Have a Kitchen Aid mixer with a colander attachment. The rotating part is wood. Very durable and seems to be water proof. Wears like "iron". Pictures on ABPW.
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17 years ago
Have a Kitchen Aid mixer with a colander attachment. The rotating part is wood. Very durable and seems to be water proof. Wears like "iron". Pictures on ABPW.
My first thought is beech -- very commonly used for eating and cooking utensils, because it's hard and strong, and imparts no taste to the food.
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