WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY:

alice kuhle anxious to try this sifter. long time since i had one that even looked like this

Jonathan I used to work at the old Bromwell plant in Indiana. I made these sifters. Im' so glad to see the company is around i thought you went out of business. - Jonathan

jeanette just ordered one - thank you!

Jean I see some people prefer this type of sifter but I do not because the flour tends to fly all over. I prefer the old Foley brand sifter. It holds 2 cups and the handle is flicked back and forth which moves an oval arm across the screen at the bottom. I have used several for 80 years. I wrote Foley Mfg. in Minneapolis to see if was still available and included a drawing of the sifter. Their reply was No and they had no plans to make it in the future. I have been able to find two used ones in thrift stores which I am saving as replacements when my current on wears out. My son is begging for one and I cannot find another. These sifters are the most efficient, quickest to sift, and of a size that fits into my flour cannister with the flour. Somebody should begin manufacturing them again.

kelly i cant tell you how very glad i feel that i can purchase the same type of sifter that my grandmother taught me to bake with. a couple of years ago, i did a lot of scratch baking for christmas gifts and couldnt find an old fashioned sifter anywhere! you wouldnt believe the looks i got when i asked some folks that worked at stores if they even had a sifter. it was so amusing! well, i ended up improvising, but im sure you know that it wasnt the same. i am looking forward to my purchase. thanks again!

Debbie I love it my momma always had one and I cant find one that actually lasts very long. Thinking I need to get me one of these.

Dave Anyone that goes to Walmart is basicly saying "I don't care if Americans have jobs". I have been buying American made bread baking pans, also have some other USA Made pans. Yes, they are pricier but far superior quality. I hope Obama taxes the companies that outsource and gives tax breaks to those that bring their products/production back into the US of A borders. I will be buying one of these sifters for myself, plus I will be getting a left-hand version for a friend of mine for Christmas.

Jacob Bromwell Team Hi Ted, we appreciate your comment and understand you may buy a less expensive item at Wal-Mart. What we sell is an American made, nostalgic, quality sifter that will last a lifetime. We wish you the best with the product you choose and thanks again for your thoughts.

Barbara urbaetis I, m thinking I might just try one of these, anything that helps my cooking better all the better

Ted No way would I spend that kind of money for a designer sifter. Go to Wal-Mart and buy a regular sifter for $5.00 of less

Carol from Maryland I now have my mother's cherry design sifter that she had since the early 50's. I still use it and the design looks great too.

Holland I can alaerdy tell that's gonna be super helpful.

ROXANN HALL Guess what? I used to make these sifters when I worked at Bromwell in Michigan City, IN...and we were very concerned about the product we sent out...as a matter of fact my mother still had the one I personally made for her over 30 years ago. Glad to see the company is still around!!!

Cody It's rare when a product meets you expectations and even rarer when it exceeds them. This product is worth the money, and a really rare piece of kitchen cookware I might add.

Carol I've been baking from scratch for 40 years now. I've had this Pumpkin Pie Bromwell sifter for about 30 years and it's still in good condition. Now I'm buying one for my daughter.