The only thing worse than having a bunch of single-task items in your kitchen, is having a bunch of totally ineffective single-task items in your kitchen.
Exactly! My sister in law is in the top 2% at the kitchen wares MLM she’s been with for 20+ years. I had to explain to her that I DO love their quality, I do not love a cluttered kitchen. It’s just my husband and I now and I don’t need one of everything they sell, and there’s no way I’m buying a special tool to get the last of the peanut putter or Mayo out, I already found that I can swipe a slice of bread to get the last bits if I REALLY can’t live with throwing away 0.012 ounces of product residue!
Sorry, but it's evident James is no chef. Small hole graters are for *hard* cheeses such as Parmesan and Asiago (they also work well for garlic cloves). Also, the 'ginger' grater is actually a *spice* grater. I use mine to grate fresh nutmeg, and also to shred garlic. BTW - I have one, and I love it! I use it even more than I thought I would. Here's a much better video regarding this product. th-cam.com/video/YFUiFBEWFJ8/w-d-xo.html
it has problem of form over function, the funnel is too long, it would hit the bottom of many vessels, the cheese grater needs to be larger to be useful
For how middling-at-best the results were, it's surprising that someone bothered to sell it at all. I feel like one could just go to a dollar store and get better quality, albeit individual tools - I kinda doubt most people would regularly use all 8 functions anyway.
That's great. I think their marketing department should have used a more positive tone. For instance, they could have said virtually the same thing by saying, "This remarkable product was designed to perform at a minimum of 7% perfection!" Or George Carlin might say, "Please enjoy this minimally exceptional product."
The grater would work great for hard cheese like parmesan and ZESTING lemons, limes, oranges, etc. Not bad jar/bottle opener. The egg smasher, no way, I'd use it for a can strainer for tuna, veggies and fruit. Love your reviews, James. Thank you for bringing cool products to us.
I wonder if this might be barware in disguise rather than kitchenware: bottle opener, funnel, measuring cup, juicer and egg separator would all work for mixing drinks. The "cheese grater" might be a replacement for a canelle knife, and the "ginger grater" a zester. Not sure about the masher, maybe it's a strainer. Barware would also explain the bottle shape
@@ReplayJay I have a friend who drinks fresh ginger tea every morning. It would work for her if camping. I think it is more like something you might keep at a small camp if it is cheap enough.
I think the cheese grater would've worked better if you used it while it was on the provided measuring cup. Then the cup could catch the grated cheese and I think it would be easier to hold onto it while grating, rather than the awkwardness of trying to hold onto that little thing when trying to grate.
That cheese grater might do better for doing orange or lemon zest. Should also compare any measuring cup against other measuring cups to see how accurate the measurements are.
well i saw someone do that with your average glass measuring cup and it turns out the standard one was wrong and the new one was right he used a scale to find the right answer
The ginger grater would also work for garlic, and it would work better if you grated the ginger in a circular pattern, not back and forth. I think the cheese grater is meant more for a hard cheese such as Parmesan. Personally, this collection of kitchen gadgets might be good for a college student in a dorm room, but I think most people would already have the proper kitchen tools in their collection and would not need something like this.
@@Tyiriel I generally don't use plastic cutting boards for anything other than raw meats. My Japanese steel knives prefer wooden boards. Gadgets like this are for people who are either new to cooking or ill at ease in a kitchen. If they help someone to cook more often, even if these things are not perfect, I welcome them.
@@barcham Oh my goodness gracious... "Japanese steel" and thinking that a wooden cutting board would give you a better result.. You're quite gullible just as an fyi
@@Tyiriel I'm being sarcastic asshole. I guess you aren't bright enough to understand that. But yes, I do have a kitchen filled with very high quality knives and other equipment so a gadget like this has zero place in my kitchen. And using a high quality wood cutting board with high quality knives is not a matter of cutting anything better, it is a matter of protecting the edge on the knives. Anyone with any decent level of cooking knowledge would understand that. Somehow, I think your idea of fine food is whatever new item McDonald's has added to their menu.
