Got a bit eggcited in the video and called the grapefuit a melon once or twice, was getting confused with a honeydew one that I actually quite like having often, but, mayyyybe i'll try some more grapefruit after this! If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe and check out the other kitchen gadget testing videos on this playlist, you will need the popcorn for sure! (microwaved optional!) Links to get the gadgets (some are affiliate): Rotating faucet nozzle amzn.to/3vqmYGQ Egg coddler amzn.to/3prIZkP Crimpit crimpit.co.uk/ Grapefruit knife amzn.to/33Zy6zj Joseph Joseph popcorn cups amzn.to/35fl69i Chefn flipsice mozzarella and egg slicer amzn.to/3srBMTI
Gota love how we all see a little of Barry in us all, when he trys somthing new and panics, or when he's just enjoying trying new things, Barry your our spirit animal ,keep up the good work,
My mom had an egg slicer for as long as I can remember. A great and simple breakfast idea I had all the time growing up was sliced egg on toast. Hardboiled egg sliced, toast with mayo spread, and ketchup, salt and pepper on top.
Movie theaters charge a massive markup on popcorn and other concessions since they make a very small portion of the ticket price. EDIT: My favorite popcorn popper is a silicone bowl with a very loose fitting silicone cover that rises with the kernels as they pop.
Coddled eggs are actually very common, as 90% of the so called egg "poachers" u see are actually making a coddled egg. Poached egg done properly should be held together in the water where as a coddled egg is held in a cup. Making and egg poaching pan with 4 cups over boiling water like you see in a lot of shops actually "coddled" and not poached.
Welcome to "old gadgets re-discovered". My grandfather had egg coddlers and a grapefruit knife a large ravioli press and a faucet airator (to reduce chlorine in the water) when I was small, my parents had them, and I bought my own grapefruit knife and coddlers when I moved out. They were unusual enough that I remember that most of my friends didnt know what they were when I was a kid, but they were standard for us. My Grandfather was born in 1901.
Everything that's old is new again. There are only so many wheels that can be invented, but I find it really interesting to see the new marketing for them.
Of course there is always going to be things that are not known to younger generations, or people from places where certain gadgets are more or less common depending on the items. But the fun part of these videos is that they also show quality and function. He's not saying they are all brand new innovations.
OMG I just started watching older videos in the playlist yesterday and I got to the episode where he first uses the Elvis egg gadget. Good to see he's still loyal 60 odd episodes later.
I've had a swiveling tap my whole life thanks to my mum, she had one when I was a kid and I got one because of that when I moved into my own place, the kind we have always had are fully metal and actually replacements for the tap because (not sure how many places have this) our faucets have always had a removable head for the sake of replacing it with other types (not the whole faucet of course, just a small bit right at the tip) the kind we got also had the ability to switch between the shower style multiple holes and the single stream (and we lose no water pressure and on some sinks even increase the presure)
My grilled cheese hack is to microwave the sandwich to melt the cheese and then brown it in the pan. I bet that would work with that crimp it thing. I bet it would be great for stuffed French toast.
I have used a grapefruit curved knife since I was like 10 years old. It was spiky on both edges and curved like yours. As was always have one every morning for breakfast. Yummy with sugar on the top the night before in the fridge for the morning. The egg slicer I have used with beetroot and salad potatoes.
Most movie theaters make their money off of concessions. The sheer amount of money that they have to send to the corporations who are exhibiting the movie is insane.
Barry, do you only send things to people who are patrons/paying people?? I love the gadgets you test, I've seen a lot of them on wish or aliexpress and wondered how well they worked. Thank you for testing them. The crimpie is pretty cool
Only discovered your channel recently. Loving it. Just wanted to say we have an egg coddler that looks very similar to yours in this vid, but with pretty flowers on it. It belonged to my late mother in law, workes really well and is circa late 1960's 😉 You do need to adjust times depending on egg size, but my beloved adores it, other than he would eat 4 or 5 coddled eggs at a time if i had more coddlers! 🤣
The tap converter would be a great baby shower gift because it lessens the water pressure and you can move the nozzle around perfect. I just discovered your channel and I love it. I'm watching you from Superior Wisconsin USA 😁
Barry, you were asking why you would have to have thin bread and not use sandwich thins, I believe that it is because the thins come with small perforated holes in the face and if you put a sauce in, it could be squeezed through the holes potentially making a mess on everything it touches. Also with the slicer it can be used to cut mushrooms or sprouts ( when precooked) , pre skinned tomatoes and even hot dogs to top a pizza.
