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I teach 3D design to high school students, and these gadgets made me think about redesign for accessibility. Not everyone has manual dexterity or mobility to cut a bagel or separate eggs. Even though the products seem a bit gimmicky they could be helpful. The format of the video is great and I love the redesign idea on butcher paper on the fly.
Even if it's not always the case, designers are often searching for esthetic, then they think about the uses, but they forget to think about disabled people and CLEANING, i work as pastry chef in France and it's hard to find professional tools that are easy to clean while it would be easily doable whith just some improvement, i had a chocolate temper machine and it was a real hell to clean, it takes few hours just because of all the 90° angle corners😒.
Same, a lot of times when I watch videos from this series, that's exactly what I think about too. But if a product is that hard to use for someone without dexterity or mobility trouble, wouldn't it be even harder to use for those with trouble? I'm thinking especially about gadgets like the butter slicer here
Why redesign it at all? It doesn't even work well compared to even the simplest alternative. Those stamped sheet metal ones you put on top of a cup separate the egg faster than you can throw away the empty shell. And they don't look gross while doing so...
Dan, Dan, the gadget man!!! I have Rhumatoid Arthritis and am always looking for things to help me do stuff independently. Sometimes they work, sometimes not. But this is a much needed resource for those who are disabled.
My mum has arthritis in her hands and has like no grip. When I see some of these type of things I can see the helpfulness and others I'm like that is way worse cos it takes more like hand strength then the conventional tools!
The bagel slicer, we had in my college dining hall. There it's a pretty ideal invention, as you don't want sharp knives laying around for anyone to handle. I imagine it'd also be good for parents who have kids that like to be kitchen savvy.
I actually have a bagel cutter like that just a different brand. I have nerve damage and arthritis in my hands so I don't have a steady hand, so cutting is hard and I have trouble doing it evenly, so I like the product
The bagel guillotine seems like it would be good for people with arthritis or tremors since all you need is pressure on top instead of gripping a knife.
it's more about quick of ease. We have one at the hotel i work at and we would rather you use the guillotine to quickly slice your bagel and move on rather then sit there with a plate and knife and take too long cutting your bagel
'I don't know if that offends anyone's aesthetic sensibilities.' Most beautiful sentence I have heard all week, only just in front of 'bananas are waterproof'
I agree, I saw a similar yolk separator that was in the shape of a bird and the egg white would come out of its beak (single exit), which was far more efficient than Mr. Sneezy
I'm also a Product Designer, I just wanted to add something regarding the bagel slicer. The bagel slicer is also designed for the blind, as it can be dangerous for those with visual problems to use knifes. So a device like the bagel slicer, that is designed for that purpose, is great. But majority of people, unless you're afraid of knives, it's just an option.
It was originally created because of an "epidemic" of occupational hand-slicing injuries in 90s coffee shop employees. Rushing to make Rachel, Ross, Chandler, Monica, and Joey their bagels and *slash* I'm not kidding.
I would love to see a section that caters to those with disabilities. Some gadgets are created with disabilities in mind. For example, the bagel cutter. Although it seems useless to the man in the video, it is very helpful for someone with arthritis or tremors. Cutting normally can be a difficult task, so being able to just put it in a gadget and cut it helps a whole lot
@@shuruktigarajeswaran9852 yeah I know, but that doesn't like specifically cater to it ya know. I don't know how to explain it, but there could be a better test for it. Also, it should add to the buy rating. Like how I mentioned in my comment, the bagel cutter would be very helpful for those with disabilities like tremors or arthritis, but he totally wrote those things off
yeahh I agree, because the Bagel Guillotine was pretty "useful" but it's really harder to clean it as it would be with a knife, and use a loot of space in the kitchen. Buttt maybe in a restaurant could be more useful because they have to cut a large amount of bagels.
@@camilacuevas7720 exactly! these gadgets are more for restaurant at high volume in short time. I dont need it to cut 1 bagel. Heck even a family of 10, you can easily use a knife.
The fact that just about all of these face competition from one single kitchen utensil, the knife, that pretty much sums up the pointlessness of most of the contraptions reviewed. It's reinventing the wheel but making it rhomboid
That’s to hide his full sleeve of prison gang tattoos. Today he reviews Mr. Sneezy, but in a past life he was part of a dark New York underworld bringing pain to all who dare oppress his local bagelry.
I've actually wanted a bagel guillotine for a while now. Something he neglects to mention is that the knife slides through easily with fresh bagels, but with slightly older bagels that are a lot harder (Once I get them cut I can spray them with a water bottle and put them in the toaster and they're just like new) they are also harder to cut so more danger of cutting yourself.
I know this is an extra step, but a quick 15 seconds in the microwave would make all the difference. The one thing I do like about the bagel slicer is that it does cut the bagel evenly, whereas when I cut a bagel, I couldn't cut it evenly if my life depended on it lol.
