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They are admittedly a bitch to clean, but it does get the job done for the most part.
Kitchen Gadgets that aren't shit - Things they say you'll use everyday but you actually use them every day
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They are admittedly a bitch to clean, but it does get the job done for the most part.
Those things do make good smoothies in a jiffy. All you need is a Banana, frozen berries and some milk, and it's as simple as loading, blending, then drinking. But all other uses of that thing are patently ridiculous and no one would ever use.
I want a panini press.
Skull shaped ice cube tray because I’m super cool.
Air fryers are p cool tbh especially if you don't want some rank oil sitting around.
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Have a slap chop from a friend some odd birthday ago as a joke gift when Vince Offer was at his prime before the whole prostitute punching thing happened.
For a stupid gimmick gadget it works pretty well and it sees more use than I thought it would, all things considered.
For a stupid gimmick gadget it works pretty well and it sees more use than I thought it would, all things considered.
My Kitchen Aid stand mixer. I recently upgraded my old one, RIP dear friend, and I'm getting used to the newer style. I have collected attachments over the years from garage sales and online selling groups so between all of those (specifically the shredder/slicer for veg and cheese) and it's general purpose uses (shredding meat is a big one) it gets used almost daily.
My rice cooker is the other one I can't live without and gets used almost daily. I also really liked my apple/potato corer peeler thing until it broke. I won't replace it until I can shell out for the Williams Sonoma one, I just had a cheap one from Christmas Tree Shoppe to see if I liked it. It made a big difference in holiday baking and we could do curly potatoes as a quick side when I didn't feel like putting in much effort.
My rice cooker is the other one I can't live without and gets used almost daily. I also really liked my apple/potato corer peeler thing until it broke. I won't replace it until I can shell out for the Williams Sonoma one, I just had a cheap one from Christmas Tree Shoppe to see if I liked it. It made a big difference in holiday baking and we could do curly potatoes as a quick side when I didn't feel like putting in much effort.
Oh yeah rice cookers. I guess that counts as a gadget.
My toaster died a while back and since then I've realized I don't really need a toaster.
Ooh, another gadget that isn't shit was that super-cheap Chinese double-sided peeler. One of the sides is a normal peel but with some little teeth so it's really easy to run your finger over the area and know what spots aren't peeled. I assume there's some that aren't made out of plutonium that do it too but it's what I've got at least.
My toaster died a while back and since then I've realized I don't really need a toaster.
Ooh, another gadget that isn't shit was that super-cheap Chinese double-sided peeler. One of the sides is a normal peel but with some little teeth so it's really easy to run your finger over the area and know what spots aren't peeled. I assume there's some that aren't made out of plutonium that do it too but it's what I've got at least.
Tiger Rice Cooker - Pricey but worth the money. You can do everything with it and rice is always perfect. It's my favorite thing ever.
Philips Induction Cooktop - It has so many settings, including hotpot/nabe which is useful in winter.
Benriner Mandoline - The blades are sharp, so worth the money.
Delonghi Lattissima - Even though I find coffee pods wasteful, you can recycle Nespresso ones at least.
All these things get multiple uses per day, every day and they've lasted well so far.
People shouldn't waste their money or time on cheap junk that breaks. Just do your research and buy something decent that will last.
Philips Induction Cooktop - It has so many settings, including hotpot/nabe which is useful in winter.
Benriner Mandoline - The blades are sharp, so worth the money.
Delonghi Lattissima - Even though I find coffee pods wasteful, you can recycle Nespresso ones at least.
All these things get multiple uses per day, every day and they've lasted well so far.
People shouldn't waste their money or time on cheap junk that breaks. Just do your research and buy something decent that will last.
I love my dutch oven for making soups and stews, and cast iron is basically the best thing ever. My cast iron aebelskiver pan works great for other things like rolls and popovers.
Instant Pots are also awesome, it's both a crockpot and a pressure cooker and takes so much time off making dinner.
Instant Pots are also awesome, it's both a crockpot and a pressure cooker and takes so much time off making dinner.
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My food processor is a wonderful time saver. No more time spent chopping onions. Just top and tail the things and ram them into the machine. Also great for blending if I desire soup or anything else turned into a puree.
Poultry shears. Holy fuck youll barely use a knife after. If Jaques pepin says it's legit trust that man. I can't tell you how much I use em.
Fish spatula is just better than normal. I eat fried eggs almost daily and it's 10x easier to flip than the old ones.
I don't know the name exactly but my garlic plate. It's a tiny dish that has little nubs and you rub the garlic in it tears it up and then you scoop out. Way better than chopping or snashing.
Fish spatula is just better than normal. I eat fried eggs almost daily and it's 10x easier to flip than the old ones.
I don't know the name exactly but my garlic plate. It's a tiny dish that has little nubs and you rub the garlic in it tears it up and then you scoop out. Way better than chopping or snashing.
OXO Good Grips swivel peeler. Not only has my family had one for a good 20 years and never needed to sharpen it, it has not rusted and it’s both comfortable to hold and lives up to the name “Good Grips”. Best tool ever.
Otherwise... I’d second the rice cooker.
Otherwise... I’d second the rice cooker.
Do they work well as ice cubes? I received as a gift a tray that makes X-wing shaped ice cubes, but they work super poorly and dissolve almost instantly, because there's too much surface area relative to the total volume of the ice.Skull shaped ice cube tray because I’m super cool.
Actually they’re really good as ice cubes, a lot of density considering the shape fills out.
I bought a Tefal multicooker when I couldn't use my oven and it's a great gadget (I got it on Prime day too so it was cheaper than normal). It's great for steaming, stews, certain types of baking and best of all it curbs the hideous mess that I usually generate when I cook. I did once almost drown the kitchen in steam when I steamed duck, though.
I have an ancient Kenwood mixer (It's about 10 years older than I am and belonged to my Mum) that I use fairly often too. It has a whisking attachment which is infinitely better than giving myself carpel tunnel trying to do ti by hand.
I have an ancient Kenwood mixer (It's about 10 years older than I am and belonged to my Mum) that I use fairly often too. It has a whisking attachment which is infinitely better than giving myself carpel tunnel trying to do ti by hand.
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air fryer? what the hell is that
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