Zassenhaus Magnetic Retro Kitchen, Basic Mechanical Cooking Timer (Cream), 2.7-Inch
$24.98
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How we acquired our begin Zassenhaus was based over 150 years in the past. In 1887, we made our first espresso mills, virtually 120 years in the past we developed our pepper mills. We now provide quite a lot of high-quality kitchen equipment. What makes our product distinctive Nothing is worse than huge chunks of pepper while you need effective, and vice versa! That’s why we invented the primary constantly adjustable grinding mechanism fabricated from high-quality German ceramic. Why we love what we do We imagine happiness begins within the kitchen. The aroma of freshly floor espresso or spices fill the house and create recollections. We love offering high quality merchandise that give the most effective recollections.
CLASSIC RETRO COOKING TIMER: A cool kitchen gadget that everybody will love! This distinctive countdown timer will look proper at residence with any fashionable or retro kitchen decor. Its design options a lovely, straightforward to learn dial face, with a colourful painted end. With a powerful magnet on its again, this timer displays the entire fashion and craftsmanship you’d count on while you see the Zassenhaus title.
VERSATILE MAGNETIC KITCHEN TIMER: Though this traditional wall timer is further fashionable, it is also sensible. When the youngsters assist out within the kitchen, they are going to love setting this brightly coloured timer. It additionally makes the right meditation timer, examine timer, desk timer, or productiveness timer.
QUALITY DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION: This 55-minute mechanical timer is constructed of top quality metal for distinctive sturdiness. It has a sturdy magnet, which permits it to securely connect to most family steel surfaces. The face options numbers with particular person minute markings which might be straightforward to learn. This timer measures 2.75″ dia. x 1.25″ H.
EASY TO USE: This traditional kitchen timer is straightforward to function. Merely flip the dial all the way in which to 55 to set the ringer after which rotate again to your required time. It couldn’t be simpler! This minute timer is small and compact for handy area saving storage, but giant sufficient to be simply readable. It’s straightforward to scrub by wiping it down with a moist material. Not appropriate for the dishwasher.
ZASSENHAUS TRADITION: Based in 1867 as an export retailer for small metal items and instruments, Zassenhaus has grow to be the epitome of top quality spice and occasional mills, in addition to many different helpful, top quality kitchen instruments. They know that enjoyment and high quality of life are extra associated to the kitchen and cooking than virtually anything. That is why Zassenhaus combines traditional, timeless kinds with dependable performance and revolutionary design.
Prospects say
Prospects respect the timer’s enticing look and retro colour that matches KitchenAid home equipment. They discover it straightforward to make use of. Nonetheless, some prospects have points with worth for cash and disagree on construct high quality, performance, noise stage, and magnet power.
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EL Fin –
Quality timer
I had one of these for 20+ years and it always woked well. After one too many drops on the floor, it finally died. I was hesitant to get another one because I didn’t want a piece if plastic junk. This is just a sturdy and is accurate so far. Love the retro color that matches my KitchenAid appliances. My only fault is I do not like the new buzzer sound. The old one was more of a ringing. This one sounds like a train in barreling through your kitchen… Can’t say you didn’t hear it though, lol!!
Dr. B. –
Loud ring, perfect time
We use this to both cook and to remind us to turn off the stove (the Pavlovian Effect). Bell rings=check stove. It actually works.This is a solidly made and beautiful design. Easy to use: full crank then back off to the desired timer. Works every time. We bought two!
Ben –
Failed after 1 week. Another victim to the modern trend of inferior goods.
I like the look, I hate the function. Magnetizing this boldly-colored thing to my fridge door looked nice, but after 1 week of gentle and infrequent use, it stopped ringing when it hit zero. 75% of the time that I try to use it, now, when the hand hits 0 it DOESN’T ring, my food inevitably overcooks, and then the second I so much as *tap* it, it suddenly rings. It’s like it’s getting caught on the last tick before it can sound off…I’ve tried lying it flat and letting it tick that way, I’ve tried winding the *exact* amount and I’ve tried over-winding (going all the way to 55, then coming back to my desired time) and no matter what, this issue persists.I grew up with these things. They used to be bulky and reliable–nearly invincible. This is a cheaply-made impersonation of the old and good stuff. This is the product of corner cutting, inferior machining, and inferior materials. Go find a different maker/product. This is not the one for you (unfortunately).
