CAn anyone suggest a good brand of turntable? I got mine from my Mom which was God knows howold and it DIED today. I ran to Wal-Mart and thought, "Oh here's one for 10 bucks. . .It'll do til I can get another one."
This thing is a wobbly piece of junk. Proof that you get what you pay for!
Elle
I got mine at Michael's. It's by Wilton, and it weighs a ton, but it works like a dream. Even with my heaviest cakes the turntable glides effortlessly. I used a 40% off cupon from the Michael's flier, and it ended up costing under $30.
HTH
I have the same one.. Wilton professional... love it! ( I also saved the coupon for it- there were 2 in this sunday's papers if you still have the ad!)
OH yes! Two coupons, I'm so glad you said that. I had to go dig the paper out of the heap!
Speaking of the Wilton turntable, can anyone tell me if this is a defect: the 2 pieces of my turntable do not stay together. I thought there would be a way to lock them so that I could transport them as 1 unit. However, I can only lock the turntable plate itself, to prevent it from turning or to tilt it at a particular angle.
Does this make sense? Thanks for your help!
Speaking of the Wilton turntable, can anyone tell me if this is a defect: the 2 pieces of my turntable do not stay together. I thought there would be a way to lock them so that I could transport them as 1 unit. However, I can only lock the turntable plate itself, to prevent it from turning or to tilt it at a particular angle.
Does this make sense? Thanks for your help!
No...it doesn't stay together. If you move it, you have to be sure to move the base with it!
I don't know if you can look it up on "America's Test Kitchen" site or not, but I remember seeing a show not to long ago where they put turntables to the test.
I think they rated the Wilton Professional on really well, but not the one that tilts. I have the one that tilts and I hate it. I guess it's ok for just turning something on it, but I can't tell you how many times I have dropped something of while it was tilted!
I would really like to try the professional one that doesn't tilt from Wilton.
Btw-Michael's had 2 coupons last week also. My Mom gave me hers, and I went in that store 4 times last week. I was beginning to get embarrased. But it won't keep me from going 4 times this week too!
I've also wanted to get Wilton's heavy duty one! Looks very nice! I have the cheapter tilting one and so far has worked fine, but I won't try the tilting mechanism.....to chicken and have heard horror stories about it! But, it's wonderful for just turning cakes!
I have the Wilton professional turntable. I really like it. I would probably not have bought that one myself, just starting out but my MIL gave it to me as a Christmas present with several other supplies to get me started.
I have an Ateco professional turntable. It is super heavy, it moves smoothly and I love it!
I have the Wilton tilting table one AND have used the tilt. So far no problems with the tilting. Maybe it makes a difference on the size and shape of the cake that is on the turntable.
I have the reversible turn table (not by wilton). It's round on one side and rectangle on the other for sheet cakes. It's heavy and it turns like a dream.
I think I got it from country kitchen?? but not sure now. It doesn't have a brand name, it's just called reversible I think.
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I have had the cheap-o $9 Wilton turntable for 2 years now. If I need it raised, I just put it on a 46 oz juice can or a coffee can.
LOVE that I can stick it in the dishwasher!
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