This video probably had the most useful gadgets we’ve found so far… the rotato pretty much works on all our veg, the nut snack tray is super handy if you’re a nut lover, a knife sharpener is a really useful tool, and the BBQ Branding Iron was great fun! Which gadgets do you think you’d use at home?
Here are the gadgets we tested…
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Xinlie Nut Snack Tray: https://amzn.to/30omEGO
AnySharp Knife Sharpener: https://amzn.to/2W8C2I6
BBQ Branding Iron: https://amzn.to/2Jmpd6Z
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A comment on the rotato one thing you folks always seem to forget is that for a person with one useable/functioning hand these types of gadgets are a lifesaver. My challenge to you is to try different gadgets that function for people with disabilities and only use one hand.
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Hold up, hold up, the professional chef dude with the glasses doesn't know that a knife steel/hone does in fact NOT sharpen your edge? It only removes the burr/roll over build up on your edge mate 0_o
Okay, so I gotta say….with the knife sharpener he mentioned "over traditional steel". You don't use steel to sharpen your blades. You use the steel to HONE your blade, which brings the edge back to the center of the knife. To sharpen it, you use a proper sharpener. Two different things.
My grandmother, who has dexterity issues, explained it like this.. they can never truly understand how beneficial certain items, like the peeler, really are. Neither of you face these issues, you're perfectly capable of doing it the "proper" way. She suggested inviting others that may actually benefit from these shortcuts, to truly test their value for someone that actually needs a bit of help in the kitchen while still remaining relatively independent.
Have they done the Rollie?
I had the Rotato, Biggest Junk ive every gotten. Literally barely worked, and the blade is so trash it was dull after 1 bag potato. DONT BUY IT
A comment on the rotato one thing you folks always seem to forget is that for a person with one useable/functioning hand these types of gadgets are a lifesaver. My challenge to you is to try different gadgets that function for people with disabilities and only use one hand.
Either I’ve watched these too much or I’m good at guessing prices I nailed 3 prices spot on
Have to say i do have a laugh watching these like. BUT thats guys beard frustrates me why it is such a different colour to his hair
I bought the knife sharpener. It is an absolute joy to use.
you banana
please choose a better term than "gadge" it sounds too much like Vag and its weird to hear lol
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I have owned and used the rotato for several years now I love it
The knife sharpener wouldnt be allowed any where near my knives
Hold up, hold up, the professional chef dude with the glasses doesn't know that a knife steel/hone does in fact NOT sharpen your edge?
It only removes the burr/roll over build up on your edge mate 0_o
Brand your steaks with "0% VEGAN"
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which one is norman and why is he important enough to be specifically pointed out in the intro?
Good show, garbage cast
The peeler would be very good for disabled people with one arm or no arms.
Okay, so I gotta say….with the knife sharpener he mentioned "over traditional steel". You don't use steel to sharpen your blades. You use the steel to HONE your blade, which brings the edge back to the center of the knife. To sharpen it, you use a proper sharpener. Two different things.
Adding a battery to a peeler is silly. Lazy people are ruining the planet.
My grandmother, who has dexterity issues, explained it like this.. they can never truly understand how beneficial certain items, like the peeler, really are. Neither of you face these issues, you're perfectly capable of doing it the "proper" way. She suggested inviting others that may actually benefit from these shortcuts, to truly test their value for someone that actually needs a bit of help in the kitchen while still remaining relatively independent.
A steel does not sharpen knives, it straightens the edge.
I would recommend the peeler 100%, not the automatic one but the oxo good grips peeler they used in the race. hands down best peeler I've ever used.
Knife should be sharpened by wet stone or diamond stone
Any Sharp AKA a knife f@kk@r upper.
I will never let my knives near that sharpener ever! I'd rather use a paving brick.
You should see mine from the 1800's
But how does any sharp work?