A long stainless steel spoon or paddle?

[Lurch]

Wondered if anyone had a source of decent length spoons or paddles made of stainless steel?
These plasticy ones are a bit 'orrible!

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

I've used the same placcy one for 25 year, served me well. :thumb:

 

[evanvine]

I've also used plastic and wood for donkeys, now fancy SS.
It would match my chrome kettle and give me two shiney parts to my brewery! (silly grin)

 

[jamesb]

I found a slotted SS one in Poundland, they've still got them AFAIK.

 

[Springer]

I am with L here, now that I am using upwards of 10 kg of grain the standard plastic ones just not up to it. Description, better imagined that described.
So also looking for something a bit more rigid.......... :) easy enough to make, its sourcing the materials.
There's a business enterprise for someone
How big are those Poundland one James?

 

[Muddydisco]

Leave it with me, I shall see what my suppliers can come up with. A slightly larger size than the plastic one's I think??

 

[Springer]

Yes MD, I'm sure you know the sort of thing that's required, those plastic one are like.........no better not say what I'm thinking
:lol:

 

[jamesb]

I am with L here, now that I am using upwards of 10 kg of grain the standard plastic ones just not up to it. Description, better imagined that described.
So also looking for something a bit more rigid.......... :) easy enough to make, its sourcing the materials.
There's a business enterprise for someone
How big are those Poundland one James?

About 15" long. They've worked for 15kg of grain in my 60l thermobox.

 

[evanvine]

Leave it with me, I shall see what my suppliers can come up with. A slightly larger size than the plastic one's I think??

Go for it MD!
I'm very interested. (hopeful smile)

 

[highwayman]

I bought this one..Its HUGE ..but its brilliant...Me and Vossy shared the cost of Shipping.... :thumb: .

 

[unclepumble]

There were some one for sale on ebay, a couple of weeks ago, and they had the bonus of coming complete with a 120l boiler,

You could always make a paddle out of 15mm copper and some 15mm elbows, its pretty easy to do.


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[beer taster]

below is a picture of my stainless paddle

it's 24" long ( :P ) and cost me around £20 including delivery. It has a few minor surface rust spots on it but it was the cheapest stainless paddle I could find. 60" paddle will cost you £25+VAT+Delivery

Here's the link Stainless Paddle

Mark

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

I also use an old SS spatula.

 

[Vossy1]

I bought this one..Its HUGE ..but its brilliant...Me and Vossy shared the cost of Shipping....

Waste of money if you ask me...invisible paddles are useless unless you remember where you've put them :lol: :whistle: :P

 

[Springer]

Afternoon V, not seen you around for a while. :thumb:

invisible paddles

Yes I was wondering where it was :lol:
Those on BT link look good,

 

[Muddydisco]

I can't beat those on that link :thumb:
They have my order :party:

 

[Aleman]

Stainless Paddle

Mark,

What are the dimensions of the blade . . . while a standard spoon is fine for my 20L system I need something bigger for the 150L system, and that looks about perfect.

 

[highwayman]

My apologese..thought I had sent the link from a PC at work...obviously NOT
Here it is...http://morebeer.com/view_product/83..._-_36_inch_Stainless_Steel_With_Drilled_Holes

 

[Tony]

Hey MD
if you can do one of these, that would be great. The only alteration I can see that's necessary, is moving the decimal point one place to the left

EDIT: It would help if I posted the link! Doh!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/MIXING-PADDLE...ptZUK_Kitchen_Accessories?hash=item43988339c9

 

[beer taster]

What are the dimensions of the blade . . . while a standard spoon is fine for my 20L system I need something bigger for the 150L system, and that looks about perfect.

I'll measure it when I get home, it's a bit OTT for my 24L Mash tun, but much better than my plastic spoon