The first heat resistant silicone food trussing tool designed to replace kitchen string and toothpicks in the prep and cooking process. Use thefoodloop to hold small stuffed, rolled, bunched and wrapped meats, fish and veggies. Pack comes with six, 15” loops. Use individually around a bunch of asparagus or join together to make a longer tool. Use thefoodloop in any pan on the stove, in the oven, microwave or in the freezer. Comes with a mesh bag to use for storage or in the dishwasher. Arthritis-friendly.
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Product Details
Product Length:
15.0 inches
Product Width:
0.2 inches
Product Height:
0.2 inches
Product Weight:
1.0 pounds
Package Length:
5.0 inches
Package Width:
4.9 inches
Package Height:
1.3 inches
Package Weight:
0.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 10 reviews
Features
Can be used on the stovetop, in the oven, microwave or freezer
Heat resistant up to 675 degrees
Flexible and adjusts from 1 to 4 inches or larger by linking loops together
Replaces kitchen string and toothpicks for food prep
Food safe and FDA compliant
Customer Reviews
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4 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Fantastic Kitchen Tool Sep 01, 2009
By Sasha L. Maddox I bought this with one meal in mind, but I find that I use it for many, many of my dishes. I even use it to tie herbs together for soups and slow cooker meals, which cuts down on prep and removal time.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Not as easy as it looks. Oct 09, 2011
By catchnoball I was excited to see this on sale on Amazon, thought the days of struggling with twine was over, after all, how easy would this be? Not so. Found out very quickly that the ends do not stay together. More often than not, they'd come undone during the baking process. I went through 2 chicken roasting experiences to finally give up using this. Right now it's just sitting pretty in the kitchen drawer till the next yard sale.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Absolute waste of money. Landfill. Jan 16, 2011
By peggy I purchased some thinking that it would make trussing a bird easier. No, it just ruined my bird as I had to re-truss with good old fashioned cooking twine; the little nicks that are meant to hold the band in place, with any resistance from the meat, just slip to the end so that the bird isn't properly sealed/trussed. Also, any oil (e.g. for basting/browning) coming into contact with these means that they just slip off. A complete and absolute waste of money.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
These are a new favorite iteam in my kitchen! Sep 26, 2008
By Just Mom They are easy to use and easy to clean. They even come with a small net bag to store them in. They best part in no missed pieces of string in your food.
2 of 3 found the following review helpful:
Nice idea poorly executed Dec 09, 2009
By Ed Jones I bought these as an alternative to butchers' twine for trussing chickens and turkeys. The grip is too weak to properly secure wings or legs for rotisserie use. If you don't need a tight loop on your food then they will probably work fine. Otherwise, save your money and use butchers' twine.
based on 10 reviews
Fantastic Kitchen Tool Sep 01, 2009
By Sasha L. Maddox
Not as easy as it looks. Oct 09, 2011
By catchnoball
Nice idea poorly executed Dec 09, 2009
By Ed Jones