Seems like a fun gift for students that go to live in student accomodation, or their first little apartment. Apart from that, it seems to me that there are more sturdy and longlasting alternatives out there, that are equally space saving. Loved the review as always!
Honestly, I could see myself packing it with me on a road trip to a VRBO, Vacasa, or other similar renting apps. Especially when you need just that extra tool to cook a dinner or breakfast while in a foreign kitchen. Could be very handy.
The ginger grater would grate garlic too, and the cheese grater is for hard cheeses like parmesan. That said, cute but kind of useless. (Spelling edit)
The correct name for that first tool is called a reamer. It is not a juicer. Sometimes those things come onto a motorized base and then it's called a juicer but only for citrus. The tool that you're showing first is a citrus reamer
I have a small kitchen and was intrigued by this cute setup! But... I wouldn't use most of the items.😥 I might consider it a cute housewarming gift, but not unless they list the liquid volume in Standard measurements (even my IKEA measuring cup shows both 16oz and 500ml).
I feel like the entire thing would be better if they had made it out of metal and ditched the bottle shape and just made it like a bento box with a collapsible funnel. Maybe make the measuring cup collapsible too or if you want it to stay clear make everything fit inside the measuring cup and have a little ring that holds everything in for storage and holds the bits on top for use. Free ideas for anyone who wants to make this better
Lol and another one bites the dust🎶🎵🤣🤣🤣good ol college try however not spending 12 bucks on an egg separator! I wouldn’t discourage beginner college cooks!!! 🤣🤣🤣🙏🏻❤️thanks as always for saving us money 🙏🏻
It is a bit of a novelty, but it would be great for camper vans.... not necessarily if you live in a van, but for those occasional trips away... nice to know you've got a little stack of handy kitchen gadgets stacked in one place.👍
So many people in this comment section accept cheap garbage. "Oh it's good for so and so", no its cheap shitty plastic that you could've gotten better versions at a dollar store.
I think this is actually pretty smart. The form factor takes up way less space than a drawer full of all those tools. Execution needs work but i like the concept
I believe this gadget would work for anyone camping and not having much room for the gadgets it replaces. It would be very serviceable in either a survival situation or an extended hike or camping trip. I'd take it certainly over noting at all.
Might be okay for someone just starting out in their first apartment to use until they want to buy better kitchen stuff and to decide if they need all those items. Even then you can get better low cost versions of these kitchen tools.
Best thing about buying broccoli is (besides the broccoli) the thick rubber band holding the bunch together. Best jar openers evah! Basically the jar opener on this gadget is the same thing... but without any stretch.
@@pinkerbot In some stores in the United States (and possibly elsewhere), pieces of broccoli are held together by thick rubberbands tightly wound around the stalks of the broccoli. It helps stop the broccoli from coming apart and getting separated.
Although I’m a born American, I know how to use the metric system as it’s really very easy - base10 - while our American system can be crazy! I doubt if Americans would ever change!!!!
Just wondering what do you do with all the food you use in your videos like all the can foods and drinks you open? Seems you would be 300lbs if you was eating all that lol
It could be good for a weekend light travel trip where you plan on cooking and just need something to get the job done, albeit not well. But it's light and super condensed packaging for that many things. And only $12. Not bad.
Some Chinese kid wrote that note probably like “maybe the product sucks, give us a break! We literally work 16 hour shifts with one stop for a 10 minute lunch, 7 days a week, in a toxic air factory where we also live, to make it.”