@@coryCuc Will this work on English muffins too I wonder? I just had some this morning and lord I am annoyed with their interpretation of "pre-sliced" --- yeah, like a raccoon was trying to shred it!!!!
It's interesting to see how left-handed people vary in ability to use their non-dominant hand. My left-handed father can use computer mice, can openers, etc. It's pretty cool to see him using a computer mouse while simultaneously writing in a notebook. He can also make simple scissor cuts with his right hand if he has to. He told me my grandmother was profoundly left-handed. She had all the gadgets, including a robust stash of scissors throughout her house.
@@Katharine888 I learned righty scissors because we had too many South Paws and not enough scissors in school. Mice took me a while to get use to. Laddels with spouts and icecream scoops annoy me, I dont hold a pen properly but my writing is neat.
My bf and his dad both leave crumbs in the butter when it’s left out in a butter dish to be served with a knife. I think the butter dispenser could have a use-case here, as it would prevent them from putting a knife in the butter and getting crumbs in it. Basically, I can see this being useful as a butter protector
additionally, you don't have to peel off the packaging everytine you get butter. Just grab the dispenser, slice a bit, then store it back. So damn convenient
"I'm holding this. There's actually a rather easy way to hold this if you wanted to walk around your kitchen or your house eating cereal." *Does the walk back and forth* [Dan eating cereal] I lost it. I'm flattned. Dan, you're a treasure!
@@harveyknguyen well I've never heard of such method. 😂 I think that way the cereal will stay crispy for sure, but i dont think it would be enjoyable. Ill stand by putting the milk first and adding cereal a bit at a time. Its the best experience. You gotta try it! 🤷🏼♀️😂
I haven't eaten cereal in over a year, but when I'm inclined to again, I'll grab that fancy cereal bowl. Would prefer ceramic, though. Not a fan of plastic bowls.
In defense of the butter stick thing losing the time test, the part where it saves time is not getting the first one slice of butter, but the consecutive slices, where you can take out the thing with the stick already loaded, yeet the lever, and put it back for when you next need it. Although it is a pretty useless gadget you might aswell just take out a knife and cut it every time.
i think a lot of these are so helpful for those with disabilities, and even chronic illnesses. some of these sound SO much easier for me or my mom instead of just doing it the 'simple' way
Bagel related hand injuries (cutting through the bagel into your hand) cause about 2,000 ER visits per year . A bagel cutter is a wise investment for the office break room.
not sure if english is your first language, and if it isnt you are remarkably good at it. but it is "as improved as they can get" not "as improve as they can get"
The slow juicer is actually a wheatgrass juicer-hence the small teeth. I have one like that and the suction cup has a wrenchlike tool to turn it. It also has a separate clamp to hold onto a table. Lots of parts but it works-for wheatgrass
I love that you always have suggestions yo make the product better. It makes it way more enjoyable plus you help the creatures come up with great ideas to improve their products keep it up!!
It's useful for diners and restaurants and the likes where you maybe have a breakfast buffet. You wanna portion the butter ahead of time because you don't want one table to hog all of the butter for themselves or guests to mangle the butter with a knife and make a mess. Granted, you can also buy butter in small pre-portioned packages, but slicing butter like this saves waste.
It is admittedly not well-designed tho. There's ones that can portion an entire stick with just one application and they'd typically use some form of cutting wire instead.
I found this video by accident and fell in love with Mr. Sneezy at first sight. I'm disabled on my right side so I cannot seperate eggs and a lot of recipes call for that which I cannot make. A one handed seperator like Mr. Sneezy would be a godsend and he's so deliciously disgusting! Love it!
@@Kiki.Datter.Af.Lothbrok the comment said “he’s gotta get his own video channel” which means he doesn’t have a channel and the commenter wants him to have one
The Never Soggy Cereal Bowl is a Life-Changing solution for those of us who need to carry around our cereal and multi-task while attempting to eat breakfast: sort out the kids, finish getting dressed, sort out the kids, check work email, sort out the kids, feed the dog, login to the Morning Team Zoom meeting, sort out the kids, etc. When we finally have a moment to resurface, our bowl of cereal is now WAY past soggy. (Although it is the perfect consistency for a paper mâché craft project, handy for sorting out the kids later). Whereas, with the Never Soggy Cereal Bowl, we could just take a breath, sit back, and spend 90 whole seconds of relative peace and quiet, finishing our nice crispy breakfast. Priceless.
When the bagel slicer was first designed, even New York bagels were smaller. I, too, am native to NYC, Lower East Side girl here. The cafeteria in the hospital where I worked switched from bread knives to a bagel slicer, possibly because some male(?) klutz, who never before prepared his own breakfast cut himself trying to halve a bagel.
