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5 Vegetable Kitchen Gadgets Tested By Design Expert Well Equipped Epicurious

5 Vegetable Kitchen Gadgets Tested By Design Expert Well Equipped Epicurious

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Rating: 4.5; Vote: 2
Design and usability guru Dan Formosa returns to test and improve upon 5 gadgets designed to help you easily get your daily dose of veggies. Watch as he tests each vegetable kitchen gadget weighing in on what works, what doesn't, and how he'd improve their design. Colin: for the Onion/potato cutter. cmon make use of levers. Have an opposing lever (like found in a tortilla press) that can be pulled down against the cutting grid / food. It would definitely help.
Then again the longevity of those blade grid is also suspect, as well as all its use of plastic.

Date: 2021-04-07

Comments and reviews: 7


I have to disagree about the Fullstar Vegetable Chopper. I've had mine for 2 years and it work fantastically! He is using TOO big of onion cuts. Use half what he did and it chops like magic! There is an added attachment that allows you to slice/grate instead of chop and you can make Zucchini pasta with one of the attachments. He is too judgmental on this product and did not test all the pieces. I would give it a 4. 5 out of 5 just because he is right that it's a tiny bit of a struggle to press and clean but IT WORKS! He's right about most, but NOT this one
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Tbh, I think two plates cannot substitute the Rapid Slicer.
The bottom of the rapid slicer has some curves in it to hold whatever you want to slice in half as compared to 2 plates which has no curves making anything you put in the bottom hard to stay put, and it has a good top that complements the bottom. It is a good device. Would buy that one for the cherry tomatoes and if I have money, of course.

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i can't imagine Dan never saw a NicerDicer. (3rd gadget)
You slam it shut and it's very loud. Not a fan tbh.
i've seen small ones with the long handle he suggested. But also i don't cook enough to buy that.

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I completely don't understand why the carrot peeler was created so it clamps to the worktop, because you're either gonna have, as he said, a carrot on the floor, or even worse a carrot in the bin
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The upright carrot peeler was robbed! It did what it promised to do, unlike many of the products featured on this series.
Would you buy one?
. okay no, but still, it was robbed I tell you!

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If anything happened to him, I would kill everyone in the world and then myself.
I had to use a meme to describe just how precious Dan is.

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It's pretty frustrating to see Dan handling some of the gadgets so awkwardly. He doesn't seem to be very skilled with his hands.
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