In the UK we use to have a lot of out door markets. Stall holders selling their wares and there would always be a one guy with a huge lorry that opened at the side, the door becoming the canopy. They'd do their spiel about how for this lovely 16 piece dinner set they weren't asking 10, they weren't asking 8, 7 or 6 but just 5 English pounds for this bona fide replica Bone China dinner service. Would watch them for hours - they always had strange toys from Asia, counterfeit & bootleg Star Wars stuff. Anyways, this is the type of tat they'd sell. For not 5,4 or 3 but just £2 and it would be relegated to the back of a cupboard until you either moved house or the tat became so much a clear out was needed. Generally there would be at least 2 Brevilles in there.
I think for a $12 price point, this is fine, honestly. The Cheese grater was a let down and so was the egg masher, but hey, it's 12 bucks for all these kitchen gadgets, they can't all be winners. Would've helped me out a ton when I went off to Uni.
Sorry, but it's evident you're no chef. Small hole graters are for *hard* cheeses such as Parmesan and Asiago, and they also work well for garlic cloves. Also, the 'ginger' grater is actually a *spice* grater. I use mine to grate fresh nutmeg, and to shred garlic. Eggs will 'strand' like that no matter how you separate them. Here's a much better video regarding this product. th-cam.com/video/YFUiFBEWFJ8/w-d-xo.html
Was watching the 8 in 1 kitchen gadget video and every video I watch your vidz I noticed the Torchiere Lamp behind on our right or your left and right, if you read this comment can you tell me what it is...I am looking for an RGB Torchiere and am interested in looking at that....
Yeah, riiiight, couse making just in AIR is so comfortable, right? Try to put it on table and make juice this way, you brake this fragile plastic Cup in one try, believe me, i tryed this bullshit already, and i dont want to even talk about cheese grater
This would have been very useful at a point in my life. I worked in food service, and ate most meals at work, only rarely cooking at home...or having a need for these tools more than once or twice, and usually just enough for me. In that case, $12 for a bunch of mediocre tools that don't take up a whole drawer is glorious.
I was thinking ditch the cheese grater and egg masher and have it for your pop-up camper. The rest of tools would be reasonable for that. A flat cheese grater would fit in your camping box just as well. Otherwise it’s a silly novelty that no one who is actually cooking or baking will use.
All of the tools should be used as the top of the containers, holding it in your hand isn't how it's supposed to used. you tried to force the egg through backwards, lol. The cheese grater would work well for harder cheeses like parm. The ginger grater is actually a zester. The wording of the package is probably too confusing to explain how to properly use the tools. I think it's great for a young person starting out, someone who doesn't have a full kitchen.
Maybe the egg masher would work better with a greased cup bottom to push it down! Or maybe a little knife and a saucer and just cut it like normal lol! I like this little gadget though..just think if some parts were made of stainless steel! It's adorable!
I think if they modified the Ginger Grater into a zester with better teeth and then modified the Cheese Grater to have larger holes they would be better. Another improvement the product could benefit is raising the the grating area and modifying the sides to grip better. The final improvement would be to make those two parts from metal. The Egg Slicer could stay metal but replace the lattice with wires. It would overall improve the product.
Small dorm room or bachelor suite lacking a proper kitchen and storage where space is at a premium and good enough will have to do? Sure I see the point. Maybe in a prison cell you could enjoy having it. That motto should be the one to run with. If good enough will have to do, we are here for you. 😂
Maybe put the cheese grater on the cup. It would be easier to hold and the cheese would collect in it. I'll agree tho. The high lip on the edge makes it near to impossible to use. (I do like a finer grate, so that part wouldn't be a problem for me.) I do really like the funnel. If that long neck could fit in a milk jug or soda bottle, that would be great. The length would help hold it upright better. Thanks for the review.
You failed to find and test the hidden 9th function. When assembled in its bottle shape its now a rolling pin. I suspect it would work just as well as all the other pieces I.E. not very well. Perhaps it could be used as a meat tenderize , run a piece of duct tape around the middle to hold it together then bash a piece of meat until the entire gadget is destroyed. Hey look an 11th use; a frustration reliever 😂
It's a pretty inmovative idea. Had the sizes of everything get bigger and better materials used like glass and metal, it would be good for a small kitchen.
