Loved the video! My mom has been making yogurt by herself for 23 years, using nothing but a pot and a few blankets! You just heat up some milk, stir in some leftover yogurt from the previous batch, close the lid, and wrap it up in a few blankets. Leave it overnight, place a kitchen cloth on top the next day to absorb moisture, and then store it in the fridge! It's so easy, and I love the slightly sour taste!
Whilst learning Spanish I watched a video from a Mexican, who lived in Canada but stayed for a month with a friend in the US. They repeatedly commented on how many machines there were in the American house for all kinds of stuff - it seemed genuinley surprising. I think getting an electric machine to make yoghurt, which is ancient and also not that hard, is a good example of excessive machine creep. We need less crap like that, not more, even if it works excellently.
I see your point about "Machine creep", but that is a consumer choice. As a teacher I think it also speaks to the American culture for "tinkering". Every stuffed garage and collector of old washing machines who thinks "maybe I can do something with this" is a part of the spirit of invention. And sometimes that spirit of invention creates amazing things that are of true benefit.
I’ve only seen the thumbnail and i already want that gadget! Looks like marble run which I loved as a child! If it’s a noodle run, that’s amazing and I’m getting one 😂
I can see the guys using the noodle slide as part of a Sake drinking game. Each time you miss a bundle of noodles you have to skoll a glass of Sake. 😂😂😂
electric yogurt makers have been around since at least the 60s. I'm glad to see that they've finally upgraded to allowing other fermentation temperatures.
Miss Ebbers, especially in a video that has wine as a part of it. Plus, I love it when he gets feisty about a useless gadget, but will give a gadget that is worth it, a really good trial.
Did you guys rob my moms kitchen? She has a yogurt maker and one of those grain flaker things from the 80s. Simpler versions, but she still uses both of them for her (and my) favorite breakfast, Bircher Müsli
The cheese maker thing giving 3grams packets but only asking for 2 is a big design flaw. Probably by the same people who sell hotdogs by the dozens, but buns in packs of 8 or 10
Just from the thumbnail alone i'm cracking up, because I remember seeing this noodle water slide on Good Mythical Morning!😁 Always fun to see the guys have a blast with some foodie toys disguised as gadgets!
That grain flaker is a tool for life. As I'm eating porridge for breakfast in autumn and winter and muesli in spring and summer it certainly would have some work to do in my kitchen. I wish I could afford it.
Being a Scot I'm a fan of "Oat Cuisine" (see what I did there 😆). Been a while since I bought a bulk bag of oats or barley so nearly fell off my chair when you said how much they cost per Kg. Then again there's a farm up the road where I can buy a sack for buttons. Nice machine though, nicer than the mangle we used when I was a kid - was always scared I'd lose a finger. 🌾
1:19 I am the scientific way to test that. I have a sulfite allergy and I'm sensitive to wines with too many sulfites in them. It makes my tongue go numb and feel big. Made my trip to Napa Valley a roller coaster. 😂
Given Mike’s history with Flying Noodles, I don’t think he was the best person to catch the noodles. Also, the Nagashi Somen Water Slide IS SO COOOOOOL
The wine filters work great for histamines, but have no impact on hangovers. For myself, drinking a single sip of red wine will instantly make my nose stuffy, and if I drink a whole glass I get a sinus headache as if I’ve got a head cold or the worst hay fever. The filters help with that, but the alcohol isn’t changed at all.
Idea for a video: three normals in the kitchen, one can't see, one can't hear, and one can't speak, and they have to work together to make a meal following instructions given to them by the chefs in various ways (audio only, visual only, etc.)
They did that in the recent Live Medieval Castle weekend! Poor Mike ended up with some awfully painful looking clamp in his mouth and was drooling everywhere…!
In India, we make yoghurt by adding a chopped chilli top to the milk and letting it set in a warm place. Apparently, the chilli top has the necessary bacteria that one needs in a starter culture.
The wine wand feels like placebo faff, personally. Like they'll tell you it does something and it might feel like it works for you, but it doesn't actually do anything, it just makes you feel like it does.
