5 Sandwich Gadgets Tested By Design Expert | Well Equipped | Epicurious
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2021
- Design and usability guru Dan Formosa returns to evaluate and improve upon 5 gadgets whose sole purpose is to help you quickly and effectively make a sandwich. From a compact specialty breakfast sandwich grill to a ketchup and mustard ray gun, watch as he puts each device through the gauntlet commenting on what works, what doesn't, and what he'd do to improve their design.
Check out the products Dan reviews in this episode:
Breakfast Sandwich Maker: amzn.to/3yMiE2F
Burger Holder: amzn.to/3tkkCX9
Condiment Ray Gun: www.amazon.com/dp/B00JVUOZQ0
Sandwich Cutter & Sealer: amzn.to/38Km5MH
Mayo Knife: amzn.to/38Km5MH
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Check out the products Dan reviews in this episode:
Breakfast Sandwich Maker: amzn.to/3yMiE2F
Burger Holder: amzn.to/3tkkCX9
Condiment Ray Gun: www.amazon.com/dp/B00JVUOZQ0
Sandwich Cutter & Sealer: amzn.to/38Km5MH
Mayo Knife: amzn.to/38Km5MH
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I absolutely love that the standard of testing a product is to oil your left hand and try to use the device.... Sure, he said it more eloquently, but that's really what it is, a slippery left hand test lol wow I want that job...
Bro I think the burger holder is so that your burger don’t fall apart in your hand
I think washability should’ve been a rating too for some gadgets. Especially the electrical ones
Agreed
but it's too niche tbh. I think it should be bundled up into a general "maintenance" metric
AGREED
He does go into it if it's a complex machine, but apart from the first one there's nothing much to say about the others.
I actually own the sandwich maker... It's fairly easy to clean, but not worth the hassle. I think I used it maybe twice and lost it in a cabinet. It wipes clean.
1. This man has got some great nails
2. I'm thoroughly impressed that he ate three cheeseburgers just for a test
I think he ate 4 loll
That's one of the job benefits
@@doaxezclips He most certainly did!
@@grantimusmaximus8932 😂😂
Munchie’s
7:44 I'm getting meet the Robinson vibes real quick remember the scene where he was trying to impress the couple with the peanut butter and jelly gun
there we go finally somebody has the same thought as me
Yo I said the same thing disney drop the ball with this gem
XD
Same yo
Bro that's what I was thinking
Something interesting about Dan is that he worked as part of a group making OXO Good Grips tools, and some other designs, but he doesn't seem to want to take credit for those designs, possible because designs like that are collaborative. I just find it interesting how Dan clearly has the experience, insight, and know-how to evaluate design based on things like usability, left-handed problems, etc., but he never makes a big deal about it. It's like... he could use these videos to shill designs he worked on, and he doesn't, and that gives him a very likeable, "no agenda here" quality. I hope he continues to make these videos for a long time. And I hope the quality products he points out are rewarded in sales.
He does have them listed on his website. The left handed oil test makes a lot of sense
Good Grips is a hall of fame line of products.
Producer: "Dan you don't have to eat every burger"
Dan: ...
He need to do. Job is job.
@@theangrycheeto learn proper english 💀💀
@@sonospiacente3334 Are you serious? It's a meme, you humorless tick.
🤣
@@sonospiacente3334 fr it went from 0 to 100 real quick
“Basically it’s solving problems that didn’t exist by creating new problems that we didn’t know we had” I love dan
99.9% of gadgets. The annoying thing is that most are supposed to do ONE job and can barely manage it.
This one made me laugh so hard ahah
@@tiacho2893 That is the beauty of invention. Most of them would be deadends...
@@tiacho2893 some items are reasonable, the hamburger holder can be good with people Essential tremor or parkinson's. Since they can have very shaky hands and you might not clean up the same mess with your shaky hands as well. Its good but to use it, it will be tough but its still better than mess flying around
@@juliane5632 That is very possible. But to use the example of a similar product I have seen, the french fry cup holder adapter (possibly on this channel), it was made specifically for McDonalds french fry packaging and the large size specifically (I think). Other packages had to be forced to fit.
