Chefs vs Normals: Reviewing Kitchen Gadgets Vol. 17
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but OMG I needed this gadget review several months ago Barry's opinion on this being a cumbersome in the kitchen is on-point and actually true. Ben saying that it all comes down to how often this would be used in one's kitchen could've also helped me consider if I use this gadget frequently enough to be worth the purchase, but it is definitely useful
Date: 2020-08-23
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Serendip
That egg spinner might work better with a less fresh egg. As the yolk is suspended in the centre of the egg it is going to remain in the centre in much the same way the earth's core stays in the centre of our planet (though for different reasons. So either an older egg where the white has started to harden and shrink allowing the yolk to move off centre or some prepatory shaking to shift the yolk may make it work as intended.
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That egg spinner might work better with a less fresh egg. As the yolk is suspended in the centre of the egg it is going to remain in the centre in much the same way the earth's core stays in the centre of our planet (though for different reasons. So either an older egg where the white has started to harden and shrink allowing the yolk to move off centre or some prepatory shaking to shift the yolk may make it work as intended.
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Linann
I don't get the egg beater. Two eggs were broken while using it, I would have tossed that thing in the trash, and beat the eggs that broke. The measuring spoon is a nice idea, but what good is it if it doesn't work? My daughter wanted a waffle maker, and I found one for 30. I'll let you know if it does the job. The slicer/grader thing would be great in any kitchen that cans.
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I don't get the egg beater. Two eggs were broken while using it, I would have tossed that thing in the trash, and beat the eggs that broke. The measuring spoon is a nice idea, but what good is it if it doesn't work? My daughter wanted a waffle maker, and I found one for 30. I'll let you know if it does the job. The slicer/grader thing would be great in any kitchen that cans.
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Swift
My mum bought a grater similar to the one in the video a few years ago (our has a plunger bit though. We use it mainly for grating dark chocolate for a dessert called Dronning Maud (Queen Maud) around Christmas. While it's not used often, it definetly saves us alot of time and effort in an otherwise pretty stressful time!
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My mum bought a grater similar to the one in the video a few years ago (our has a plunger bit though. We use it mainly for grating dark chocolate for a dessert called Dronning Maud (Queen Maud) around Christmas. While it's not used often, it definetly saves us alot of time and effort in an otherwise pretty stressful time!
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Y0G0FU
That Wafflemaker could last your for Decades if the Quality on the Inside is as good looking as on the Outside. So if you have Kids this is a good Investment. In the 24 Years i had Kids in the House i went through 12 Wafflemakers that in total did cost close to 300 so might be a worthy Investment to get it; D
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That Wafflemaker could last your for Decades if the Quality on the Inside is as good looking as on the Outside. So if you have Kids this is a good Investment. In the 24 Years i had Kids in the House i went through 12 Wafflemakers that in total did cost close to 300 so might be a worthy Investment to get it; D
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Sam
I have a grater like that, but electric. My sister was giving it away when she got a new one and no one else wanted it. It goes way too fast and you end up with cheese everywhere.
Does have a plunger, I was so anxious when Ben put his fingers in and started turning it
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I have a grater like that, but electric. My sister was giving it away when she got a new one and no one else wanted it. It goes way too fast and you end up with cheese everywhere.
Does have a plunger, I was so anxious when Ben put his fingers in and started turning it
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RosalineTheFair
Barry: Wait a minute, I'm good at these things, hold on. Continues to look confused about how to put together grater
Me: Barry? Good at something?
Barry: Plates the most beautiful dish of chicken and waffles anyone has seen
Me: Alright, ONE thing.
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Barry: Wait a minute, I'm good at these things, hold on. Continues to look confused about how to put together grater
Me: Barry? Good at something?
Barry: Plates the most beautiful dish of chicken and waffles anyone has seen
Me: Alright, ONE thing.
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Julianne
I have owned an electronic version of the grater for years (yes, Ben, it has a plunger) and it has been AMAZING! It's so versatile and saves so much time! Especially when I had issues with the nerves in my hands and couldn't chop or grate things properly!
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I have owned an electronic version of the grater for years (yes, Ben, it has a plunger) and it has been AMAZING! It's so versatile and saves so much time! Especially when I had issues with the nerves in my hands and couldn't chop or grate things properly!
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Zabomafooable
Idea for chef vs chef battle. The two chefs compete in a theme of home cooked meal with one of the Normals hosting. The other two Normals judge the dishes. Plot twist - the dishes weren't cooked by the Chefs at all but by the judges wives.
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Idea for chef vs chef battle. The two chefs compete in a theme of home cooked meal with one of the Normals hosting. The other two Normals judge the dishes. Plot twist - the dishes weren't cooked by the Chefs at all but by the judges wives.
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Lutz
Would love to see the waffle iron put to a test like the pizza oven.
There are so many great variations of waffles and I would like to know how the belgian waffles turn out. Usually those get turned and I do not think this is possible here.
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Would love to see the waffle iron put to a test like the pizza oven.
There are so many great variations of waffles and I would like to know how the belgian waffles turn out. Usually those get turned and I do not think this is possible here.
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