Reason for the manual juicer over the electric- The electric one he uses is $100. The manual one is $20. The manual one also advertises itself as being for camping or travel when you would not have electricity.
Yes but when you are camping, will you have a flat surface to lock the device to? Also, knowing how much effort it takes, would you just decide to not have juices/smoothies whilst camping or perhaps just buy them pre made. Lastly, this is a clear case where the expensive electric version is worth way more than x5 the manual version, so is much better value for money.
@@ouzoloves Definitely not backpacking, but would work fine for casual camping at the type of park where you park near your tent or any other travel situations where you don't have access to a juicer. Not all places have that type of pre-made juice, especially if you make unique blends. Many of the reviews on Amazon for the juicer actually mention preferring it to more expensive electric juicers because of the ease in cleaning it. Very few parts and easy to disassemble.
No outdoorsman in their right mind would haul a damned juicer with them camping. They'll just eat the fruit instead of juicing it. It's better for you anyways.
I remember there was an attempt to make a cereal bowl to stop soggy cereal on Pitchmen with Billy Mays and Anthony Sullivan. The one issue they kept running into is trying not to make the bowl look like a dog bowl
Re the bagel slicer: I love ours! Great idea with the magnets. I agree about New York bagels getting stuck or not going in in the first place. Maybe an adjustment on the sides to make the opening wider? You need a snug fit to make sure the halves are equal thickness. My only complaint is the onion bits on onion bagels stick to everything! Not that easy to clean them off the blade.
not him calling the butter cutter useless when that’s the one i wanted to get 💀 i’m imagining it would be super convenient once loaded to just grab it out of the fridge for quick butter when cooking
I love bagel guillotines! Never bought one for myself, bc I never buy bagels often enough to justify but I used to go to this organization that served bagels often and I could never cut it myself as well as the cutter
For the first thing the bagel cutter works well for school lunch style. I was at a residential treatment facility and whenever you asked for a bagel toasted this small older women would cut them using something like that so easily. It seemed so fun.
I've had one of those bagel guillotined for about 20 years. I've sliced my hand pretty good when cutting bagels in the past and use this one all the time. The bagels here in CO certainly aren't as big as they were back in NY.
For the banana slices, two things: 1) Fry them in butter over low heat. The salt from the butter is the perfect amount to season the bananas, and the way frying them turns them into cloud-like pillows encased in a delicate caramel shell is just the chef's kiss. 2) Put the fried bananas in the milk. Oddly enough, the mix of butter and fried banana flavors the milk in a way that is sublime.
Check out the products Dan reviews in this episode:
Bagel Guillotine: amzn.to/3v3hnTW
Mr. Sneezy Egg Separator: amzn.to/3yn2yxq
Never Soggy Cereal Bowl: amzn.to/2QwPIfc
One Click Perfect Butter Cutter: amzn.to/3eWYAE5
Masticating Slow-Juicer: amzn.to/3wcZORw
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3:15 or little bumps which have perfectly matching, fit-to-shape notches in the base to click into and hold the machine together.
these gadgets need to get a rating based on how easy they are to clean compared to the standard alternative!!
Literally the only advantage of the butter dispenser
@@Belphegor616 Cleaning a single butter knife looks way easier tho
@@lanvinseandelossantos6118 But you don't have to clean the dispenser every time you use it (I hope)
Yeah was thinking about this , how all of these can be " effective ' if cleaning is just going to be a hassle
@@Belphegor616 won't the become moldy?
Dan went from "Mr. Sneezy you are almost perfect" to "I don't think I want to ever see Mr. Sneezy again" in literally 10 seconds
Function over form
I think he said "every morning"
Yes, both!
He said he's not sure he wants to see it *every morning*
Rai? You can use your smartphone properly now? Even watching YT?!🤣
Part of these tests should also include cleaning these gadgets. I could only imagine how painful that butter cutter thing must be to fully clean.
I was thinking the same thing with that bagel cutter. I hope it comes apart to be cleaned...
@@dhelor That too! If you can't disassemble that bagel cutter, how do you clean and even sharpen that blade?
@@Someonedood the blade comes out so you can wash it. The crumbs at the bottom you just shake out or rinse under water and air dry
for butter you'd just run it under hot water and any residue would melt away
If you keep using it enough you never have to clean it
I teach 3D design to high school students, and these gadgets made me think about redesign for accessibility. Not everyone has manual dexterity or mobility to cut a bagel or separate eggs. Even though the products seem a bit gimmicky they could be helpful. The format of the video is great and I love the redesign idea on butcher paper on the fly.
Even if it's not always the case, designers are often searching for esthetic, then they think about the uses, but they forget to think about disabled people and CLEANING, i work as pastry chef in France and it's hard to find professional tools that are easy to clean while it would be easily doable whith just some improvement, i had a chocolate temper machine and it was a real hell to clean, it takes few hours just because of all the 90° angle corners😒.