To use McDonals again as an example, that burger holder would not hold a 1/4 pounder or hamburger or at least not very well.
I don't think it's sufficiently universal or adaptable to make it really useful. But I don't have it in front of me or have ever used one. I'm guessing at best.
I think a better solution would be to wrap the burger like In-n-Out does (I'm Korean and a lot of Koreans seem to do this when eating a Big Mac) or in a bag like Shake Shack.
And I know two people with Parkinson's, empathise with anyone having trouble with the simple task of eating and completely understand your rationale.
I love how Dan’s always ready to throw hands with people who disagree with his food opinions 😂
I am too whenever he mentions ketchup on a hotdog !!!
@@danielleking262No hotdog is finished without ketchup x
"for this video a burger is a sandwich...leave your comments accordingly" the snark this guy has is epic. I love it
this dude is HUNGRY
Hiii
Agreed
Well at least pigeons are full from all that bread.
Why hello there
The midnight snack:
"Here's what I would do: instead of a plastic burger holder, I would go to the store, buy a pita, cut the pita in half, open the pita, put the burger in the pita and have an edible burger holder. Solved." Lmfao Dan is ingenious
I mean he is onto something there.
Or after the sandwich thing, just do something like that with a larger bun, seal the burger, and BAM, sealed burger you can eat.
I'm totally doing this. It's actually pretty damn genius idea! 😆
Well there's a reason why Durum Kebab is superior as travel food.
Too many steps for this problem, just forget the damn bun and make Pita burgers and don't leave out the tzatziki sauce.
For me, the burger holder gets one hand dirty, and not both, which I really hate, it also avoids getting ur hands dirty when the juices come out, seems helpful to me, but I have a very specific issue with eating burgers so it might not be for others.
The look on Dan's face as he calmly unwraps and eats the uncrustable on cam for the sole purpose of testing a sandwich gadget truly shows the depths of insanity that the commercial world has driven him to.
I really love how he says "it's purpose in life". It's simply wholesome yet professional, which I like
I love how he just shredded the burger holder by saying “i got a solution. Use a napkin”
Then he said to use pita bread 🤣🤣
Or the wrapper that the burger came in.
@@Dark_Angel07 some people are able to cook
Or just hold your own burger
I love how Dan gave it every chance to be effective, including dumping the last 3 bites or so into his mouth at one go, to keep his hands clean.
i love this person
I love you berd
Nerd
neat
Didn't expect to see you here
Berd u a dude cool
I love how his redesign for the mayo scrapper didn’t just incorporate the spatula, it was literally just a bigger spatula
I love how he's trying to fight people when he looks at the camera and says yes this is a sandwich.
Exactly, like I don't even know people are arguing about it
@@da_yanti.f.6363 The Mythical Kitchen has an entire podcast surrounding this debate!
He says "for the purpose of this video" which isn't necessary. A hot dog is a sandwich *by the essential definition of a sandwich* which is that the bread encloses the other ingredients, enabling eating out of hand.
Dan: Arrives at a car dealership
Dan: “may I test drive this car”
Also dan : left-handed oil test
😂😂😂😂
Dan arriving at a sexshop to do the left-handed oil test...
@@RJiiFin just no there are kids on here you dirty person!
@@BeastBike-yg8ck bro to make a UA-cam channel you need an email that is 13+ so it’s their fault if they go on here and see these types of comments
@@user-gr2sq3jo2w but we all know that people lie and also some kids use their parents accounts, adults need to be leaders for kids.
Imagine being Dan's spouse, and finding oily palm prints all over the house from his gadget testing.....
😂 Gosh darn it Dan, not the handrail!
Plot twist. Dan does the left handed oil test because his spouse is left handed and usually has very oily hands. Dan's doing a mocking inside joke everytime he does the test.
And now the non-dominate left-handed oiled fingering test...
