2.5 Cup Flour Sifter, Semi Automatic Small Baking Sieve, Stainless Steel, Fine Mesh Sieve Flour Duster

It broke on my first try. While I was adding powdered sugar to my frosting and really this happened 😟

This is just like the one I have had for the last 20 years. Hope this lasts that long. Worked great to make cinnamon rolls for Easter today.

I bought this product back in September when I baked a birthday cake and used one of those sifters with the crank. I didn't care for it and bought this sifter because my parents had this style when I was young and it worked well. I finally baked another cake now in February and used this one for the first time. It worked great the first 45 seconds or so until the metal pin bent and snapped and the whole thing is worthless now. Very low quality metal.

Missing measurement marks

My first handheld sifter. The size is pretty small considering the sifter works best when there's less flour/ingredient in the sifter at a time. I've been baking with 3/4 cup ~ 1 cup of flour and have been sifting those amounts in thirds for most effective usage.I've been using almond flour so its been harder to sift than regular all-purpose flour. I would use the trigger while tapping on the sides of the cup for faster sifting. One small flaw is the flour would build up where the handle is and jamming the trigger, but not a big deal to tap out the flour from that area.I enjoy using it for cleaner sifting process compared to the classic net sifter with a long handle. I would recommend getting a larger size.

We have tried other types of sifters and this is the perfect size for general use.

while i was using product, sifter arm became stuck and unable to "sift" which is why i purchased

I meeded a shifter for my Christmas baking. I like this one it's easy to use with one hand. Holds 2 cups of flour with no problem. Cleans up nicely as well.