You're liar
Same, a lot of times when I watch videos from this series, that's exactly what I think about too. But if a product is that hard to use for someone without dexterity or mobility trouble, wouldn't it be even harder to use for those with trouble? I'm thinking especially about gadgets like the butter slicer here
Designing Mr. Sneezy to have a slight tilt back would be an improvement for his dribbling, and also would make him look up at you from the counter.
Or, you could just separate one egg at a time. It doesn't dribble if you don't overload it
I think an even simpler way to redesign it would be to include a plug for the nostril that can be easily removed
Why redesign it at all? It doesn't even work well compared to even the simplest alternative. Those stamped sheet metal ones you put on top of a cup separate the egg faster than you can throw away the empty shell. And they don't look gross while doing so...
I DON'T want him looking up at me, plEAZE
@@CatholicZola you were his idol 😔
I bet you can use the cereal bowl as nacho bowl with the dip on top and chips below
Defo
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Might drip though
It could tip over
That's alot of dip for a relatively small amount of chip
One thing that is overlooked in the Never Soggy Cereal Bowl is that they're completely unstackable for storage.
You want more than one?
@@raaw4407 I think he means you cannot stack them on top of regular bowls
@@alyssashaffer5919 And you also cannot store it under regular bowls so it just has to go on its own
@@raaw4407 families of 4-5 with at least 2 kids who eat cereal everyday. It would be a hassle to store without stacking
It also seems like it would be complicated fitting it into a dishwasher, especially because the barrier in it is wavy
Dan, Dan, the gadget man!!! I have Rhumatoid Arthritis and am always looking for things to help me do stuff independently. Sometimes they work, sometimes not. But this is a much needed resource for those who are disabled.
Was just thinking the same thing
I also have RA
Spoonies 🙋♀️
@GG焦げた That's why she needs the ultimate Irish Peeler and the ultimate Irish Prep Bowl!
My mum has arthritis in her hands and has like no grip. When I see some of these type of things I can see the helpfulness and others I'm like that is way worse cos it takes more like hand strength then the conventional tools!
The bagel slicer, we had in my college dining hall. There it's a pretty ideal invention, as you don't want sharp knives laying around for anyone to handle. I imagine it'd also be good for parents who have kids that like to be kitchen savvy.
I appreciated the "Rick and Morty" reference..." Your purpose in life is to pass butter..." This guy is my favorite!
OH MY GOD..... Yeah welcome to the club
Yeah I smiled real big with that
Yes
I was looking for a comment like this!!! yesss!
I actually have a bagel cutter like that just a different brand. I have nerve damage and arthritis in my hands so I don't have a steady hand, so cutting is hard and I have trouble doing it evenly, so I like the product
We had a shared bagel cutter in our school cafeteria, i guess they didnt trust a bunch of kids with a knife. 😅
@@108wee I wouldn't either 😂
@@108wee isn't the bagel cutter a knife though?
@TGDS they just explained why they can't, I mean...
@@108wee but thst thing has a gigan blade. Seems More dangerous than a knife. Lol
"Your purpose in life is to pass butter"
Me: I understood that reference
"Oh my god!" 😥😥
yeah welcome to the club pal
They know their target audience.
@@ricecake3625 it's a rick and morty referrence....rick told this to a butter passing robot
That was beautiful
The bagel guillotine seems like it would be good for people with arthritis or tremors since all you need is pressure on top instead of gripping a knife.
I had one in college. It was useless.
@@ems7623 did you have arthritis or tremors
it's more about quick of ease. We have one at the hotel i work at and we would rather you use the guillotine to quickly slice your bagel and move on rather then sit there with a plate and knife and take too long cutting your bagel
Also good if you only have 1 hand.
Hell, might work if you are one of those people that need to use their foot/head for dexterity
@@ems7623 its not about you unfortunately
'I don't know if that offends anyone's aesthetic sensibilities.'
Most beautiful sentence I have heard all week, only just in front of 'bananas are waterproof'
same I loved the bananas line
Dan is adorable I loved watching him walk back and forth with the bowls of cereal
10:00
Dan: "Your purpose in life is to pass butter"
Gadget: "Oh my god"
REEEEEEE
I wasn't expecting a Rick and Morty reference... And god knows I'm not complaining
The mr sneezy was in itself a R&M reference
I did that so smoothly
🤣😂🤣
Mr sneezy could be improved by having one nostril because the white trying to simultaneously exit both nostrils is slowing down the exit.
I agree
I agree, I saw a similar yolk separator that was in the shape of a bird and the egg white would come out of its beak (single exit), which was far more efficient than Mr. Sneezy
Mohini Tiwari Nino’s home?