Where has Dan been all our internet lives!? I thoroughly enjoyed watching him take the gadgets to task 11/10 Dan! Give us more Dan!👑
This dude ate a lot of food that day… only a few minutes in he ate 2 burgers + a breakfast sandwich (total, he took like 4-5 bites of separate ones)
“It’s solving problems that didn’t exist, by creating new problems we didn’t know we had” that cracked me up.
That condiment ray-gun reminds me of that one scene in “Meet The Robinsons” when that kid basically makes a peanut butter and jelly version.
Omg, i was thinking the same :3
wait me too
Lol I was also thinking that
I was looking for this comment lol
They definitely stole the idea from there especially the way it's used and works
I love how for the sandwich cutter and sealer, he legit just pulls out an uncrustable to do the time comparison
For the condiment gun... It already exists on a professional level. It's called a sauce gun. It's literally a food-grade caulk gun mechanism.
Better made though
Where can I find these? *(I definitely don’t want to put ketchup tubes in my electric caulk gun)*
@@Frappe3621 googling sauce gun finds it for me. Idk if you can fit that in a standard caulk gun
I've seen those used at Taco Bell. I just assumed they took a caulk gun and got it NSF certified for foodservice use.
... But I bet it doesn't look as Sci-Fi-retro cool as the Ray gun does, sitting in a drawer never being used :p
this guy cracks me up. for the purposes of this video, of course
no replies? huh
He has begun cracking more and more jokes every time 😂
@@carrot6772 only 2 subscribers huh?
Wooo it's the freshwater fish Queen!
Can Dan review Dan’s oldest designs and see if he has any changes he’ll like to make?
that would be awesome.
Would probably be much like a computer coder looking back at his first programs he wrote and was like "no no no no no, dafuq did I did that for?"
@@shanewilson7994 xd
I say God would do the same as a parody especially with the background music when testing something
ywsss
That'd be amazing
I think the burger holder was useful for keeping the ingredients from being squeezed out the other side when taking bites, not for not being messy, although maybe that's what the packaging advertised it as.
I'm a disabled person with erb's palsy. I actually believe the burger holder looks amazing and something that could benefit me greatly. I can only lift one hand to my mouth and because of that, burgers have a higher chance of falling apart (and often are messy) because I can't get as good of a grip. Something like that would hold it together and be easier to grip for me and keep my burger together. Even while eating a burger with your hands vs the device, you used one hand vs two hands. :) The "using both hands like a normal person" comment felt a bit ablest and I hope instead you'd consider using the term "average person" especially since this gadget might not be for ablebodied individuals.
Really good point!
I think he and the gadget may be designed for able bodied ppl and he was talking to them too, but with a better design i think it would work for disabled
Wow, this man really gulped down 2 large -burgers- sandwiches. Usually these food tests I assume consist of taking a bite or two out of each item but the holder did require finishing a burger for a test and another for control. Bravo.
Erm he ate THREE burgers!
@@bl00dhoney well we only saw he take a single bite out of the oil test one. Can't imagine he finished that one too?
“Chris [Pratt] never uses a spit bucket. When you do scenes Where a character is eating, you eat and then spit it out into a ‘spit bucket.’ Chris just keeps eating. If you see Andy eating a cheeseburger in a scene, you should know Chris Pratt ate like 8 cheeseburgers. I love that guy.” - Aziz Ansari
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He ate 1 Beyond meat burger, a ham sandwich, peanut butter and jelly sandwich and a BTL sandwich.
I honestly forgot he was a design expert and started thinking “pretty odd for a sandwich expert to be giving detailed redesigns” lmao
it's 3am and I'm trying so hard not to laugh too loud so I don't wake up my husband lmao
I had the first gadget in high school. I got really hooked on the fast food version of the sandwiches while working there during the summer but during the school year it was always super busy bc it was right next to the high school. So to avoid the breakfast rush I I used some of my summer money to get a sandwich maker. Used it basically every day, and I’m pretty sure now my mom uses it to make breakfast for my younger siblings lol they hold up pretty well over time.
Breakfast sandwith maker might also work as a double pancake maker.