As person who can drink several glasses of wine just fine but gets a headache from several sips of red by the end of dinner (some reds, but now I am afraid to try) - I would love to try the wand!
You cannot be "allergic to histamines". Histamines are what your own body (over-)produces when an allergic response was triggered, but they are also important for many bodily functions.
Don't worry, they're just saying what they've been told to say. Notice how they never say any of the crappier items are bad or pointless lately? Hmm, I wonder why....
It's very obviously a paid ad for a shit product that claims to do magic in a way that might be convincing to some. It's sad to see their content gradually move farther and farther in this direction over the past several years, but I'm sure the extra money soothes their conscience.
Mind that buying the grains in bulk from the market as an industrial player (with tax refund option) makes it WAY cheaper to buy compared to buying it from retail as a final consumer. That is why the processed food can be cheaper for you. Nonentheless, that grinder looks amazing, but it would be a pain in the a* to clean it. I also WANT that yoghurt maker.
That's a really pricey Greek yoghurt maker. Would be cheaper buying an Instant Pot which does the same as well as a host of other things. You can also buy ones which use vacuum flasks to keep a stead temp for buttons. Good fun making yoghurt though & great for your gut health. 🥛
I know they are made for the US market, but I wish the Sorted crew could get some of the Dash kitchen gadgets. They have little sandwich maker a tiny toaster oven and even a griddle like tiny panni press.
For the wine wand: money and enviroment wise it's a no. Yogurt maker: I'd try it, especially if my little subsistence farm dream ever came true Grain flaker: ditto to the yogurt maker (also the quality of the build makes me think that's a kitchen tool that gets passed on to the next generation) Noodle slide: oh for crying out loud. i'd rather pay to make the trip to japan than embarrass myself setting that out for a dinner party (now, as a children's water park slide toy, that i'd think about)
I wouldn't want to be the last person picking noodles from that restaurant slide. Everyone else's used chopsticks basically being washed in the water. Yum. 🤮
2:26 "a couple of glasses" is.. well. I don't drink, but that sounds like a lot of wine.. I asked Google and it said 2 are the norm (according to sommeliers), so.. (Yes I know "2 makes a couple", but it sounds like "more than 2")
Red Wine doohickey - I cannot drink red wine due to allergies. Even for a 'mere' £10 I wouldn't want to risk the chance it wouldn't work, the headaches are just SO bad... The joghurt/cheese maker seems overpriced and pointless - I have been making my own joghurt and cheese for decades without the gadget!... The noodle maker. I live in a one bedroomed flat with a tiny kitchen, but I WANT this!!! I love noodles and this just looks like fun!!!
Fresh back at the PC from dinner (6:40 pm to be exact) and seeing a gadget on the thumbnail that I suggested, yay x3 (I'm sure it wasn't only me but I remember writing about it xD) Edit after watching the Video: I'm glad you enjoyed the noodle slide x3
I went to the Oktoberfest many years ago, they don’t put sulphites in the festival beer as it’s getting drunk pretty quick so doesn’t need preservatives. You don’t get the same level of hangover, you still feel pretty dodgy from all the alcohol but the lack of preservatives 100% reduces the effect the next day Whether or not that wand removes them I don’t know, but if you can find alcohol without preservatives you can definitely drink more with less after effects
Jamie bullshitting his way through that waterslide description, with all that "science stuff". Chilled water cooling noodles😂😂. Now you just need to find someone who feeds the machine with noodles for you. Maybe fun for a kids party?
The wine wand looks like something that might work the way it's supposed to, but that way is not what the marketing promises - ie if somebody's asthmatic or allergic to histamines, it probably will help them. It won't, however, do anything for anybody else. Hell, that's only if it works at all.
I have a friend who is allergic to sulfates and sulfites and can't drink a lot of things because of them. She tried the wine wand with a glass of cider a few years ago and it did cut down on her reaction (there's not many ciders she can drink and she loves cider). A glass of wine (official or home measurements) is good bit less liquid than a full glass/can of cider though, so would you need 2 wands to be as effective as a glass of wine. It's a little pointless for the boys to judge if they don't have that reaction to histamines or sulfites, other than confirming it didn't negatively impact the flavour.