We had grapefruit knives like that in the mid-1950's; sprinkle with sugar and serve with a maraschino cherry in the centre hole. Coddled eggs were my grandma's fav; she put an egg in a pan in the sink, then covered it with boiling water. When the water was cool enough to handle the egg, it was done. She would make the rest of breakfast while it cooked. P.S. I'm 71.
Just a thought. The egg coddler would empty easier if oiled before you put in the eggs. My egg poacher (coddler) has cups that have to be oiled first. Love the channel. So thankful you are all getting healthy again.
We don't have a graprefruit knife anymore but we do have grapefruit spoons, like a teaspoon but more elongated and with a serrated portion at the tip. Very handy.
I grew up with the egg slicer and grapefruit knife a long time ago. It’s amusing how they market these things as “new”. Both of these items work really well.
5£ for a Boston sizy popcorn sounds almost cheap 😅😂 *I live in Norway And I almost do not think of the egg slicer as a gadget. I am 31 years old, and we have always had one at home. As well as one that will cut the egg into 6 «boats». For me they are a standard must have in the kitchen 😄
Popping corn in the car? I remember a comedy show once featured a more practical airbag. When you get into an accident, it'll trigger popcorn to pop to cushion your impact. You then can peacefully eat popcorn while awaiting emergency help.
I have one of your favorite popcorn poppers (the glass one) I ❤️ it a lot. I wish that I could get the crimpit in the states! I can imagine all the mayhem that my grandkids could create with that. I love your videos! I may have gotten tangled up in a Barrython a few nights. (Sleep is overrated). Thank you, Barry & your lovely family
There are similar things available on amazon, as well as resellers of the actual product (or at least, they claim to be, but results may vary). That is one of the most effective designs i have seen though.
Hi Barry! I read somewhere that there will always be some unpopped kernels when you make popcorn. I highly recommend the Pampered Chef popcorn maker, it’s like your glass one but all silicone and has a lid/cover so no popping open in the microwave.
Nice job! Cool gadgets Barry... Miss the family videos with the girls and Mrs. B of course love you too! But it's always so much fun when you have Mrs. B and the girls, that still came out sounding wonky but you know what I mean !😂😉🥂
I have that same popcorn maker and I love it. I love that the cover is also used to measure the kernels and as a butter melter. Mine has been rebranded by Tasty.
that faucet attachment nozzle would be good if you don't have a spray hose. we used to have one of those nozzles on the end of a hose to spray the sink but our current sink doesn't have one and i do miss it
That tap converter is an interesting gadget. I wouldn't personally have a use for it, as my sink has a sprayer hose built in, but I suppose if you need one and aren't handy with plumbing that would do the trick!
So with the tap spray gadget Its trying to simulate the washing up hose I use at work but having used a proper one I can see alot of issues 1. the pressure as you pointed out is lower making it kinda useless 2. Using it to clean the sink, Nothing a wet sponge or even just cheap cloth can't do (that said if you aren't able to be hunched over a sink scrubbing it would be kinda helpful) 3. combines both of the previous issues, How much water its using, Can it wash up a plate and the sink with less water then just filling the bowl, Or even half filling the bowl, After all a cloth dabbed on the tap after the main washing is done and the tap is dripping can give a good sink clean Again if your physically incapable it could hold use But then it might even be hard to set up due to the screw on band Maybe if you had a higher pressure tap it could also help but unless your really hurting for money or space a small dishwasher would work
I thought it would be more useful for washing fruit and veg. I washed some blueberries last week and had to keep moving the berries round with my hand. I have a sieve that can span the width of my sink (it has extending handles). I think this gadget would be good for that but would be no good for the design of my kitchen tap unfortunately.