The burger holder is so the fillings don't slip out of the other side while you're eating, but you could probably just hold it with a paper towel.
The condiment gun is just the PB&J gun from “Meet the Robinsons”
Yeah, and It didn't work well just like in the movie
Yes exactly
Omg yes I thought the same thing lol Love that movie❤
Lmaooo that’s literally the reason I clicked on the video 😂😂😂
That's what I thought
Hi Dan & Epicurious team. I have an interesting idea - Dan starts off these videos saying he's been designing kitchen gadget's for 40 years.
What if you had Dan go through some of his earliest designs, and seeing how he could improve them now? :)
I like that idea tbh
I love that idea
Just so you know they just did this a week ago!
So you're idea has come to life!! NIce :)
Video Title on youtube:
5 Vintage Kitchen Gadgets Tested By Design Expert
Edit: Realized you said his own designs my bad lol
Yeees please... i mean if the trademark let him
Nice idea and also am 1000th like, less goo
I really do enjoy watching Dan present. He has an air of the subversive about him. Makes me smile, also interesting.
That uncrustable sandwich maker can also be used for other things, like hand pies, large ravioli, etc. Anything you want to encase in bread or pastry. It Comes in two sizes. It's also more fun than opening a package. 😏
I feel like cookie cutter can also be use to make circle sandwich 🤔can it?
My first thought was toaster grilled cheeses! Seems great for kids to make their own without the risk of a hot stove!
a cup or mug can do the same. You want it to be dull so it seals the edges @@NoName-yi5cs
"I hope they don't make a pizza holder."
The Burger Holder designers, in the middle of a pizza holder conference: *surprised pikachu*
Savage
What is a surprised pikachu?
@@jwfisher08 its a meme
I never thought I will ever see someone use a picture of raizel as their profile pic. His story already ends like years ago
@@riotangel same lol
“Let’s pretend I’m from the midwest and I like ketchup on my ham sandwich.” These words viscerally hurt me as a michigander.
The only ham sandwich with ketchup would be a thin line down the middle of a hot dog with mustard on both sides
As a fellow Michigander I agree. But I've also never heard of ketchup on a ham sandwich.
Mmmm ketchup
I didn't know it was only done in the midwest. Granted though I only do it on School subs and other sandwiches (Subway is safe). But now I think of it, I do put ketchup on quite of a bit stuff as well. So I do agree on being called out for, though as a Yooper I don't like Kectupe and Mustard on my pasty so long as it's a good pasty.
Seeing ketchup on a sandwich at all hurt me as a human with taste buds.
On the condiment gun make the pressure like that of a calk gun. Also my version of a pb&j is pb super thin layers on both pieces of bread to help keep the jelly from over moistening the bread. Just an opinion though. I trust in your expertise, and really enjoy your channel. Make croutons with the left over bread.
I like how when he redesigned the mayo knife, he essentially draw a silicone spatula.
When he just opened and ate an uncrustable instead of making one I LMAO
That gadget would come in handy here. In my country we don't have uncrustable.
@@MicukoFelton An even easier solution is to just eat the crust.
We don't have pigeons, I'd eat the crust out of respect for the bread maker
I'm just happy at the fact that he ate three whole burgers just to redesign. He's so cute.
Unnecessary and respectable. Way to write off three cheeseburgers as a business expense!
@@delpullen1982 the best burgers ever right there!
Looked tasty too.
It wasnt a burger
I really like this video format. The greasy left hand technique is genuinely good advice for finding product flaws.
Fr I’ve never heard of that and think it’s really smart. Even just as a thought experiment
Dan: lets see how this sandwich tastes with this excessive amount of mayonnaise.
Me: Delicious!
Dan: needs more mayo!
And I laughed so hard soda came out my nose... 🤣🤣🤣
Would've been better if mayo came out your nose!
The only use I could see for the burger holder is for someone who is able to set up a 1-hand holder for someone who is less able to hold with 2-hands. But, a pita would be a much better solution.