Yogurt -You can use the instant pot you already have in your studio to make yogurt or any of the mentioned dishes, if you need to control the temperature isnt it?
One gets sulphate drops for wine. I am highly allergic to sulphites and use it on rare occasions. The drops contains Hydrogen Peroxide and Molybdenum. A few clears all the sulphites without altering the taste. You would definitely not get a headache etc, UNLESS you drink too much. No cure for a hangover.
Like using a whisk to aerate it, stirring that "filter" is just speed-running letting the wine breathe, (didn't you already test the wine whisks?) so if anyone is noticing a difference it's probably that.
We launch our videos at 5pm UK time... What time is it where you're watching?!
12 PM from Colombia! Perfect time For lunch and watch You guys 🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴
5:11. I'm also in the UK, but in the south. Hope that helps x
I always get it at 7pm from South Africa ^^
1215pm in North Carolina!
11 AM, just in time to watch during lunch
When Barry says: Iam going to use it in the future but not now!
It just means he is taking it home right?
Loved the video!
My mom has been making yogurt by herself for 23 years, using nothing but a pot and a few blankets!
You just heat up some milk, stir in some leftover yogurt from the previous batch, close the lid, and wrap it up in a few blankets. Leave it overnight, place a kitchen cloth on top the next day to absorb moisture, and then store it in the fridge! It's so easy, and I love the slightly sour taste!
Cool! My mum brought a machine and now it just sits in the back of a cuboard
I make it overnight in a flask, no electronics needed at all.
@Alexthepanduh 😂
I make pickled stuff with a brine sitting in a random cupboard for a couple of weeks. No thought to "the environment".
and she saved 130 in the process.
Whilst learning Spanish I watched a video from a Mexican, who lived in Canada but stayed for a month with a friend in the US. They repeatedly commented on how many machines there were in the American house for all kinds of stuff - it seemed genuinley surprising. I think getting an electric machine to make yoghurt, which is ancient and also not that hard, is a good example of excessive machine creep. We need less crap like that, not more, even if it works excellently.
I see your point about "Machine creep", but that is a consumer choice. As a teacher I think it also speaks to the American culture for "tinkering". Every stuffed garage and collector of old washing machines who thinks "maybe I can do something with this" is a part of the spirit of invention. And sometimes that spirit of invention creates amazing things that are of true benefit.
I had number 4 as a kid. I think it was little penguins that zipped around and walked up stairs to the beginning again. .
Arctic Penguin Race! They still sell them… Google it 😂
That fermentation machine looks great for making homemade sauerkraut.
Ooo great idea!!
I love sauerkraut
People have been making sauerkraut for years with no need for stupidly expensive electronic gadgets.
Or just salt the cabbage. It releases enough water to make its own brine. Put in a vented jar in some random cupboard for a couple of weeks.
please tell me I was not the only one who thought that that (5:05) was a salad spinner.
I’ve only seen the thumbnail and i already want that gadget! Looks like marble run which I loved as a child! If it’s a noodle run, that’s amazing and I’m getting one 😂
I agree, and after seeing the boys in action with it, I want this gadget ! Thank you Japan !
You can tell Barry wld clamp the beautiful Schnitzer grain flaker on home kitchen counter - even if it literally did nothing… 😂
I can see the guys using the noodle slide as part of a Sake drinking game. Each time you miss a bundle of noodles you have to skoll a glass of Sake. 😂😂😂
electric yogurt makers have been around since at least the 60s. I'm glad to see that they've finally upgraded to allowing other fermentation temperatures.
I've just been binge watching a bunch of these gadget videos and was so confused when I didn't recognize this one. Then I saw it's brand new! Huzzah!
Miss Ebbers, especially in a video that has wine as a part of it. Plus, I love it when he gets feisty about a useless gadget, but will give a gadget that is worth it, a really good trial.