@@Pythonaria Now that is a good idea I was looking at it from its marketed use But changing the use makes it vastly better lower pressure is less likely to damage fruit and the angling make it way easier
@@pennyhero7873 It would but there's another problem. I started off with about 1/2 basket of blueberries and ended up with 1/4 basket to freeze as I kept going back for another handful while they dried (was freezing them). They are very moreish - and good for you too 😋
I have a popcorn kitchen hack for you Barry! Put 1/4 cup popcorn kernels, 1-2 tsp oil in a normal paper lunch bag and shake it up. Microwave it for around 2 minutes or until it stops popping. This is how I've been making popcorn for years!
Hey Barry, the one that goes on the tap could be good for washing fruit and vegetables, great video, loved the last gadget 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🦘Cheers from Melbourne Australia
They put similar taps on our faucets at our other apartment so we would use less water. City water can be quite expensive in the U.S. so it helped considerably.
a hack for poached eggs is to use an electric egg cooker and silicon cupcake moulds. crack the egg into the cupcake mould adjust the water based on how you like your eggs cooked and wait till theyre done. I sometimes put herbs or furikake on mine before i cook them.
I got a feeling that Crimpit wastes a tonne of bread. I use toastie bags that you pop your sandwich in and then whop it in a toaster, although you gotta watch out for the bread burning and the filling staying raw so you gotta do it on a very low setting.
that "crimpit" thing is basically just a sando de panda, which is primarily known for giving birth to the greatest youtube video of all time but with a fun wavy edge
I love egg slicers. Especially if it's summertime and I'm making picnic sized portions of potato salad. My parents had one that they used that they gave to me. It's got to be at least 25 yrs old.
So U know, popcorn kernels that haven't worked can be reused in microwave. They are not as successful on stove I've found but in microwave, they will still pop if tried again. I normally put a small amount into a brown paper bag and fold bag a couple of times at top to stop it opening easily before placing on side in microwave. I then listen for when the popping drops to just a couple at a time and then stop. Any that didn't pop, I put to the side to try again.
I'm not sure if the instructions on the Crimpit meant to use thins.....I think they meant thin sliced bread. As you found out thins have holes in them, it be ok to use a normal thin sliced loaf.
I bought a Lekue microwave corn popper a few years ago and in 3.minutes I get a big bowl of popcorn with very few unpopped kernels. It's a little pricey but well worth the price!
the egg coddler to me looks like part of a vintage ashtray stand. and as for the popcorn maker silicone is great but not for everything i have a silicone skin bought from Game and still 2 yrs later it has fitting issues it never flattened properly. Joseph and Joseph kitchen gadgets are more up there so i would of thought it would of been better
Got a bit eggcited in the video and called the grapefuit a melon once or twice, was getting confused with a honeydew one that I actually quite like having often, but, mayyyybe i'll try some more grapefruit after this! If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to subscribe and check out the other kitchen gadget testing videos on this playlist, you will need the popcorn for sure! (microwaved optional!)
Links to get the gadgets (some are affiliate):
Rotating faucet nozzle amzn.to/3vqmYGQ
Egg coddler amzn.to/3prIZkP
Crimpit crimpit.co.uk/
Grapefruit knife amzn.to/33Zy6zj
Joseph Joseph popcorn cups amzn.to/35fl69i
Chefn flipsice mozzarella and egg slicer amzn.to/3srBMTI
"Your favorite thin bread" means thinly sliced bread, as opposed to a thick Texas toast style bread
So for the egg slicer you can do mushrooms and strawberries in there
get another egg coddler in black and you could use them as urns when Boston and Amy pass on.