I could see it being good for burgers that have sloppy toppings (chili or a cheese sauce, for example), and may be useful for kids that struggle to hold bigger sandwiches together. You can't stuff much into a pita so you'd have to skimp on toppings, and the texture of the bread is quite different compared to a typical bun, so pita is not always a viable or ideal alternative.
I've also occasionally had some store-bought buns where the top tended to fall apart when picking up the burger. Sliding the burger into one of these things might resolve that if I happened to have one on-hand, though I would never buy this thing for that purpose. So all that said, I still couldn't justify buying the burger holder, as I'm not having chili-cheese burgers very often and my kids are big enough now they wouldn't benefit from it.
My other thought would be someone who doesn't have fine motor control or grip strength to hold a burger.
I’ve had a burger at 7-eleven and it’s container is something similar to this burger holder. But instead of being half circle, it’s rectangular. With that, I found it so much easier to slide my finger to the sides and flip the burger.
If this dude told me he's been designing kitchen gadgets for 4 decades, i would instantly believe him
He literally has!
What an odd way to compliment somebody
😂😂😂
If this dude told me that he invented a time machine I would believe him.
In terms of the jar scraper, I took my thinnest spatula that was flexible and trimmed back the back side (the long flat side) and left the contoured side in tact. It was the best solution. You were going there with your design, but a thinned out back portion is a great solution to buying a new scraper when you can keep all the ones you have now.
The hamburger holder would be very beneficial for me, with tremors in both hands I have difficulty holding burgers. No joke. For the average person that serves no use, but for the small amount who are in need of assistance… We are grateful
Wow, that pita burger holder idea is ingenious. I'm gonna start selling regular pita rebranded as edible no-mess burger holder. Nobody steal this idea, please!
seems like you want someone to steal it
Patent it
You just did from our host here. 😄
@Bastian Sanchez and at that point you've just invented the pita sandwich
The condiment gun looks like it would also be a nightmare to clean 😬 maybe that should be another part of the gadget testing
It made me think of meet the robinsons pbj gun
Its illegal
@@suphomies2661 that’s why I clicked the video,I didn’t read the title and thought they made the pbandj gun in real life 🤣
They’re kinda doing the condiment gun dirty, cuz I thought it was marketed as a joke/novelty product. Although tbh it’s not good in that respect either lol
@@monhi64 fake. Its illegal
The hamburger gadget looks good to me though: its point isn't avoiding to get the hands dirty, but to avoid half the burger falling off while eating it while also making it not too tall to eat
"I'm ethically opposed to putting catchup on hot dogs."
Finally, a man after my own heart! Even if I hadn't enjoyed the rest of the video (which I did), that alone would be worth a like.
I wonder if they filmed this all in one day? If so this man is a beast with a endless gut!
You gotta agree that Burger Holder does keep the middle of the burger intact and not let the insides spill out after the first bite.
I was thinking more in the direction of people with disabilities as potential users of the gadget but your point still stands of course.
I think this is what it was designed for
On the condiment gun, the plunger arm needs to function like a caulk gun. It should either be toothed or rotate.
That's how commercial sauce guns work.
I love that this guy is turning lunch into an informative product video. As the saying goes "Work smarter, not harder".
This dude over here banging out burgers like a champion haha
😏😏😏
Right? Just annihilating em like they was Tic-Tacs 😂
I love the sandwich cutter. My dad used it to make sandwiches for lunches all the time. Literally had it for years and it still works like a charm. And yes, we would give the scraps to the groundhog in the backyard.
I actually had that sandwich maker in the begging things great!
Nice to know the groundhog is well fed.
My dad got me a breakfast sandwich maker for Christmas YEARS ago and I absolutely still love it.
I've watched his whole series of reviews and I must say, I treasure this guy. Protect him and all he represents.
Dan eating a sandwich with "excessive amount of mayo" is the hero we need, but don't deserve. Thank you Dan
Have you tried just mayo and ham, mayo and salami, or mayo mustard and ham on bread. Delicious 🤤
That's not even excessive.
When I were broke I used to have mayo sandwiches as a treat....
What we don't know about Dan is that he's also a competitive burger / sandwich eater by night.