I would have loved to see Ebbers take on that Noodle slide......
Did you guys rob my moms kitchen? She has a yogurt maker and one of those grain flaker things from the 80s. Simpler versions, but she still uses both of them for her (and my) favorite breakfast, Bircher Müsli
17:25 19:11 that was as fun as i thought it would be!😂😂😂😂
17:50 highlight was Mike catchinh them! 🎉🎉🎉
The cheese maker thing giving 3grams packets but only asking for 2 is a big design flaw. Probably by the same people who sell hotdogs by the dozens, but buns in packs of 8 or 10
Just from the thumbnail alone i'm cracking up, because I remember seeing this noodle water slide on Good Mythical Morning!😁
Always fun to see the guys have a blast with some foodie toys disguised as gadgets!
A few more of these gadgets and y'all can set up a food theme park!
17:51 I believe one needs to make neat little bundles of noodles, and not simply grab and drop a tangle.🤗🤗🤗
Day drinking in the studio? LE GASP LE SCANDAL
Also, y’all give Ben grief for his diploma but then you hear “It tastes like red wine.” 😂
I want the noodle slide for a pet fountain.
The pumps are way too noisy. You’d need to replace them with quieter ones
A couple of bits of guttering, a windscreen washer motor and length of tubing, job done😊
That grain flaker is a tool for life. As I'm eating porridge for breakfast in autumn and winter and muesli in spring and summer it certainly would have some work to do in my kitchen. I wish I could afford it.
Being a Scot I'm a fan of "Oat Cuisine" (see what I did there 😆). Been a while since I bought a bulk bag of oats or barley so nearly fell off my chair when you said how much they cost per Kg. Then again there's a farm up the road where I can buy a sack for buttons. Nice machine though, nicer than the mangle we used when I was a kid - was always scared I'd lose a finger. 🌾
No matter how fun it might be, that is an utter waste of plastic and takes way too much space.
Jamie on fire for this one. 😂
Water park for the noodles thats too funny but awesome! 😂
That noodle slide is amazing!
Gadget review was the first video I saw from sorted. I'm still excited for everyone they do.
1:19 I am the scientific way to test that. I have a sulfite allergy and I'm sensitive to wines with too many sulfites in them. It makes my tongue go numb and feel big. Made my trip to Napa Valley a roller coaster. 😂
Lmao for the noodle summer slide 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I absolutely *need* the noodle slide. And now I'm googling for photos and videos. The kitchen gadget reviews are always hard on my budget. lol.
My mom had a yogurt maker back in the late 70's and it was light years simpler to use than that overly complicated contraption.
.....and it's 19h00 on a Wednesday evening, in South Africa, and it's wine time baby! Hehe❤
Given Mike’s history with Flying Noodles, I don’t think he was the best person to catch the noodles.
Also, the Nagashi Somen Water Slide IS SO COOOOOOL
What a fun bunch of gadgets! Somehow I had seen the water slide before, felt so smart for a bit there 😂
Night shift worker in Australia so about 4:00 am 😅
Wine Wand - the Romans made wine better with LEAD, the wand being the colour of lead worries me. would not try without medical testing.
watching mike try to catch the noodles feels like what i would be like doing this lmao
The wine filters work great for histamines, but have no impact on hangovers. For myself, drinking a single sip of red wine will instantly make my nose stuffy, and if I drink a whole glass I get a sinus headache as if I’ve got a head cold or the worst hay fever. The filters help with that, but the alcohol isn’t changed at all.
The placebo effect is strong...
I want to see Ben with the water slide!🤣
I love my oat flaker so much! Love to see more people get these.
As somebody who enjoys making cold noodle dishes that slide is pretty awesome to host
Time for my Wednesday Noon appointment. I am here. Love Sorted videos.