Or make it come out his mouth, but then it isn't Mr Sneezy
@@ziagochenaur2980 Mr. Drooly isn’t such a bad compromise
I've watched to many of these episodes because when he started squeezing the butter thing I was like "OH that is bad for people with arthritis"
@@marchelapocopio8636 arthritis, hero of the trojan war
I'm also a Product Designer, I just wanted to add something regarding the bagel slicer.
The bagel slicer is also designed for the blind, as it can be dangerous for those with visual problems to use knifes. So a device like the bagel slicer, that is designed for that purpose, is great.
But majority of people, unless you're afraid of knives, it's just an option.
Blind if people with tremors or arthritis
It was originally created because of an "epidemic" of occupational hand-slicing injuries in 90s coffee shop employees. Rushing to make Rachel, Ross, Chandler, Monica, and Joey their bagels and *slash*
I'm not kidding.
I would love to see a section that caters to those with disabilities. Some gadgets are created with disabilities in mind. For example, the bagel cutter. Although it seems useless to the man in the video, it is very helpful for someone with arthritis or tremors. Cutting normally can be a difficult task, so being able to just put it in a gadget and cut it helps a whole lot
U realize that’s what the left handed oil test is used for right?
@@shuruktigarajeswaran9852 yeah I know, but that doesn't like specifically cater to it ya know. I don't know how to explain it, but there could be a better test for it. Also, it should add to the buy rating. Like how I mentioned in my comment, the bagel cutter would be very helpful for those with disabilities like tremors or arthritis, but he totally wrote those things off
@@Imbigdead I'd like to see people with arthritis or other disabilities use the first gadget and then his re design and see what one they like better.
Even more so for those of us that can only use one hand.
I'd be interested in two more tests. First: how easy is it to clean the gadget?
Second: how practical is it to store the gadget?
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yeahh I agree, because the Bagel Guillotine was pretty "useful" but it's really harder to clean it as it would be with a knife, and use a loot of space in the kitchen. Buttt maybe in a restaurant could be more useful because they have to cut a large amount of bagels.
he mentions cleaning and storage when it’s a glaring flaw, like in the pizza episode
@@camilacuevas7720 exactly! these gadgets are more for restaurant at high volume in short time. I dont need it to cut 1 bagel. Heck even a family of 10, you can easily use a knife.
The fact that just about all of these face competition from one single kitchen utensil, the knife, that pretty much sums up the pointlessness of most of the contraptions reviewed.
It's reinventing the wheel but making it rhomboid
Might be useful for someone with arthritis or some other health problems
He still doesn't roll up his sleeves when he oils his hands.
dfgh
and ended up oily af
THIS IS BAD !!
That’s to hide his full sleeve of prison gang tattoos. Today he reviews Mr. Sneezy, but in a past life he was part of a dark New York underworld bringing pain to all who dare oppress his local bagelry.
He dosen’t need too
I've actually wanted a bagel guillotine for a while now. Something he neglects to mention is that the knife slides through easily with fresh bagels, but with slightly older bagels that are a lot harder (Once I get them cut I can spray them with a water bottle and put them in the toaster and they're just like new) they are also harder to cut so more danger of cutting yourself.
True!! He should've done a day or two old bagel to see the differences!!
At first I thought this was a bot ad xD
I know this is an extra step, but a quick 15 seconds in the microwave would make all the difference. The one thing I do like about the bagel slicer is that it does cut the bagel evenly, whereas when I cut a bagel, I couldn't cut it evenly if my life depended on it lol.
@@coryCuc Will this work on English muffins too I wonder? I just had some this morning and lord I am annoyed with their interpretation of "pre-sliced" --- yeah, like a raccoon was trying to shred it!!!!
@@coryCuc (oh, and I meant using the bagel guillotine thing, not the microwave method) haha
10:10 "what is my purpose" "you pass butter" "oh my god."
For the butter cutter, the redesign is basically a stapler, just slicing instead of pushing down. You'd also still need to store it in the fridge.
His back must hurt after carrying the Epicurious channel
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True
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What about the 50 people attempt series?
him and the seafood guy
As a lefty, I really appreciate that testing with his non dominant hand is part of his process. So many gadgets are unusable for me.
Scissors? , computer mice , can opener, my girl on a bike toy when I was 2 .. I'm lefty as well.
As a lefty, none of these present a problem.
It's interesting to see how left-handed people vary in ability to use their non-dominant hand. My left-handed father can use computer mice, can openers, etc. It's pretty cool to see him using a computer mouse while simultaneously writing in a notebook. He can also make simple scissor cuts with his right hand if he has to.
He told me my grandmother was profoundly left-handed. She had all the gadgets, including a robust stash of scissors throughout her house.
@@Katharine888 I learned righty scissors because we had too many South Paws and not enough scissors in school. Mice took me a while to get use to. Laddels with spouts and icecream scoops annoy me, I dont hold a pen properly but my writing is neat.