Crimpit looks nice! Wonder if it fits most American bread sizes
@@amandaribofpalmetto iuu what iwhat i im in i in iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Gota love how we all see a little of Barry in us all, when he trys somthing new and panics, or when he's just enjoying trying new things, Barry your our spirit animal ,keep up the good work,
Really like this comment, I hope I perhaps show more than others that nobodies perfect and that's ok lol
@@mrbarrylewis you do alot more than that you show us we will mess-up, and thats the fun part learning
Use the Crimpit to seal a couple pieces of pastry dough around some pie filling. Amazing quick little dessert ideas for company!
My favorite MTV series, crimp my pie
My Dad has one of those and he uses it with phyllo dough and fruit fillings to make his own giant popovers.
You missed an opportunity to say baye ay ya aya!
My mom had an egg slicer for as long as I can remember. A great and simple breakfast idea I had all the time growing up was sliced egg on toast. Hardboiled egg sliced, toast with mayo spread, and ketchup, salt and pepper on top.
Same 👍
me too i also have a mushroom one
I have that for breakfast every morning, minus the ketchup. It's delicious!
Yup 🤭
They were already old news when my mother bought one about 50 years ago.
Movie theaters charge a massive markup on popcorn and other concessions since they make a very small portion of the ticket price.
EDIT: My favorite popcorn popper is a silicone bowl with a very loose fitting silicone cover that rises with the kernels as they pop.
15:43 "...taking the pith...(LONG PAUSE)...away" One of Barry's funniest moments.
Trying random things in the egg slicer sounds like my childhood.
Coddled eggs are actually very common, as 90% of the so called egg "poachers" u see are actually making a coddled egg. Poached egg done properly should be held together in the water where as a coddled egg is held in a cup. Making and egg poaching pan with 4 cups over boiling water like you see in a lot of shops actually "coddled" and not poached.
We call them egg cocotte in France. Super simple and everyone knows them.
The description for the grapefruit knife was the most British Antiques Roadshow I've ever seen.
Welcome to "old gadgets re-discovered". My grandfather had egg coddlers and a grapefruit knife a large ravioli press and a faucet airator (to reduce chlorine in the water) when I was small, my parents had them, and I bought my own grapefruit knife and coddlers when I moved out. They were unusual enough that I remember that most of my friends didnt know what they were when I was a kid, but they were standard for us. My Grandfather was born in 1901.
Everything that's old is new again. There are only so many wheels that can be invented, but I find it really interesting to see the new marketing for them.
Of course there is always going to be things that are not known to younger generations, or people from places where certain gadgets are more or less common depending on the items. But the fun part of these videos is that they also show quality and function. He's not saying they are all brand new innovations.
I have those popcorn makers, and the lids always pop up at the wrong moment. I just use an elastic band on it 🤣
I can never get enough of your dad jokes and puns Barry!🤣 I hope your family is doing well☺️
OMG I just started watching older videos in the playlist yesterday and I got to the episode where he first uses the Elvis egg gadget. Good to see he's still loyal 60 odd episodes later.
I've had a swiveling tap my whole life thanks to my mum, she had one when I was a kid and I got one because of that when I moved into my own place, the kind we have always had are fully metal and actually replacements for the tap because (not sure how many places have this) our faucets have always had a removable head for the sake of replacing it with other types (not the whole faucet of course, just a small bit right at the tip) the kind we got also had the ability to switch between the shower style multiple holes and the single stream (and we lose no water pressure and on some sinks even increase the presure)
My grilled cheese hack is to microwave the sandwich to melt the cheese and then brown it in the pan. I bet that would work with that crimp it thing. I bet it would be great for stuffed French toast.
I have used a grapefruit curved knife since I was like 10 years old. It was spiky on both edges and curved like yours.
As was always have one every morning for breakfast. Yummy with sugar on the top the night before in the fridge for the morning.
The egg slicer I have used with beetroot and salad potatoes.
Most movie theaters make their money off of concessions. The sheer amount of money that they have to send to the corporations who are exhibiting the movie is insane.
