your time or money.