Whisk in Spanish
Whisk in Spanish is batidor (bah-tee-DOR), or varillas. It's masculine: el batidor.
- Spanish
- el batidor
- Say it
- el bah-tee-DOR
- Gender
- Masculine: el batidor
- Also said
- las varillas
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Kitchen preparation tools in Spanish
The other words in step 2 of Kitchen Utensils in Spanish.
- la tabla de cortarcutting board · lah TAH-blah deh kor-TAHR
- el peladorpeeler · el peh-lah-DOR
- el ralladorgrater · el rrah-yah-DOR
- el coladorstrainer · el koh-lah-DOR
- el rodillorolling pin · el roh-DEE-yoh
- el abrelatascan opener · el ah-breh-LAH-tahs
- el sacacorchoscorkscrew · el sah-kah-KOR-chohs
- el morteromortar · el mor-TEH-roh
- la mano de morteropestle · lah MAH-noh deh mor-TEH-roh
Questions about batidor
How do you say whisk in Spanish?
Whisk in Spanish is el batidor. You can also say las varillas.
How do you pronounce batidor?
Say it bah-tee-DOR. The syllable in capitals is stressed: DOR. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is batidor masculine or feminine in Spanish?
batidor is masculine, so it takes el: el batidor.
What does batidor mean in English?
In English, el batidor means whisk.
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