Barry, do you only send things to people who are patrons/paying people?? I love the gadgets you test, I've seen a lot of them on wish or aliexpress and wondered how well they worked. Thank you for testing them. The crimpie is pretty cool
Here's Barry, he's taking the pith again. 🤪 love these vids
The popcorn popper can easily be replaced with paper lunch bags. Less mess too..
I just cover a glass bowl with a silicone lid
Barry, seeing your face in these rough times is making my day. Thank you for this. 🙌
Those toasterbags from before would work wonders with the crimpit :-)
Only discovered your channel recently. Loving it. Just wanted to say we have an egg coddler that looks very similar to yours in this vid, but with pretty flowers on it. It belonged to my late mother in law, workes really well and is circa late 1960's 😉 You do need to adjust times depending on egg size, but my beloved adores it, other than he would eat 4 or 5 coddled eggs at a time if i had more coddlers! 🤣
The tap converter would be a great baby shower gift because it lessens the water pressure and you can move the nozzle around perfect.
I just discovered your channel and I love it.
I'm watching you from Superior Wisconsin USA 😁
Those balls are actually mineral balls that prevent clogging or limescale and rust etc.
Not for the pressure of the water.
I LOVED Sing 2. It really took what was good about the first movie and kicked it up to a whole new level. I can't wait for it to come out to own.
Love the Vids Barry, part of our evening routine now 👍
Barry, please make a series of you and Mrs.Barry making food without a recipe and the girls judging who made it better! :)
The toaster and the popcorn thing, rightfully made me nervous. Glad to see you got a 2-0 on the win/loss there for this episode.
Barry, you were asking why you would have to have thin bread and not use sandwich thins, I believe that it is because the thins come with small perforated holes in the face and if you put a sauce in, it could be squeezed through the holes potentially making a mess on everything it touches. Also with the slicer it can be used to cut mushrooms or sprouts ( when precooked) , pre skinned tomatoes and even hot dogs to top a pizza.
We had grapefruit knives like that in the mid-1950's; sprinkle with sugar and serve with a maraschino cherry in the centre hole.
Coddled eggs were my grandma's fav; she put an egg in a pan in the sink, then covered it with boiling water. When the water was cool enough to handle the egg, it was done. She would make the rest of breakfast while it cooked.
P.S. I'm 71.
Salt also works well on grapefruit to counteract the sourness.
Entertaining as always! A loyal viewer from Canada here! I have grapefruit knives and spoons, which are at least 60 years old!
Barry using bread with perforations... "Why is the ketchup leaking out?"
Never change Barry.. :)
Small brown paper bag quarter filled with popcorn does the same if not better job
Just a thought. The egg coddler would empty easier if oiled before you put in the eggs. My egg poacher (coddler) has cups that have to be oiled first. Love the channel. So thankful you are all getting healthy again.
Barry makes my Mondays happy!!
The cremp pie reminds me of an uncrustable peanut butter and jelly sandwich! One of the favorite snacks to have from the freezer on a hot summer day!
Boston is the best I love his stuck out tongue. Too cute 😍
We don't have a graprefruit knife anymore but we do have grapefruit spoons, like a teaspoon but more elongated and with a serrated portion at the tip. Very handy.
About the egg slicer... you can use it to cut mushrooms quick and easy..
I really want a crimpit cuz I'm seeing them everywhere atm but not for £15 bloody hell.
I know you mention non-sponsored.. Some of the items have been sent your way free tho, right?
What makes movie popcorn SO good is a seasoning called "flavacol" you can buy it online
Still love your Elvis egg timer and loving Pat x
It's a good one! One of the old school gadgets that just lasts, one day the battery will go i'm sure lol
Egg slicers are great for slicing strawberries and mushrooms, too!
Also pitted olives. I don’t think I’ve ever used the egg slicer for actual eggs. 🤣
The best popcorn popper I have ever had is a Whirley Pop maker for the stovetop.
I grew up with the egg slicer and grapefruit knife a long time ago. It’s amusing how they market these things as “new”. Both of these items work really well.
I’m 71 and grew up in the States. We had a a grapefruit knife and spoons that were serrated so you could cut the grapefruit out with your spoon.