Dan ate 3 burgers just for a video, this guy has immense ammounts of commitment.
That sandwich cutter and peeler took me right straight back to my childhood. My mom used it for all sorts of things. And I LOVED when I could nab it for playdoh.
Teacher: "No eating in class!"
Kids in the back:
5:29
Hamburger holder broke an all time Dan record of 1/100
I have the breakfast sandwich maker and it works amazingly. I use pork sausage patties and grill them on the bottom first, then I do everything else. It makes awesome sandwiches that i would gladly wake up to.
I have the old version of that breakfast sandwich maker and it works like a champ.
6:11
Don: **drenches hand in oil**
also Don: "feels slippery"
I was looking for this comment lol
@@jad3415 same! Lol
Dunno if you’re joking or not, but he was testing if it was slippery if he has greasy hands.
@@Aeroknight-sk2qg Dunno if YOU"RE joking or not, but ANYTING is slippery with greasy hands LOL!!!
I find it funny you don't see the irony in it LOL.
@@jad3415 the oil test is to see if the product is ergonomical or not. It's not.
makes sandwich maker talk: "Thanks Dan"
Dan: "You're welcome"
the wholesomeness I felt
This is awesome! I love the idea and how it is done. It is hilarious!
He just does what he wants and I love this guy for that reason.
I think that the burger holder's purpouse is not to avoid messy hands per se, but to hold the burger components in place so that they don't spill out of the back of the burger as you take a bite
I think it's for kids who don't know how to hold a burger properly and only end up eating half of it anyway
I could go for the sandwich cutter and sealer. Yes, it only has one function. But I have a child who does not like anything made from peanuts. An uncrustable sandwich made with almond butter and jelly would be something he would love. Plus the ingredients for the sandwiches are cheaper than buying the box of uncrustables. A win-win in my book
If you don't have or want to buy one of those sandwich cutters, you can also make DIY uncrustables using a drinking glass to cut the sandwich. There's tutorials online for how to do it, but it's pretty straightforward! You could try it that way, see if your kid is into it before you buy an actual gadget for them
they do also make them in a square variety like Dan suggests for his redesign (assuming your kid would be okay with that - I know some are really attached to the round shape), and they're pretty decently priced on Amazon
Use a steel drinking glass or something like that to cut the bread
Isn't an almond a nut tho?
Or he doesn't like PEAnuts, like the one that comes in pea shaped pods. Cause how I grew up every nut it a peanut
@@waaaah-_- neither peanuts nor almonds are nuts. Almonds are a fruit and peanuts are a legume.
I really enjoy this series, but especially the part where he points out design flaws with his left hand. by doing that, he's also testing to see how accessible these devices are to people with disabilities that affect motor functions!
I've recently discovered the miracle that is Dan, the Design Expert when one of his videos popped up on my recommended. So naturally, I'm watching all of these episodes lol. I just wanted to say, even if no one sees this, that the burger holder might be useful for someone with prosthetics, where they might struggle with grip strength, either too light of a grip or too tight of a grip. If it's too tight, the burger holder might help them eat a burger without squishing it to bits. Yeah, the whole not being able to finish it would be an issue, but it would do something at least 😅
I love this man and i need him and his 40 years of gadget design in my life
“A hotdog is a sandwich” Josh comes around the corner “what was that??”
Lol
…in related news, idk what Dan and Josh could possibly do together but I know I’d watch it!
@@FortuitousWench same it would have the same energy as emily and josh but more chill
If a meatball sub and a po'boy is a sandwich (and they are) so is a hot dog.
I find his really really dry humor hilarious! I love it!, first day watching it, already subscribed.
Dan tilting his head back and finishing that burger is the funniest thing ive seen in a while
Burger holder: I believe the fast food industry solved this issue already. Isn't that why they wrap the burgers in paper?
No they wrap them in paper because it's cheap and they're not allowed to put them in styrofoam containers anymore like they used to.