Cut a slot in the cheese grater. That's what I would do. Better yet, call my fiance' and ask her to come help me in the kitchen and hand her the cheese and cheese grater. 😂I enjoy watching you try this stuff so I know whether to buy it or not. I like my workaraound to the cheese grater. What do you think?
The only thing worse than having a bunch of single-task items in your kitchen, is having a bunch of totally ineffective single-task items in your kitchen.
The only single task gadgets in your kitchen should be the fire extinguisher and the first aid kit
Exactly! My sister in law is in the top 2% at the kitchen wares MLM she’s been with for 20+ years. I had to explain to her that I DO love their quality, I do not love a cluttered kitchen. It’s just my husband and I now and I don’t need one of everything they sell, and there’s no way I’m buying a special tool to get the last of the peanut putter or Mayo out, I already found that I can swipe a slice of bread to get the last bits if I REALLY can’t live with throwing away 0.012 ounces of product residue!
@@ayajade6683 easy Alton.
@@ayajade6683 If your first aid kit doesn't multi-task, replace it!
Sorry, but it's evident James is no chef. Small hole graters are for *hard* cheeses such as Parmesan and Asiago (they also work well for garlic cloves). Also, the 'ginger' grater is actually a *spice* grater. I use mine to grate fresh nutmeg, and also to shred garlic. BTW - I have one, and I love it! I use it even more than I thought I would. Here's a much better video regarding this product.
th-cam.com/video/YFUiFBEWFJ8/w-d-xo.html
I think this would be great in a caravan or something where you have very little space. Also maybe the egg masher could be used as a potato masher?
Cheap tat but like a lot of your kitchen gadgets lately, it would be fine for a students cupboard etc. Jack of all trades, master of none!
This gadget is LITERALLY the definition of “Jack of all trades, master of none.”
Pretty good for an RV or fancy camping
I always wonder what that poster is behind James?
It's the mandlebrot set fractal - done up like a map - it's a really cool poster! Search google for mandlebrot set map and it should pull up.
This is a good product for little kids to use as they learn to help cook.
I guess this would be ok in a tiny home, where space is limited.
Probably be best used for campers who are limited on space.
I would assume this is for home use and most of those contraptions would be for small portions
I think this would be good for a collage student in a dorm room.
i might get a 8-in-1 kitchen gadget looks likes a bottle? and try it.
If the grater had the circular pattern...
12 bucks for a funnel seems kind of pricey. jack of all trades master of none say for the funnel
That'd be a neat inexpensive item for camping tbf
it has problem of form over function, the funnel is too long, it would hit the bottom of many vessels, the cheese grater needs to be larger to be useful
Might work in a rv.
For how middling-at-best the results were, it's surprising that someone bothered to sell it at all. I feel like one could just go to a dollar store and get better quality, albeit individual tools - I kinda doubt most people would regularly use all 8 functions anyway.
I wouldn’t buy this bottle (8-1 kitchen gadget) 👎🏻
Thank you for your share.. I love your videos of lot of different test brands..
Maybe our products arent 100% perfect. This made me laugh and should come with many products from amazon lol
😂😂 it is quite funny, well back to the drawing board lol
@@EDBailley 🤣🤣🤣
That's great. I think their marketing department should have used a more positive tone. For instance, they could have said virtually the same thing by saying, "This remarkable product was designed to perform at a minimum of 7% perfection!" Or George Carlin might say, "Please enjoy this minimally exceptional product."
@@zephyrsonzephyrson8618 haha that's great!
I like that they're honest.
The grater would work great for hard cheese like parmesan and ZESTING lemons, limes, oranges, etc. Not bad jar/bottle opener. The egg smasher, no way, I'd use it for a can strainer for tuna, veggies and fruit. Love your reviews, James. Thank you for bringing cool products to us.