I feel like sometimes people I'm with don't notice I'm lefty maybe I come off amidexris ? I don't know I don't make it an issue or a thing.
My bf and his dad both leave crumbs in the butter when it’s left out in a butter dish to be served with a knife. I think the butter dispenser could have a use-case here, as it would prevent them from putting a knife in the butter and getting crumbs in it. Basically, I can see this being useful as a butter protector
additionally, you don't have to peel off the packaging everytine you get butter. Just grab the dispenser, slice a bit, then store it back. So damn convenient
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@@jd_my idk if cameron is a male name, but if he's a man and has a bf, well he can be gay or bi or pan, idk lol
@@jd_my does it matter?
@@jd_my why? Are you interested? Beware the dangers of dating online my friend.
“They are solving a problem that wasn’t a problem”... brilliant 🙈 12:15
"I'm holding this. There's actually a rather easy way to hold this if you wanted to walk around your kitchen or your house eating cereal."
*Does the walk back and forth*
[Dan eating cereal]
I lost it. I'm flattned. Dan, you're a treasure!
That cereal bowl is the definition of putting the milk before the cereal
And that is the method i stand by. The only right way to have crispy cereal.
@@22Maggy22 why not eat the cereal first then srink the milk
The only method I support is putting the cereal before YOGURT!
@@harveyknguyen well I've never heard of such method. 😂 I think that way the cereal will stay crispy for sure, but i dont think it would be enjoyable. Ill stand by putting the milk first and adding cereal a bit at a time.
Its the best experience. You gotta try it! 🤷🏼♀️😂
@@22Maggy22 it's very economical bc you dont even need a bowl or spoon
You couldn't even use the butter slicer here in Germany without using a butter knive initially 'cause we don't have sticks of butter, we have blocks
The US is the only place I can think of that uses sticks of butter and not bricks. It's so weird.
@@mokko759 canada uses both
@@mandieeXD Sticks is not the norm. So much so that I cannot ever recall seeing them.
I have seen margarine sticks, though.
@@mokko759 i have bought both sticks and bricks of butter in the past. they sell both at grocery stores where i live.
I'm from Canada and I've heard that we have sticks of butter but I've only ever actually seen the bricks myself
I haven't eaten cereal in over a year, but when I'm inclined to again, I'll grab that fancy cereal bowl. Would prefer ceramic, though. Not a fan of plastic bowls.
dfgh
Sounds like a challenge for your local potter.
@@Kaletiel they can use a mold
@@itslongford true enough
Hold up hold up. You haven't had cereal in over a year???
In defense of the butter stick thing losing the time test, the part where it saves time is not getting the first one slice of butter, but the consecutive slices, where you can take out the thing with the stick already loaded, yeet the lever, and put it back for when you next need it.
Although it is a pretty useless gadget you might aswell just take out a knife and cut it every time.
The girl : Babe quick ! My parents are coming home !!
The guy : 1:10
😂😂😭😭😭💀💀💀💀
I love that he clarified that butter isn’t blue
I literally never realised that bananas were waterproof WHAT A GENIUS!!
They get super slimy though, lol
They get wet but never soaked
I put them in my Frosted Flakes and yeah, they don't get soggy / soaked, but man they do get slimy, hahaha
humans are waterproof too
@@nelle5339 Thank you for that, lol
One product comparison is literally just him eating cereal 🤣🤣🤣
Dream job
7:35 why was this so funny to me 😭
i think a lot of these are so helpful for those with disabilities, and even chronic illnesses. some of these sound SO much easier for me or my mom instead of just doing it the 'simple' way
10:00 I was not expecting that Rick and Morty reference. I sure hope he dresses as Rick for Halloween, lol
“At this point I’m wondering, if the people who designed this, ever tried using it” lmaooooooooooooooo
Love this guy, he is basically Doc from Back to the Future, that just got stoned and became a product designer.
Makes the Rick quote reference even better considering he was based on the Doc!! 😁
Basically, a Rick
as an industrial design student these videos are SO invaluable its like a free ergonomics class
Never Soggy Cereal Bowl: Perfect for any cereal!
Weetabix: Am I a joke to you?
Bagel related hand injuries (cutting through the bagel into your hand) cause about 2,000 ER visits per year
. A bagel cutter is a wise investment for the office break room.
My office had a bagel breakfast for staff at least once a month and we had two of the bagel guillotines (small office). I loved them.
I wonder if you could negotiate an insurance discount for an office bagel slicer
Can we get a video of him testing old products that he made??? So he can improved them or test if they are as improve as they can get
not sure if english is your first language, and if it isnt you are remarkably good at it. but it is "as improved as they can get" not "as improve as they can get"
@@douglasparkinson4123 No. I'm from Argentina. Thanks 💚
Your English is amazing and that is a really good idea! I hope he sees your comment.
