Chef Reviews Kitchen Gadgets | WHICH ARE WORTH BUYING? | S2 E6 SORTEDfood

Chef Reviews Kitchen Gadgets | WHICH ARE WORTH BUYING? | S2 E6 SORTEDfood



We’re back with another reviewing KITCHEN GADGETS episode and this one is a good’un! Time savers, cheffy hacks and of …

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  1. Would love to see you test the electriQ Digital Food Dehydrator with six shelves. "Perfect for drying out herbs, fruit, meat and vegetables, it’s a great gadget to help you use up leftover ingredients."

  2. we had a "perfect draft" in the office for a few years.. initially we used it a lot, but one needs to drink enough to empty the kegs regularly.. we were only a small team, so we eventually went back to bottles for our Friday 4 (or 3.. or 2) o'clock drinks.. they were just easier to store in the fridge, than keeping spare kegs cool, when they do run out (and people still want beer)

  3. Whomever is the importer and marketer for Goose Island and Laguanitas has done a great job in the UK. It was the only American beer I saw in London in 2020.

  4. By "soak the wood" I dont think they mean dip it and have it dripping in water…I think it means SOAK as in put it in water for a period of time. Fail

  5. If my sushi rice came out with the texture of pre-chewed saliva packed sticky rice I’d be livid. I’d punch someone in the throat lol.

  6. I have arthritis in my hands. When I chop veggies I end up in pain. I chop veg for meal prep, pasties, soups etc on the day I get my veg. I end up in pain for days. This is better than any other type of chopping tool I've seen. Thanks for the honest review.

  7. Had a kegerator, the main flaw for a beer nerd is your number of options go way down. the unusual beers don't get produced in smaller kegs, it's only a small handful of popular beers, then you're stuck your choice until the keg is empty. AND the price isn't much of a better deal than cans/bottles.

  8. As an Australian its obviously going to be the keg machine. After all, bottleshops were considered essential services during the pandemic. I kid you not. Medical workers, supermarket staff and sellers of alcohol, all essential workers. That is soooo Australian 🤣

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