I thought that thumbnail looked new! I’m early lmao
i love barrys face when he dislikes something you can tell straight away we need more videos of him judging stuff
The lighting in the new studio is wild, definitely no hiding any imperfections 😅
Idea for a video: three normals in the kitchen, one can't see, one can't hear, and one can't speak, and they have to work together to make a meal following instructions given to them by the chefs in various ways (audio only, visual only, etc.)
They did that in the recent Live Medieval Castle weekend! Poor Mike ended up with some awfully painful looking clamp in his mouth and was drooling everywhere…!
For the noodle slide, 行くよ (Iku yo!) roughly translates to "Going!"
Gadgets? Yes please!
Wine gadget and no ebbers?! 😲😲😲😲
The culture is usually a strain of lacto bacilli, which is what's used in most fermentation of pur foods.
In India, we make yoghurt by adding a chopped chilli top to the milk and letting it set in a warm place. Apparently, the chilli top has the necessary bacteria that one needs in a starter culture.
The wine wand feels like placebo faff, personally. Like they'll tell you it does something and it might feel like it works for you, but it doesn't actually do anything, it just makes you feel like it does.
Not to be negative, but probably should take a look at the colour grading.
You can make yogurt using milk & a bit of yogurt (like sourdough starter) in an instant pot which is a lot more versatile.
Another slide gadget just like the Egg separator! This will be satisfying
As person who can drink several glasses of wine just fine but gets a headache from several sips of red by the end of dinner (some reds, but now I am afraid to try) - I would love to try the wand!
You cannot be "allergic to histamines". Histamines are what your own body (over-)produces when an allergic response was triggered, but they are also important for many bodily functions.
Don't worry, they're just saying what they've been told to say. Notice how they never say any of the crappier items are bad or pointless lately? Hmm, I wonder why....
It's very obviously a paid ad for a shit product that claims to do magic in a way that might be convincing to some.
It's sad to see their content gradually move farther and farther in this direction over the past several years, but I'm sure the extra money soothes their conscience.
@ lovely new studio they've got now.... 🤔 shysters; the lot of them.
@ I wonder where the money for their new studio came from..... 🤔
I was waiting for Jamie to ask if it flakes your schnitzel
Mind that buying the grains in bulk from the market as an industrial player (with tax refund option) makes it WAY cheaper to buy compared to buying it from retail as a final consumer. That is why the processed food can be cheaper for you.
Nonentheless, that grinder looks amazing, but it would be a pain in the a* to clean it. I also WANT that yoghurt maker.
8:19 I can gasp all I want but I know I’ve done something similar while putting things away lol
That's a really pricey Greek yoghurt maker. Would be cheaper buying an Instant Pot which does the same as well as a host of other things. You can also buy ones which use vacuum flasks to keep a stead temp for buttons. Good fun making yoghurt though & great for your gut health. 🥛
Posted just a minute ago, this is the fastest I’ve seen a new video
Oh this must be used in a pass it on!!!!!!
I know they are made for the US market, but I wish the Sorted crew could get some of the Dash kitchen gadgets. They have little sandwich maker a tiny toaster oven and even a griddle like tiny panni press.
Send the noods! 😂
Should be fun! 😆
I haven't had wine for 20 years if that thing works it would be amazing!
0:51 I tried those, years ago. They do not work.
I haven't, and I was sure it was bullshit too. Thanks for confirming haha!
I was hoping it was a form of reusable teabag. I was very disappointed.
For the wine wand: money and enviroment wise it's a no.
Yogurt maker: I'd try it, especially if my little subsistence farm dream ever came true
Grain flaker: ditto to the yogurt maker (also the quality of the build makes me think that's a kitchen tool that gets passed on to the next generation)
Noodle slide: oh for crying out loud. i'd rather pay to make the trip to japan than embarrass myself setting that out for a dinner party
(now, as a children's water park slide toy, that i'd think about)
Even if you don't have a kid or dog, a kid or dog will destroy that noodle slide.
Barry asking how a fermenter makes fermented foods 😂
I’d say the guy on the right cut himself shaving, but he hasn’t even shaved 😅
I think with fermentation machine you can do natural fruit/berries syrups just put sugar and you're fruit/berry and should work
Gadget videos are so fun!