The slow juicer is actually a wheatgrass juicer-hence the small teeth. I have one like that and the suction cup has a wrenchlike tool to turn it. It also has a separate clamp to hold onto a table. Lots of parts but it works-for wheatgrass
I love that you always have suggestions yo make the product better. It makes it way more enjoyable plus you help the creatures come up with great ideas to improve their products keep it up!!
4:51 the way the egg while from one hole drains egg white from second hole is hilarious :D
who the hell invented a device to cut sticks of butter into slices lmao??
It's useful for diners and restaurants and the likes where you maybe have a breakfast buffet. You wanna portion the butter ahead of time because you don't want one table to hog all of the butter for themselves or guests to mangle the butter with a knife and make a mess.
Granted, you can also buy butter in small pre-portioned packages, but slicing butter like this saves waste.
It is admittedly not well-designed tho. There's ones that can portion an entire stick with just one application and they'd typically use some form of cutting wire instead.
Maybe it is for disabled people (even tho it’s not v good..)
Its useful for eldery people i guess
The most cursed creation
That bagel guillotine was great when I had to slice 30 bagels at 5:00am to open up at Starbucks
Damn I bet. It would be good for slicing multiple bagels
oh definitely doing that by hand sounds like a nightmare.
"Disgusting but effective"
I see my exes mentioned me
I found this video by accident and fell in love with Mr. Sneezy at first sight. I'm disabled on my right side so I cannot seperate eggs and a lot of recipes call for that which I cannot make. A one handed seperator like Mr. Sneezy would be a godsend and he's so deliciously disgusting! Love it!
Dan is precious and down to Earth. I love him and hope he comes back often.
Dan is the man! He's gotta get his own video channel, he's hilarious and informative!
I didn’t know that. What’s his channel?
@@Kiki.Datter.Af.Lothbrok the comment said “he’s gotta get his own video channel” which means he doesn’t have a channel and the commenter wants him to have one
@@vivaciousmyosotis Oh! I see that now! Thank you!
@@Kiki.Datter.Af.Lothbrok You’re welcome :D
The Never Soggy Cereal Bowl is a Life-Changing solution for those of us who need to carry around our cereal and multi-task while attempting to eat breakfast: sort out the kids, finish getting dressed, sort out the kids, check work email, sort out the kids, feed the dog, login to the Morning Team Zoom meeting, sort out the kids, etc. When we finally have a moment to resurface, our bowl of cereal is now WAY past soggy. (Although it is the perfect consistency for a paper mâché craft project, handy for sorting out the kids later). Whereas, with the Never Soggy Cereal Bowl, we could just take a breath, sit back, and spend 90 whole seconds of relative peace and quiet, finishing our nice crispy breakfast. Priceless.
Have you tried the crunch cup? It's the same aim but easier to use and more transportable imo.
I feel like it is well-designed for if you need to spoon-feed another person who may need a lot of time between bites
Surprisingly he didn’t add a rubber bottom on the bagel cutter to keep it stable. Would’ve been my first improvement.
I have a silicone place mat at my work station. There are lots of things it helps with. So for $2 you have a nonslip grip for all your kitchen items.
6:43 my last two brain cells communicating at 3 AM
1:35
Someone" Why did you bought that bread cutter? "
Someone:"Because I'm from NY 🙂"
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I was missing one of these videos, I have a very good soap holder and was thinking what he would think of it, its like a leaf shaped funnel.
2:46 I’m going to lose my mind 😂😂😂😂😂 when the imposter is sus 😳😳😳😂😂😂
The milk-cereal separator is some real lesson on good design. They even thought about how to hold the bowl while standing, that's really cool.
My brain while he is slicing the bagel:
*"EXECUTION, BURN IT BURN IT, BURN THE WITCH, THAT WITCH WILL SURVI-"*
When the bagel slicer was first designed, even New York bagels were smaller. I, too, am native to NYC, Lower East Side girl here. The cafeteria in the hospital where I worked switched from bread knives to a bagel slicer, possibly because some male(?) klutz, who never before prepared his own breakfast cut himself trying to halve a bagel.
im so glad we're getting videos about product design, it's a field i want to break into in the future and seeing him vibing is very inspiring
What if they did an episode where he redesigns famous kitchen gadgets like as seen on tv products. Slap chop
He's done the slap chop! Check out their video on 7 slicing kitchen gadgets 😁
Reason for the manual juicer over the electric- The electric one he uses is $100. The manual one is $20. The manual one also advertises itself as being for camping or travel when you would not have electricity.
the real question is why would you bring a juicer to the beach ? I mean buy caprisun like everybody else.
Yes but when you are camping, will you have a flat surface to lock the device to? Also, knowing how much effort it takes, would you just decide to not have juices/smoothies whilst camping or perhaps just buy them pre made. Lastly, this is a clear case where the expensive electric version is worth way more than x5 the manual version, so is much better value for money.