OJ –
Looks nice, ticks loudly when set, magnet doesn’t really work
Actually bought this for training our cat! She demand-meows for her dinner starting an hour an a half before dinner time every night. So I decided to incorporate a sound cue to hopefully let her know when itâs time. I hoped over time she would associate âsound = dinnerâ rather than âbegging the human = dinner.â I decided to use a kitchen timer because anyone in the house (including a pet sitter) can easily set it without having to look through their phone to play a specific alarm sound.I wanted one that would look somewhat nice in the kitchen and specifically not have an annoyingly loud ring – the reviews for this mentioned it wasnât too loud, so I went with this one. I just set it to go off around roughly the catâs dinner time every night in the kitchen.Pros:⢠It makes a loud ring thatâs loud enough to hear throughout both floors of the apartment (and will scare you if youâre standing near it when it goes off) but I wouldnât say itâs like, ear-piercingly loud. Just a normal kitchen timer volume that sounds like a vintage phone bell ringing. I feel like reviews saying itâs too quiet might not be turning the dial all the way past 55 first before setting it as it instructs.⢠Timer is pretty accurate⢠Love the green color and it looks classy in the kitchenCons:⢠Forget the magnet use, it sticks to the front of our fridge, but it slides down the sides. And even if it does stick, the magnet is too weak to be able to turn the timer with one hand – the whole thing just spins so you have to hold it in place with your other hand anyway. Which is a shame for it being $25 and advertised as magnetic.⢠It ticks pretty audibly like a toaster oven the entire time itâs set. Which means Iâd never set it for more than a few minutes or the ticking would drive me crazy. Iâm also imagining the cat will get riled up over time as she realizes the ticking = food imminent, but weâll see. It also makes a few small âdingsâ when youâre trying to set it.Overall, it looks nice and the timer is accurate, and the ring isnât too loud. I just donât think thereâs anything about it that would make it worth $25, especially since the magnet feature doesnât even really work.
ClevelandBill –
Magnet feature is AWESOME. Color choices are AWESOME.
This attractive little kitchen timer is old-school, wind-up technology. Wind fully, then turn back to your desired setting. How I plan to use these is I got different colors – green I will use with vegetables; red with meats; etc. I can keep different timers for the different things I am cooking. And all of them OFF my countertop, stuck to my fridge, a few feet away from the range.The alarm is an old-school bell/clanky metal thing. Very different from any sounds on phones, so you won’t mix it up with a spam text message or anything. You do need to RESPOND to the alarm, because you’re not getting automatic 7 minute snoozes, like my phone does. But this is good practice anyway. That snooze is when you go from medium rare to a wasted piece of beef.If I had to give one criticism, it is that the smooth, curved surface is not a good grip for lifting the magnetized unit off its perch. I’ve had no real trouble with it, but with slippery hands, I could imagine it being dropped from time to time. But I’m really searching here for something to criticize.This is a wonderful, good-looking, useful kitchen tool. Buy it, buy a couple, enjoy.! Bon Appétit!
Chelsie Hutchison –
Awesome Timer but Needs a Few Things
Love the overall look of this timer! I would change a few things: it could be about 2.5x stronger magnet, and also could be about 2 1/2 times louder. I will keep it just because I can either hold it in place while twisting it or remove it from the fridge and twist it. I like the aesthetic and the color of it so I’ll keep it.
Mary E. Phillips –
This timer is excellent!
Ease of use, silent, quality signal.
Estoy contenta con el triturador y el tiempo de entrega fue perfecto 𤩠–
Hace dos años mi hija que vive en Alemania me regalo uno y me fascinó. Se me cayó por error y era imperativo reemplazarlo ð
Belmiro José da Cunda Nascimento –
otimo produto e chegou no prazo definido pelo pedido
Copo –
Gostei muito
Annie M. –
I ordered this timer in April and by August it stopped working! Not good enough for a product I don’t even use all that often…
Mia –
Kan inte ge någon recension eftersom jag ska ge bort den i julklapp, men den ser fin ut i alla fall