There is no problem to solve. You have hands, hold the burger properly and nothing will drop out. Fast food outlets provide napkins standard because they understand some of their customers are slobs who don't understand how to hold their food properly
@@tjmarx but we can say that paper holder was an accidental solution
@@jrpueyo7531 Again, there is no problem to solve and thus no solution. Hold your burger correctly and it isn't messy to begin with.
Furthermore, most burgers from chains are now served in card/cardboard flip top boxes, not paper wrapping. The paper wrapping is almost exclusively for the small burgers, and then is not wrapped as a holder.
That's why I always ask them if they can wrap it. It's horrible eating burgers with just my bare fingers, so a burger holder would be a helpful thing if I had non-wrapped burgers.
@@tjmarx well I have to tell my motorskill disorder to stop making me a slob😂 instead of using gadgets to make my life easier lol
I can't lie, this guys great lol. he has a perfect relatable feel to him. sure he's doing the classic cheesy Infomercial nonsense, but his nonchalant and obvious satirical moments are pretty spectacular.
I love this series so much 🥰 Always makes me smile
I took a hit from my bong, sat there for the 20 most blissful minutes , I dont know how I got here what am I watching, but Dan is an awesome guy with such good energies , good night from me :)
5:40 Kudos on the cameraman who literally just stood there, recording, watching a guy eating a burger for a whopping total of 12 minutes and 12 seconds.
When he said "To the pigeons " and threw the bread offscreen I lost it 🤣🤣😭🤣
I've had one of those mayo bottle scrapers for years. It works fantastic.
Dan is so much fun. Keep him around.
Man, Dan should've join Josh from Mythical Kitchen to record an episode of 'A Hotdog Is a Sandwich' podcast
Same with Julie, there's a hotdog episode where she says it's a sandwich
Lol couldn’t help but feel this was his audition to go on the podcast
That mayo knife has been around for at least 20 years, and I'm glad Dan put it to the test. Now I know it's a hard pass when I see it on a clip strip in the condiment aisle. Rubber spatula for the win! A skinny rubber spatula works really well, too.
I am thoroughly enjoying these videos as well as learning about new gadgets and design. I would like to point out, interestingly enough, that for the sandwich cutter I just use a glass. It still seals the sandwich (and into a circle it you're so inclined), and you don't have to buy something new. I even tested this with dipping these circle sandwiches in egg and breadcrumbs and frying them. Very tasty and didn't explode or spill or unseal. c:
Love how fed this guy is. Such a fun show
I think I'd prefer the sandwich maker over frying pan because with frying pan you have to get the pan out, heat the stove, take out the utensils and then clean all of it. Not really something I could be arsed to do on an early morning before I go to work, maybe on a weekend but those days breakfast tends to blend together with lunch.
It would be nice just to have that thing on the table like a toaster, put on the coffee-maker and scroll the news while I wait for both.
Easy solution, keep the pan out.
Plus, are you saying you are not planing on cleaning the sandwich maker?
Finally, what utensiles are you using in a pan that you are not using in the sandwich maker?
With an induction stove and a nonstick pan you would make the sandwich faster, and I highly suspect the cleaning is also faster, because the gadget looks like it is as simple to clean like the nonstick pan
@@abyeeve The gadget looks way harder to clean, it has multiple moving parts that may need disassemblement. Plus you may still need a pan if you want a toasted bread
I have an older version (no countdown timer, just a light that changes when it's done), and it's worked fine for a while. Way easier for the kids to use too.
@@abyeeve One thing though, a lot of the gadgets come with really cheap non stick surfaces. And it might be the audio quality but the sandwich maker sounds like it's made of pretty cheap alloy.
Dan definitely looks like a guy who's been inventing kitchen gadgets for 30 years
XD its over 40
Genius, simple yet cool.
I love love love Dan's sense of humour!
Am I the only one who wants an Epicurious cross over series with Dan and Rose?
Add in Ann Reardon.
And Emily?
And emmymade!
He makes me feel comfortable, like my gramps telling me about random stories while fishing type of comfortable
It’s fun watching you eat all this food. So entertaining 😂😂😂😂 great video!!!