I wouldn't want to be the last person picking noodles from that restaurant slide. Everyone else's used chopsticks basically being washed in the water. Yum. 🤮
2:26 "a couple of glasses" is.. well.
I don't drink, but that sounds like a lot of wine.. I asked Google and it said 2 are the norm (according to sommeliers), so..
(Yes I know "2 makes a couple", but it sounds like "more than 2")
£129 is way too much money for that yogurt maker especially when you can get multi-cookers that will do the same plus more for around £40
Red Wine doohickey - I cannot drink red wine due to allergies. Even for a 'mere' £10 I wouldn't want to risk the chance it wouldn't work, the headaches are just SO bad... The joghurt/cheese maker seems overpriced and pointless - I have been making my own joghurt and cheese for decades without the gadget!... The noodle maker. I live in a one bedroomed flat with a tiny kitchen, but I WANT this!!! I love noodles and this just looks like fun!!!
Japan invents the best and most specific gadgets! Please more japanese gadget reviews!
Try rice-washing the red wine
The Thumbnail reminds me of the slides i used to play on as a kid and already want that gadget! Looks super fun!
Jamie neglected to mention the £141 postage on the noodle slide. Bloody shysters.
The wine wand would also be good for Asthmatics as Sulphites are often a major trigger for Asthma symptoms.
Fresh back at the PC from dinner (6:40 pm to be exact) and seeing a gadget on the thumbnail that I suggested, yay x3 (I'm sure it wasn't only me but I remember writing about it xD)
Edit after watching the Video: I'm glad you enjoyed the noodle slide x3
Have you thought of doing follow up reviews on previous gadgets to see how they've held up after months or years?
Please review the Ronco Ready Grill!!!
The slide is super dumb but weirdly not as dumb as rolling your own oats.
I went to the Oktoberfest many years ago, they don’t put sulphites in the festival beer as it’s getting drunk pretty quick so doesn’t need preservatives. You don’t get the same level of hangover, you still feel pretty dodgy from all the alcohol but the lack of preservatives 100% reduces the effect the next day
Whether or not that wand removes them I don’t know, but if you can find alcohol without preservatives you can definitely drink more with less after effects
Jamie bullshitting his way through that waterslide description, with all that "science stuff". Chilled water cooling noodles😂😂. Now you just need to find someone who feeds the machine with noodles for you. Maybe fun for a kids party?
The wine wand looks like something that might work the way it's supposed to, but that way is not what the marketing promises - ie if somebody's asthmatic or allergic to histamines, it probably will help them. It won't, however, do anything for anybody else.
Hell, that's only if it works at all.
I have a friend who is allergic to sulfates and sulfites and can't drink a lot of things because of them. She tried the wine wand with a glass of cider a few years ago and it did cut down on her reaction (there's not many ciders she can drink and she loves cider). A glass of wine (official or home measurements) is good bit less liquid than a full glass/can of cider though, so would you need 2 wands to be as effective as a glass of wine. It's a little pointless for the boys to judge if they don't have that reaction to histamines or sulfites, other than confirming it didn't negatively impact the flavour.
This series is the Best! Gadgets videos are always fun🎉
I like that it was determined it didn't affect the wine's flavor but i agree how would we know if it actually does what it says?
Yogurt -You can use the instant pot you already have in your studio to make yogurt or any of the mentioned dishes, if you need to control the temperature isnt it?
One gets sulphate drops for wine. I am highly allergic to sulphites and use it on rare occasions. The drops contains Hydrogen Peroxide and Molybdenum. A few clears all the sulphites without altering the taste. You would definitely not get a headache etc, UNLESS you drink too much. No cure for a hangover.
Like using a whisk to aerate it, stirring that "filter" is just speed-running letting the wine breathe, (didn't you already test the wine whisks?) so if anyone is noticing a difference it's probably that.
Just get yourself a clothes wringer. Which is how flaked cereals were created originally.
Real beginnings to this, proud for the future!
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