I wonder if this might be barware in disguise rather than kitchenware: bottle opener, funnel, measuring cup, juicer and egg separator would all work for mixing drinks. The "cheese grater" might be a replacement for a canelle knife, and the "ginger grater" a zester. Not sure about the masher, maybe it's a strainer. Barware would also explain the bottle shape
I think you are right on the money. That egg smasher really looks like a strainer. It would also explain why they call the pink one a bottle opener.
This looks like one of those last minute housewarming gifts 😂
It actually could be kinda useful if you go camping, it could be easier to pack.
Whatever would I do without my ginger grater?!
@@ReplayJay I have a friend who drinks fresh ginger tea every morning. It would work for her if camping. I think it is more like something you might keep at a small camp if it is cheap enough.
I think the cheese grater would've worked better if you used it while it was on the provided measuring cup. Then the cup could catch the grated cheese and I think it would be easier to hold onto it while grating, rather than the awkwardness of trying to hold onto that little thing when trying to grate.
The cheese grater looks like it would be good to grate garlic.
When testing cheese graters you should also use a hard cheese like parmesan.
Perhaps there is a reason they called it an egg pulverizer.
The cheese grater may be easier to use if it is on the cup that came with. But it won’t help the tiny strings be bigger 😂
I think the cheese grater would work better for parmesan or something
@@NyanyiC yes, me too
That cheese grater might do better for doing orange or lemon zest. Should also compare any measuring cup against other measuring cups to see how accurate the measurements are.
Try the ginger on the cheese grater.
well i saw someone do that with your average glass measuring cup and it turns out the standard one was wrong and the new one was right he used a scale to find the right answer
To be, the cheese one looks like it's for hard cheeses like parmagano
Best to use grater on the cup so it easier to hold
@@gerardmcquade9102why would you use a scale to verify volume?
The egg smasher looks like one of those drainers you put on top of a can of tuna to drain off the water 💧 great video as always James 👍
the mesh is too wide for that, to much would fall through.
The ginger grater would also work for garlic, and it would work better if you grated the ginger in a circular pattern, not back and forth. I think the cheese grater is meant more for a hard cheese such as Parmesan. Personally, this collection of kitchen gadgets might be good for a college student in a dorm room, but I think most people would already have the proper kitchen tools in their collection and would not need something like this.
You would get the exact same result if not better by just using a plastic cutting board.
The cheese grater would be awful for parmesan.
@@Tyiriel I generally don't use plastic cutting boards for anything other than raw meats. My Japanese steel knives prefer wooden boards. Gadgets like this are for people who are either new to cooking or ill at ease in a kitchen. If they help someone to cook more often, even if these things are not perfect, I welcome them.
@@barcham Oh my goodness gracious... "Japanese steel" and thinking that a wooden cutting board would give you a better result..
You're quite gullible just as an fyi
@@Tyiriel I'm being sarcastic asshole. I guess you aren't bright enough to understand that. But yes, I do have a kitchen filled with very high quality knives and other equipment so a gadget like this has zero place in my kitchen. And using a high quality wood cutting board with high quality knives is not a matter of cutting anything better, it is a matter of protecting the edge on the knives. Anyone with any decent level of cooking knowledge would understand that. Somehow, I think your idea of fine food is whatever new item McDonald's has added to their menu.
I feel like this would be great for college. Takes up little space. Not exactly a big deal if it goes missing.
It doesn't make ramen, what use is it in college. Seriously, mashing eggs and grating ginger is just gonna make your roommate hate you
A college student would be better suited to go to the dollar store and get items than buy this.
Seems like a fun gift for students that go to live in student accomodation, or their first little apartment. Apart from that, it seems to me that there are more sturdy and longlasting alternatives out there, that are equally space saving. Loved the review as always!
If they made it out of metal, it would be a lot better.
Great review James. The best one was the egg separator. But just for that I wouldn't buy the product. 😊
That has been re-gifted at least a few times! LOL
@@luvzdogz lol 😅
Clever design for multi tool storage, efficiency certainly seems workable. I can see this used in a RV or van sized kitchen .
