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Testing 6 NEW Kitchen Gadgets | How To Cook That Ann Reardon

How To Cook That

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Testing 6 new kitchen gadgets including an oragami teaspoon set, gravy separator, chocolate snack coater, cutter and French herb chopper.

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20 Comments

@ephemeralmoments5075 1 year ago

3:26 I love how Not Dave gives a little explanation to his 3 score and tries to not hurt feelings, and Ann immediately goes “1” and it’s a hard cut

@LuciaMaeDrilon 1 year ago (edited)

'I'm not Dave' 😂 Anyone from the family would fit the video though! Thank you for the amazing video! ☺️

@RonLaws 1 year ago

The Origami measuring spoon seems like it works best in situations where storage space is at a premium, such as a Camper Van/Mobile Home or out hiking/camping. Instead of a collection of spoons taking up lots of space, you have a single flat and compact item that gives all the measures you might want.

@arkodebb 1 year ago

Honestly, he's got a great sense of humour, and great speaking abilities too, and as always you made our fridays even better by uploading a video Ann

@Pandacake28 1 year ago

In the U.S. we have “uncrustables” sandwiches for kids that look like the result from the sandwich press. The store bought ones are expensive but kids love them, so the press would be great to save money and customize ingredients!

@marvelousmakers-Linda 1 year ago

"...seems to be a warning against gluttony. " 😂 Keeping that for future use. ❤

@Aromantic_alien 1 year ago

hey ann, i doubt you're gonna read this, but ive been watching your content for a long time, your cake tutorials are the reason i am now going into college for cooking, and your life hack debunks are probably the only reason i havent been severely injured from a dubious food hack. i love everything you do and the way you are able to educate, inspire and entertain your viewers, and again, your the reason im pursuing my current career as i go into college. so, from a random cooking-obsessed teen from britain, but also as a little kid watching recipe videos after getting bullies all day. thank you, never change, never stop.

@majascharff1483 1 year ago

The herb mill thing: in Denmark it’s known as a parsley mill, but I used it when my children were transitioning to solid foods. It works on most meats and boiled vegetables, to mince but not pure, giving the child’s more of a sense of different textures, without giving them pieces that were big enough to choke on. My oldest would only eat food from the same pots and pans that we were eating from, and she had to see me take and prepare it, so I had the mill at the table to make her meal. That also saved me from making different meals for her and us. I usually chopped my parsley with a knife 😂

@J1995M 1 year ago

I appreciate that you mentioned the 'this is just scissors' could be good for people with different abilities. I work with people with autism who want to cook but can't all hold knives. Items like the Slapchop are routinely made fun of by "real chefs" but they actually make chopping safe and independent for plenty of people.

@Monique-iz8lp 1 year ago

That sandwich maker looks fantastic. Not for sandwiches necessarily, but for meal prepping handheld food for when you're on the go.

@TheEliseRodgers 1 year ago

“Not Dave!” - we appreciate all Reaedon family members who have submitted their tastebuds and time to science over the years!!

@gjbondhowe139 1 year ago

The snack coater is what Max Miller used when he made sugarplums!

@findnameElpie 1 year ago

In defense of the gadget at 7:50 it's the perfect tool for someone who, for any reason, only has use of one hand. The issue with cutting things is trying to hold them steady and also cut safely, so those handy scissors would be great for that!

@atingleyfeeling 1 year ago (edited)

8:23 My mom has one of these and it works WONDERS for her, and she has two types of arthritis. You are spot on that it helps with Dexterity issues.

It's a much wider space for the hands to occupy and squeeze, rather than wrapping around just the singular knife handle.

@multilicus5773 1 year ago

How To Cook That: The Next Generation.

@jarlairess 1 year ago (edited)

11:36 I remember that YouTuber 'Tasting History with Max Miller' used something like this create sugarplums, which involved drizzling small amounts of a gum/sugar mixture into it with soaked pits (i think), so that gradually the candy would get bigger and bigger and that was how you made sugar plums

@CarlGorn 1 year ago

Where the candy drum really shines is in coating candies with syrups that have been boiled to the hard ball stage, allowing you to apply hard candy shells. Also, you can apply sour coatings such as citric acid or malic acid, with minimum mess. Sure, it's only small batch, but it's a far sight less expensive than the $4,000 I've seen for the next step up in size.

My personal favorite application is applying powdered lemon zest, followed by a lemon syrup shell, then citric acid for lemon drop anything. 😋

@KeiFlox 1 year ago

"I'm not Dave" but there is a photo of Dave just behind him ;)

@joannahamilton4194 1 year ago

The herb grinder is AMAZING for garlic, ginger, and small canned onions. My grandmother's had one forever. When we use leafy herbs with it, we just use it for dry ones to grind a lot for the storage jars.

@gamesinfoprofile 1 year ago

These kids keep getting taller and taller 😭 Aside from the amazing content, we get to see this wonderful family grow together and we're so happy you guys do what you do. 🙏