Pastry Blenders

Also called a pastry cutter

by Lucas Everidge

I am endeavoring, ma'am, to construct a mnemonic memory circuit using stone knives and bearskins.

- Mr. Spock- Star Trek / The City on the Edge of Forever

It's slightly alarming at the number of people out there who attempt to make their own pie pastry crust without a pastry blender. What do they use? A fork.

Now I suppose that a fork would work in a pinch. But we suggest that you make it easy on yourself and get the handy little device known as a pastry blender.

How to Use a Pastry Blender

This distinctive looking instrument is notable for it sloped curved side with multiple blades. It's perfect for making either our standard pie pastry or the butter pastry.

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