KitchenAid Mesh Skimmer Review

Tracy R. | Sugarcrafter

The KitchenAid Mesh Skimmer is great for making jams and jellies. A must have if you preserve often.

KitchenAid Mesh Skimmer

Another nifty tool I use when canning is the KitchenAid Mesh Skimmer. Sometimes when I’m finishing up a batch of jam and I’m just about ready to fill my jars, there’s still quite a bit of foam on top that I’d like to skim off first.

I’ve used plastic skimmers in the past, but I’ve found that they don’t do the job quite as well as a mesh one does – often, the foam I’d be trying to skim off would slip back through the larger holes of the plastic skimmer and back into the jam, causing it to take twice as long to get the job done, which can be frustrating when I’m trying to finish up.

I also like the KitchenAid Mesh Skimmer because everything but the handle is made of stainless steel, so it’s fairly sturdy and should last a while. This skimmer is also dishwasher safe, making cleanup easy - a pretty straightforward tool; perfect for making easy work of getting the foam off your jam and getting your jam into jars.

Pros:

  • Sturdy, well-constructed
  • Dishwasher safe for easy cleanup

Cons:

  • None

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KitchenAid Mesh Skimmer Review

Editor Rating: 4.0 / 5.0
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Tracy R.

About Tracy

Tracy fell in love with locavorism, and built a business out of Canning & Preserving. She shares all sorts of recipes on Sugarcrafter, and her passion for canning here, but we love her rhubarb jam most of all.