The cheese grater attachment would do good with hard cheese, like parmesan, Romano.
This looks perfect for my student life!! When you only have one drawer to store all your utensils, this bottle is amazing
Honestly, I could see myself packing it with me on a road trip to a VRBO, Vacasa, or other similar renting apps. Especially when you need just that extra tool to cook a dinner or breakfast while in a foreign kitchen. Could be very handy.
I love it when James gets something to work. The egg and his reaction cracks me up. 🤣
Finally a company that's 100% honest. Haha. Thanks James
Cheese grater is probably better for hard cheeses.
The ginger grater would grate garlic too, and the cheese grater is for hard cheeses like parmesan. That said, cute but kind of useless. (Spelling edit)
The correct name for that first tool is called a reamer. It is not a juicer. Sometimes those things come onto a motorized base and then it's called a juicer but only for citrus. The tool that you're showing first is a citrus reamer
I have a small kitchen and was intrigued by this cute setup! But... I wouldn't use most of the items.😥 I might consider it a cute housewarming gift, but not unless they list the liquid volume in Standard measurements (even my IKEA measuring cup shows both 16oz and 500ml).
I feel like the entire thing would be better if they had made it out of metal and ditched the bottle shape and just made it like a bento box with a collapsible funnel. Maybe make the measuring cup collapsible too or if you want it to stay clear make everything fit inside the measuring cup and have a little ring that holds everything in for storage and holds the bits on top for use. Free ideas for anyone who wants to make this better
Lol and another one bites the dust🎶🎵🤣🤣🤣good ol college try however not spending 12 bucks on an egg separator! I wouldn’t discourage beginner college cooks!!! 🤣🤣🤣🙏🏻❤️thanks as always for saving us money 🙏🏻
you're so overly generous in your (limited) praise. i'd call that a near total disaster LOL
It is a bit of a novelty, but it would be great for camper vans.... not necessarily if you live in a van, but for those occasional trips away... nice to know you've got a little stack of handy kitchen gadgets stacked in one place.👍
I think the grater would be good for something like Parmesan cheese maybe.
Did he have to rant about metric and imperial at the start all he was going was squeezing juice out if s fruit ? He wasn't measuring ir cooking....
I would think the cheese grater would work with parmesan cheese for pasta or salads. Also the small grater maybe for nutmeg.
So many people in this comment section accept cheap garbage. "Oh it's good for so and so", no its cheap shitty plastic that you could've gotten better versions at a dollar store.
Am I experiencing deja vu? I swear you reviewed this product before 😮
Seems they were correct, their product isn't 100% perfect.....LOL
I think this is actually pretty smart. The form factor takes up way less space than a drawer full of all those tools. Execution needs work but i like the concept
I believe this gadget would work for anyone camping and not having much room for the gadgets it replaces. It would be very serviceable in either a survival situation or an extended hike or camping trip. I'd take it certainly over noting at all.
James, Please do a review on the Socket Fanlight from the as seen on TV.
I think you could use several of the pieces as a round cookie or biscuit cutter. Secret bonus usage!
The worst is having a bunch of single task items that don't work:)
This looks like something I'd find in an Air BnB as an "amenity"
I like the form factor of all the gadgets put together, looks like a wine bottle.
I bet that cheese grater would work ok on really hard cheeses like parmesan.
Might be okay for someone just starting out in their first apartment to use until they want to buy better kitchen stuff and to decide if they need all those items. Even then you can get better low cost versions of these kitchen tools.
Best thing about buying broccoli is (besides the broccoli) the thick rubber band holding the bunch together.
Best jar openers evah!
Basically the jar opener on this gadget is the same thing... but without any stretch.
I have no idea what you are talking about! Broccoli and rubber bands?