Love this video! Great job as always!!
My mum had one of those grapefruit knives from the 40's :-)
Paper lunch bags are the best for popping corn.
5£ for a Boston sizy popcorn sounds almost cheap 😅😂 *I live in Norway
And I almost do not think of the egg slicer as a gadget. I am 31 years old, and we have always had one at home. As well as one that will cut the egg into 6 «boats». For me they are a standard must have in the kitchen 😄
with the egg coddler, you could do a video with ashens, will it coddle
I feel a Barry/Ashens video coming up: "Will It Crimpit?"
My mother loves coddled eggs. They are more jammy than a poached IMO. She puts a little vinegar on hers and chives.
Popping corn in the car? I remember a comedy show once featured a more practical airbag. When you get into an accident, it'll trigger popcorn to pop to cushion your impact. You then can peacefully eat popcorn while awaiting emergency help.
My mother always used the egg slicer to cut up potatoes for potato salad. Works great for that.
I have one of your favorite popcorn poppers (the glass one) I ❤️ it a lot.
I wish that I could get the crimpit in the states! I can imagine all the mayhem that my grandkids could create with that.
I love your videos! I may have gotten tangled up in a Barrython a few nights. (Sleep is overrated). Thank you, Barry & your lovely family
There are similar things available on amazon, as well as resellers of the actual product (or at least, they claim to be, but results may vary).
That is one of the most effective designs i have seen though.
Hi Barry! I read somewhere that there will always be some unpopped kernels when you make popcorn. I highly recommend the Pampered Chef popcorn maker, it’s like your glass one but all silicone and has a lid/cover so no popping open in the microwave.
My mom used to collect egg coddlers from various antique shops as a kid
I've have an grapefruit knife forever. One of the most important kitchen utensil I own, very versatile.
Nice job! Cool gadgets Barry... Miss the family videos with the girls and Mrs. B of course love you too! But it's always so much fun when you have Mrs. B and the girls, that still came out sounding wonky but you know what I mean !😂😉🥂
I have that same popcorn maker and I love it.
I love that the cover is also used to measure the kernels and as a butter melter.
Mine has been rebranded by Tasty.
I loved the crimpit & thanks Barry 🤗
You can buy antique egg coddlers! They’re fairly collectible and some are pretty fancy.
Your delight at the citrus segmenter was thoroughly enjoyable 😁
Those crimpies would great with pizza fillings.
You could use a rolling pin on ur normal bread to make it thin....then it works well 👍
Are grapefruit spoons not very common? I always had them growing up in the southern US.
Barry: *Eats cold cheese*
Me: "WHO ARE YOU AND WHERE IS THE REAL BARRY?!"
I love my egg slicer, its great for mushrooms
Reeeeeealllllly wish I had mushrooms now lol
@@mrbarrylewis Avocado too!
that faucet attachment nozzle would be good if you don't have a spray hose. we used to have one of those nozzles on the end of a hose to spray the sink but our current sink doesn't have one and i do miss it
Barry, where did you get the back to the future photo???? I NEED IT! :)
That tap converter is an interesting gadget. I wouldn't personally have a use for it, as my sink has a sprayer hose built in, but I suppose if you need one and aren't handy with plumbing that would do the trick!
what up ashens evil twin!
That crimpet looks awesome it's like a little toastie maker
So with the tap spray gadget
Its trying to simulate the washing up hose I use at work but having used a proper one I can see alot of issues
1. the pressure as you pointed out is lower making it kinda useless
2. Using it to clean the sink, Nothing a wet sponge or even just cheap cloth can't do (that said if you aren't able to be hunched over a sink scrubbing it would be kinda helpful)
3. combines both of the previous issues, How much water its using, Can it wash up a plate and the sink with less water then just filling the bowl, Or even half filling the bowl, After all a cloth dabbed on the tap after the main washing is done and the tap is dripping can give a good sink clean
Again if your physically incapable it could hold use
But then it might even be hard to set up due to the screw on band
Maybe if you had a higher pressure tap it could also help but unless your really hurting for money or space
a small dishwasher would work
I thought it would be more useful for washing fruit and veg. I washed some blueberries last week and had to keep moving the berries round with my hand. I have a sieve that can span the width of my sink (it has extending handles). I think this gadget would be good for that but would be no good for the design of my kitchen tap unfortunately.
