Thanks for the video. I've been eying this Breville for sometime now.It's a pretty pricey tool, but I'm trying to convince my wife it's worth it. Would you say, 5 years after this video that you're still happy with your purchase? Thanks again.
Yes I would recommend it! If there was one thing that could be better it's how tight the vertical part fits the base. I've applied some food grade grease after hand sanding and this seems to help. Otherwise I love this machine. 😃
This is not what hash browns usually are I'm from America and have never heard anybody call this hash browns, hash browns are usually shredded potatoes cooking in oil and they get crispy on top and are soft and gooey under, the dish in this video is usually called "country potatoes" every town I've been in in America
@@somebody448 Pan fried diced potatoes can be also be called hash browns in the U.S. Not sure if it's regional or not. Take a look next time you visit the grocery store, you might find that some brands of frozen diced potatoes label them as hash browns. Ore-Ida brand, for example sells "shredded hash browns" and "diced hash browns". Here's a link to the diced variety: www.oreida.com/product/00013120003929. Not that it really matters...
@@darrylmelander6984 Must be regional, where I am from they are not only stringy, but cooked first, shredded then fried. Never seen cubed potatoes referred to as hash browns.
Thanks for the video. My processor just arrived. Can you prep the potatoes like stringy potatoes that we use in Texas for hash brown? I’m sure most states make them that way. Thanks again
Misleading video. The first thing you need to tell viewers is what Breville model you have, because dicing kit only works on 2 specific Breville models.
This video should come with a motion sickness warning.
I agree. I felt very dizzy.. had to stop watching
Really....you need to mount your camera not walk around with it!!!!!
I had to take some Advil after watching this. If possible, I would sit for an hour giving this a thumbs down :(
The camera movements gave me a bad headache
Yes, need to steady camera.
Thanks for the video. I've been eying this Breville for sometime now.It's a pretty pricey tool, but I'm trying to convince my wife it's worth it. Would you say, 5 years after this video that you're still happy with your purchase? Thanks again.
Yes I would recommend it! If there was one thing that could be better it's how tight the vertical part fits the base. I've applied some food grade grease after hand sanding and this seems to help. Otherwise I love this machine. 😃
@@cobol1234 Thanks....I'm really liking it
Wow what a great video! Was there an earthquake happening during the filming?
Thank you. Much appreciated.
I felt dizzy watching this video. I think the camera should be set up in one place where viewers can see what you are doing
Thanks for the video. The "hash brown" is completely unknown dish to me (I'm in Scandinavia). So, it's basically pan fried potato, cubes in this case?
This is not what hash browns usually are I'm from America and have never heard anybody call this hash browns, hash browns are usually shredded potatoes cooking in oil and they get crispy on top and are soft and gooey under, the dish in this video is usually called "country potatoes" every town I've been in in America
@@somebody448 Pan fried diced potatoes can be also be called hash browns in the U.S. Not sure if it's regional or not. Take a look next time you visit the grocery store, you might find that some brands of frozen diced potatoes label them as hash browns. Ore-Ida brand, for example sells "shredded hash browns" and "diced hash browns". Here's a link to the diced variety: www.oreida.com/product/00013120003929.
Not that it really matters...
It matters to me I much prefer the stringy type. I have tried the diced before. Thanks for your comment.
@@darrylmelander6984 Must be regional, where I am from they are not only stringy, but cooked first, shredded then fried. Never seen cubed potatoes referred to as hash browns.
Thanks
Please make potato salad with the dice kit $129. Thank you
Thanks for the video. My processor just arrived. Can you prep the potatoes like stringy potatoes that we use in Texas for hash brown? I’m sure most states make them that way. Thanks again
Misleading video. The first thing you need to tell viewers is what Breville model you have, because dicing kit only works on 2 specific Breville models.
Good
Really informative, thanks for that....constant movement of the camera made me feel sick though.
Great info BUT you need to have someone filming for you and not you doing it like you do.
Peel them dirty taters!!!
Yuk. Why not wash them first.
Eat dirtthen 😂😂😂😂😂