5 Seafood Kitchen Gadgets Improved By Design Expert Well Equipped Epicurious
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Date: 2020-08-15
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Comments and reviews: 8
Veej
Your left hand test would be more definitive if you actually held it correctly like with the right. with the tuna thing. with right hand you poured it inward to the body. so with left hand. why the hell did you do it opposite. obviously it wouldn't work if you purposely use it wrong -_-
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Your left hand test would be more definitive if you actually held it correctly like with the right. with the tuna thing. with right hand you poured it inward to the body. so with left hand. why the hell did you do it opposite. obviously it wouldn't work if you purposely use it wrong -_-
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Honey
The only reason I disliked this video because what if kids want to help in the kitchen and they have to make something with tuna and the asked there mum and dad if they can strain it and the cannot and the gadget is useful because its not dangerous to them
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The only reason I disliked this video because what if kids want to help in the kitchen and they have to make something with tuna and the asked there mum and dad if they can strain it and the cannot and the gadget is useful because its not dangerous to them
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RoxyLuffer
I'd make the Tuna Press kind of like the Garlic Press =T Give it a couple handles made of sturdy plastic, maybe Delrin, and then essentially keep it the same. I think it'd work with the can lid in or not. I'd have to buy it and test it myself.
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I'd make the Tuna Press kind of like the Garlic Press =T Give it a couple handles made of sturdy plastic, maybe Delrin, and then essentially keep it the same. I think it'd work with the can lid in or not. I'd have to buy it and test it myself.
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Raymond
You would think the can press would be safer for someone with disabilities if they wanted to squeeze the juice out instead of using the razor sharp lid. lack of hospital visit for Grandma sounds like a pretty big advantage.
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You would think the can press would be safer for someone with disabilities if they wanted to squeeze the juice out instead of using the razor sharp lid. lack of hospital visit for Grandma sounds like a pretty big advantage.
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Kenzie
My mom uses the tuna thing because she has wrist problems and the tuna we buy has so much more juice in it than the tuna showed. We make a lot of food with tuna in it too
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My mom uses the tuna thing because she has wrist problems and the tuna we buy has so much more juice in it than the tuna showed. We make a lot of food with tuna in it too
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Caggin28
I feel like the tuna press thing has more of a use with the tuna in oil as it's more annoying to get that on your hands, as I inevitably do, when I use the lid method.
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I feel like the tuna press thing has more of a use with the tuna in oil as it's more annoying to get that on your hands, as I inevitably do, when I use the lid method.
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Kyle
This man at death's gate: you must be able to open this door with your left hand covered in oil
Also this man: I've been training my whole life
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This man at death's gate: you must be able to open this door with your left hand covered in oil
Also this man: I've been training my whole life
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A. R
Its funny how at the clams the speed test took him 54 sec to open the clam but for oil test took him 10 sec hahaha. 5: 45
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Its funny how at the clams the speed test took him 54 sec to open the clam but for oil test took him 10 sec hahaha. 5: 45
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