@@Pythonaria Now that is a good idea
I was looking at it from its marketed use
But changing the use makes it vastly better
lower pressure is less likely to damage fruit
and the angling make it way easier
@@pennyhero7873 It would but there's another problem. I started off with about 1/2 basket of blueberries and ended up with 1/4 basket to freeze as I kept going back for another handful while they dried (was freezing them). They are very moreish - and good for you too 😋
I have a popcorn kitchen hack for you Barry! Put 1/4 cup popcorn kernels, 1-2 tsp oil in a normal paper lunch bag and shake it up. Microwave it for around 2 minutes or until it stops popping. This is how I've been making popcorn for years!
Hey Barry, the one that goes on the tap could be good for washing fruit and vegetables, great video, loved the last gadget 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🦘🦘Cheers from Melbourne Australia
They put similar taps on our faucets at our other apartment so we would use less water. City water can be quite expensive in the U.S. so it helped considerably.
Back in the 70's my grandparents had grapefruit knives and spoons that they used almost every day.
I love the crumpet! Eggcellent!
So glad to see this video, have missed them
I have a different silicone popcorn maker & I love mine & I did have the glass one didn't like it to much.
a hack for poached eggs is to use an electric egg cooker and silicon cupcake moulds. crack the egg into the cupcake mould adjust the water based on how you like your eggs cooked and wait till theyre done. I sometimes put herbs or furikake on mine before i cook them.
I got a feeling that Crimpit wastes a tonne of bread. I use toastie bags that you pop your sandwich in and then whop it in a toaster, although you gotta watch out for the bread burning and the filling staying raw so you gotta do it on a very low setting.
Keep getting adverts for the Crimpit, have been quite tempted. I'm glad there is now an independent adjudicator to help my decision 🤣
that "crimpit" thing is basically just a sando de panda, which is primarily known for giving birth to the greatest youtube video of all time
but with a fun wavy edge
I mean on the egg/mozzarella slicer front. Do you chop everything possible with a knife for every meal?
i actually have the faucet thingy pretty happy about it bc our tap was really bad before
I put tinned stewed steak In between those thins it’s a much lower calorie option to a steak pie
Enjoyed watching this video 👍
i think its time to have a microwave popcorn gadget off, there are so many of them now...
I love egg slicers. Especially if it's summertime and I'm making picnic sized portions of potato salad. My parents had one that they used that they gave to me. It's got to be at least 25 yrs old.
So U know, popcorn kernels that haven't worked can be reused in microwave. They are not as successful on stove I've found but in microwave, they will still pop if tried again. I normally put a small amount into a brown paper bag and fold bag a couple of times at top to stop it opening easily before placing on side in microwave. I then listen for when the popping drops to just a couple at a time and then stop. Any that didn't pop, I put to the side to try again.
Straight away there's a cow in the background. Love that 😂
I'm not sure if the instructions on the Crimpit meant to use thins.....I think they meant thin sliced bread. As you found out thins have holes in them, it be ok to use a normal thin sliced loaf.
The balls in the attachment for the tap are not meant to make the water pressure higher they are advertised as "clay filters" on those attachments
I bought a Lekue microwave corn popper a few years ago and in 3.minutes I get a big bowl of popcorn with very few unpopped kernels. It's a little pricey but well worth the price!
I shall add that to the pile of gadgets thanks
15:24 Check out that grapefruit mist!
the egg coddler to me looks like part of a vintage ashtray stand. and as for the popcorn maker silicone is great but not for everything i have a silicone skin bought from Game and still 2 yrs later it has fitting issues it never flattened properly. Joseph and Joseph kitchen gadgets are more up there so i would of thought it would of been better