Rösle Crème Brulee Butane/Propane Adjustable Kitchen Torch -2 Pack

A kitchen store had originally sold this same model Rosle torch to me several years ago, and it was the best hand torch I had ever owned. In spite of being used frequently for many years, even after years of building quality, the torch is incomparable in its construction and always ignites consistently. Several months ago, I bought 2 of these torches from Amazon as gifts for friends, only to discover that Rosle had either changed the design or switched suppliers to a significantly lower quality product. There are several problems with this switch, including that it is poorly built and will fail easily, and the spark is unreliable. This torch should not be purchased unless you can find the older version (made in the US).

Luka Bond

| Dec 16, 2020

The butane torches I used in the past didn't meet my standards, and I wanted a better/sturdier option. Considering this is my first purchase, I was expecting decently high results. A very good construction has been done The quality of the material makes it feel very solid. With a nice aesthetic and a simple filling method, it has a lot to offer. There are just a lot of shoddy parts to it. Despite spending much more time than I should have to load the tank with butane, it would not stay on for more than a few seconds at a time and it would take many repetitions of the ignition steps to get it to work again A light source. In the end, I gave up trying to caramelize the sugar on a single ramekin of creme brulee after trying for 20 minutes. In the end, I was rather frustrated with my tendinitis, which was relapsing. In spite of the negative reviews, I ignored them in hopes that the positive reviews would be true, but unfortunately that wasn't the case. As a side note, I did receive a replacement from Amazon in case the first was defective and had the same problem. There may be a problem with my torches or they are all The following advice is my recommendation Take your time and don't waste it.

Matthew Henderson

| Jul 31, 2021

I learnt as much as I could from other reviews. As a result of my frustration, I pressed extra hard on the starter button. Flames went up in no time! My newfound skills allowed me to torch Swiss meringue with ease once I'd learned how to use it. If you're frustrated with the button, I advise you to push it until it works. It is necessary to reset the safety catch every time you burn this device, and press the starter button. Afterwards, you may set the flame length, or It takes two hands to operate these, and I found them somewhat awkward. The program works well, and the job is done.

Dexter Velez

| Apr 14, 2021

It is a good torch once you can get it lit when one can use the Rösle Crème Brulee Butane/Propane torch. A child safety feature prohibits pulling the trigger more than once, which is usually a barrier to lighting the system. The safety switch must be reset before the device can be used again if it does not ignite. It is not my intent to argue against the merits of safety and/or children, however, I expect a high-end brand such as Rösle to offer a better, easier, and more functional option. The fix I propose is to disable the safety lock swich by setting it to on and locking it permanently in the "on" position by using my own method. It will be stored in a location where I can keep it away from my children. Besides this one issue, the Rösle is a torch that would earn a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. With this unit, the flame is adjustable, and continuous operation is activated by a switch, so that one does not need to hold down the trigger to keep the flame burning. The unit is capable of producing flames powerful enough to incinerate sugar coatings on a crème Brûlée if one does not take care.

Warren Cohen

| Jul 24, 2021

Rosle products are a thing of the past for me I like the way they feel in the hand and they do the job Rosle's plastic parts don't feel as premium as they usually do. There were some dents and scratches around the plastic parts. There is some practice involved with the arm/fire device since you need to re-adjust it every now and then Each time you want to light a match, you need to raise your arm. In comparison with some other torches, the flame will likely catch on the first pull of the trigger (slow down pulling and it will likely light on one pull) unlike where you must pull the trigger several times until it goes off. A latch is located on the side, which locks into place when you lift it up. This kitchen torch was relatively easy to adjust with one hand. Overall, I think it was better than the other torches I've used before. Using a torch for releasing cakes that need to be chilled before turning out of a pan is something I do all the time Butter is melted and does not impact the cake when a quick pass is made over the bottom of the pan. Various small tasks that require a quick blast of heat can be carried out with the heater. You can save a lot of money by getting an inexpensive BernzOMatic shop torch and propane tank if you rarely use a torch. Unlike your typical kitchen appliance, it will not be a good fit in the kitchen (too bulky). However, it can be used periodically The only thing you need to solder is one or two pipes. It is much easier to use the kitchen torch since it is more compact and easier to hold. The software is worth buying if you will use it again once per.

Trey Salas

| Apr 29, 2021

own two homes - one is my primary residence and the other is my vacation home.

Walker Murray

| Apr 11, 2021

Their product does not live up to their claims. They may be better than the old ones, but the new ones are cheap and cannot stand up. The first one I did was- Over the next few days, almost all of the gas leaked out. It didn't have gas when I turned it on a second time After filling it with butane, let it sit for a few minutes. A new one was replaced, but the new one did not have a functioning igniter, so I had to purchase a second firestarter in order to run Both items have been returned to me. There is no way I will purchase this item.

Naomi Peters

| Oct 16, 2020