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Kneading Gloves

Kneading gloves

Kneading gloves. © CooksInfo / 2020

Kneading gloves are for kneading dough with.

They have two purposes. They let you knead dough without it sticking to your hands, and they help to diminish the flow of heat from your hands to the dough, which can make the dough stickier. Without the dough getting stickier, you also need less flour to help prevent the dough sticking.

They are typically made of nylon and come in a pair (e.g. 2 gloves per set.) One size fits all. They work for both right and left-handed people (sic.)

To use, put the gloves on, rub flour into them, then shake excess flour off, and proceed with your kneading.

Most call for hand-washing afterwards. You may also be able to store them in a freezer in a sealed bag until the next use.

These are not meant to be used as oven gloves or for handling anything hot; they have no insulation in them.

Kneading gloves usage directions

Kneading gloves usage directions. © CooksInfo / 2020

This page first published: May 30, 2005 · Updated: Jan 17, 2022.

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