What's your favorite kitchen gadget?
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thefadedone
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Really? I never liked using one. The only things I found beneficial about gas stoves were the flames because they come in handy to roast marshmallows and light cigarettes or candles. Overall I find them pretty dangerous and scary.
Yes exactly! I don't know how I ever managed without one.
AeryFairy
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Colander. It's so versatile: rinses fruits, veggies and pasta and doubles as a dish antenna and crash helmet, when I go roller skating or rock climbing.
Haha.
I was watching a show about frugal tips the other day and a woman was making an old colander into a hanging basket for plants.Oo my parents had one of those. Saves so much time for mashed potatoes and apple pie.
Can I be the evil one and say my microwave? I dont actually have that many other gadgets (unless you count a toaster and can opener). Love microwaves, they make life so much easier.
I wish I had a rice cooker : ( dont have the worktop space at the moment though
I wish I had a rice cooker : ( dont have the worktop space at the moment though
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My toaster as I love toast!
I use my smoothie maker quite often too. Mmm green smoothies.
That explains the former user name.
sallyomally
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I just found this great column here ...
Inspect a gadget | Life and style | The Guardian
Unfortunately, many of the reviews are aimed at tools for preparing animal products...
Inspect a gadget | Life and style | The Guardian
Unfortunately, many of the reviews are aimed at tools for preparing animal products...
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My Blendtec high speed blender for sure, but also my steamer basket. I use that almost daily, and use my Blendtec about four times a week on average.
I need to get one of these.
I have a ton of gadgets, so it's hard to pick just one, so I won't, haha. I love my food processor, immersion blender (so awesome for pureed soups), mandoline and garlic press.
I was so excited to get the Ninja Pro and I've hardly used it...twice maybe. It's too big/powerful and makes an awful racket but it works great, lol.
I think I should have gone with a food processor. It would have been better in cases where you don't use any liquid, like cashews, for instance. Bullet type gadgets are similar to blenders in that the ingredient will stick to the bottom and you have to constantly scrape and move it around to get all the pieces blended equally. I hate that. But then I always hated cleaning the food processor over the bullet and that is why I don't make a lot of different things. [emoji20]
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I think I should have gone with a food processor. It would have been better in cases where you don't use any liquid, like cashews, for instance. Bullet type gadgets are similar to blenders in that the ingredient will stick to the bottom and you have to constantly scrape and move it around to get all the pieces blended equally. I hate that. But then I always hated cleaning the food processor over the bullet and that is why I don't make a lot of different things. [emoji20]
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I do not know...I will have to check it out.@KLS52 , does the Ninja Pro have a "tamper"?
I find that liberal use of such a tool is indispensable when processing things like cashews.
My Vitamix would not be very good at processing nuts without that.
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