Cuisinart GreenGourmet Bamboo Basting Brush 15" x 3" x 0.5"

And because I used it to paint instead of just put stuff on food, it wore out very quickly, but I can’t necessarily blame the brush on that. I didn’t use it for what it was supposed to be used for but guess what? It worked, and it actually worked very well and it lasted several months before it died out. So if you can handle painting, stairs and walls, I think it can definitely handle your food for years.

Couldn't find local and works great.

I've had this for a number of years because it is so much more efficient at brushing on glazes then those wiggly silicone brushes. I almost always wash it by hand and let it dry before putting it away but it is starting to lose bristles. So it's time for another one. I prefer this one any day to a silicone brush.

Perfect pastry brush. Soft bristles that don't fall out like my last one

I was really excited about these brushes at first. The brush is full and it worked well with cooking. However, the bristles shed. I thought it was just because it's new but it only has gotten worse. There's a significant amount gone, and I've only used them a few times. Now they are breaking so much that bristles are being left on my food, in my dishwasher and in my drawer. And I'm stuck with them because the return window has closed.

I decided to replace many of my kitchen gadgets that are plastic/silicone. I haven't used it yet but I'm glad I bought it to replace a bigger silicone one. Hopefully it will clean up well & not stain too much. I like the smaller size; easier to use than the one I had.

Quality not very good the brush hairs fall out.

Very nice

Works very well. I don’t like the silicone brushes and always use natural. I found the fibres on this to be secure.

Not worth the price. Right out of the pack, the bristles would fall apart and stick to whatever we were basting. Waste of money.

Ótimo pincel. Não demorou.

La encarge para hacer malvaviscos para retirar el exceso de azúcar glass y maizena

Really terrible product. And I’ll tell you why. The bristles are made out of plastic. They came off the brush when I was brushing some butter on top of my bread before baking it. Because of the bristles color, it’s hard to see when they come off. Double trouble. Such a disappoint and what a waste of money (and my patience!).