@@ouzoloves
Definitely not backpacking, but would work fine for casual camping at the type of park where you park near your tent or any other travel situations where you don't have access to a juicer. Not all places have that type of pre-made juice, especially if you make unique blends.
Many of the reviews on Amazon for the juicer actually mention preferring it to more expensive electric juicers because of the ease in cleaning it. Very few parts and easy to disassemble.
No outdoorsman in their right mind would haul a damned juicer with them camping. They'll just eat the fruit instead of juicing it. It's better for you anyways.
@@mokko759
Not backpacking, but the more casual camping. Campground in a tent, but your car is parked on your camping allotment.
i love for the clip of him walking around with the bowl, crunching on the cornflakes
The anti soggy ceral bowl looks useful for painting as well
Alternative Video title: New York man salty over bagel slicer.
😂💀
So the butter dispenser redisgn is basically a stapler!
...two things I'd never thought would be in the same sentence...
Directions unclear. Buttered toast sliced my tongue in half after using stapler to dispense stapled butter onto bread.
Love these videos. Also love Rick and Morty reference.
dfgh
What time?
@@elliehenry9011 10:00
@Julian Sanchez you aren't either
Oh. my. god.
My mom has had a Mr Sneezy for as long as I can remember. Thing was hilarious as a kid, and if I’m honest it still kinda is
when you really look at the butter slicer, it works like a stapler, so the redesign that makes it more like a stapler is really a good redesign.
I remember there was an attempt to make a cereal bowl to stop soggy cereal on Pitchmen with Billy Mays and Anthony Sullivan. The one issue they kept running into is trying not to make the bowl look like a dog bowl
Remember when he said "ive been designing gagets for 38 years"😔
What's sad about it?
@@lisbethdc idk
@@lisbethdc Maybe that it was two years ago
I feel like the bagel slicer is something that’s great for young kids and people with a seeing disability
or me who can't cut in a straight line.
Bagels are just kind of annoying to cut
Re the bagel slicer: I love ours! Great idea with the magnets. I agree about New York bagels getting stuck or not going in in the first place. Maybe an adjustment on the sides to make the opening wider? You need a snug fit to make sure the halves are equal thickness.
My only complaint is the onion bits on onion bagels stick to everything! Not that easy to clean them off the blade.
not him calling the butter cutter useless when that’s the one i wanted to get 💀 i’m imagining it would be super convenient once loaded to just grab it out of the fridge for quick butter when cooking
i gotta say that cereal bowl is something i’d never use since i like soggy and crunchy cereal together.
Sounds perfect for you, then!
6:52 "bananas are water proof"
Thats my biggest take-away from this
I live in NYC and i forgot that our bagels are on steroids compared to others.
I love bagel guillotines! Never bought one for myself, bc I never buy bagels often enough to justify but I used to go to this organization that served bagels often and I could never cut it myself as well as the cutter
For the first thing the bagel cutter works well for school lunch style. I was at a residential treatment facility and whenever you asked for a bagel toasted this small older women would cut them using something like that so easily. It seemed so fun.
Yes think of the elders
If he keeps using his “less dominant hand” he’ll soon be ambidextrous! 👀
Only thing I would redesign on that bowl is making the cereal side deeper but that's cuz I like to eat alot of cereal
I want to try how effective Mr. Sneezy is with a single nostril vs two. I think having two nostrils, makes the whites comes out of both holes.
These particular videos bring me endless joy. 5/5
I love this series, it makes me think about design, I find myself looking at gadgets more critically when I go shopping
I have that bagel slicer, and honestly it’s one of the most useful tools I’ve ever had.
I've had one of those bagel guillotined for about 20 years. I've sliced my hand pretty good when cutting bagels in the past and use this one all the time. The bagels here in CO certainly aren't as big as they were back in NY.
"You're solving a problem that is not really a problem." Dang boy!
The bagel was the perfect size. What the hell are you talking about. It fit perfectly with no wobble inside the device.
For the banana slices, two things:
1) Fry them in butter over low heat. The salt from the butter is the perfect amount to season the bananas, and the way frying them turns them into cloud-like pillows encased in a delicate caramel shell is just the chef's kiss.
2) Put the fried bananas in the milk. Oddly enough, the mix of butter and fried banana flavors the milk in a way that is sublime.
@E.T. Phone Home I honestly haven't tried cinnamon with it. I personally think nutmeg would work better, but you do you.
I immediately click these videos when I see them in my feed. LOVE this series and Dan!!
I'd love a bowl like that without the separation just to make my walking while eating activities easier
"Your purpose in life is to pass the butter"- Rick Sanchez 👏👏👏 Love a casual Rick and Morty reference.
The fact that Dan did a perfectly placed joke about the butter stick and the video editors didn’t get it makes me mad and happy at the same time