@@pinkerbot In some stores in the United States (and possibly elsewhere), pieces of broccoli are held together by thick rubberbands tightly wound around the stalks of the broccoli. It helps stop the broccoli from coming apart and getting separated.
Sell product at $11.99
Product cost to make $1.99
I bought this over in China when we were living there and although it is cute that's about all that it is.😂
It’s not a hard no just a no thank you. Thanks for the video.
I'm rating this product "meh".
Good gadget for van life people
Good point! That or maybe for college students with limited space
Its amazing how these companies have relatively good ideas but they use the worst, cheapest materials in the worst colors.
That is something if I got it for a gift I'd regift it.
Yeah totally useless gadget and unecessary!!
Chenglish is always interesting to read.
Looks like cheap plastic junk.
I have got a fail proof solution to the ml-problem: switch to the metric system 😅
Although I’m a born American, I know how to use the metric system as it’s really very easy - base10 - while our American system can be crazy! I doubt if Americans would ever change!!!!
3:08 I mean you also could’ve kept going on the juicer 😂
Your testing of new items is so appreciated.
you get what you pay for, but 12 bucks for that? I dont think so
I have plenty of other items in my Amazon wishlist for $12 and under thst are actually useful - like books!
I think that grated cheese would be great for tacos.
Just wondering what do you do with all the food you use in your videos like all the can foods and drinks you open? Seems you would be 300lbs if you was eating all that lol
Omg thst thing is TRASH 🗑
It could be good for a weekend light travel trip where you plan on cooking and just need something to get the job done, albeit not well. But it's light and super condensed packaging for that many things. And only $12. Not bad.
The Butefo....I'm imagining it is pronounced like bootyfull 🤷♂️
Some Chinese kid wrote that note probably like “maybe the product sucks, give us a break! We literally work 16 hour shifts with one stop for a 10 minute lunch, 7 days a week, in a toxic air factory where we also live, to make it.”
In the UK we use to have a lot of out door markets. Stall holders selling their wares and there would always be a one guy with a huge lorry that opened at the side, the door becoming the canopy. They'd do their spiel about how for this lovely 16 piece dinner set they weren't asking 10, they weren't asking 8, 7 or 6 but just 5 English pounds for this bona fide replica Bone China dinner service.
Would watch them for hours - they always had strange toys from Asia, counterfeit & bootleg Star Wars stuff.
Anyways, this is the type of tat they'd sell. For not 5,4 or 3 but just £2 and it would be relegated to the back of a cupboard until you either moved house or the tat became so much a clear out was needed. Generally there would be at least 2 Brevilles in there.
I think for a $12 price point, this is fine, honestly. The Cheese grater was a let down and so was the egg masher, but hey, it's 12 bucks for all these kitchen gadgets, they can't all be winners.
Would've helped me out a ton when I went off to Uni.
Sorry, but it's evident you're no chef. Small hole graters are for *hard* cheeses such as Parmesan and Asiago, and they also work well for garlic cloves. Also, the 'ginger' grater is actually a *spice* grater. I use mine to grate fresh nutmeg, and to shred garlic. Eggs will 'strand' like that no matter how you separate them.
Here's a much better video regarding this product.
th-cam.com/video/YFUiFBEWFJ8/w-d-xo.html
Was watching the 8 in 1 kitchen gadget video and every video I watch your vidz I noticed the Torchiere Lamp behind on our right or your left and right, if you read this comment can you tell me what it is...I am looking for an RGB Torchiere and am interested in looking at that....
Yeah, riiiight, couse making just in AIR is so comfortable, right? Try to put it on table and make juice this way, you brake this fragile plastic Cup in one try, believe me, i tryed this bullshit already, and i dont want to even talk about cheese grater
This would have been very useful at a point in my life. I worked in food service, and ate most meals at work, only rarely cooking at home...or having a need for these tools more than once or twice, and usually just enough for me. In that case, $12 for a bunch of mediocre tools that don't take up a whole drawer is glorious.
I was thinking ditch the cheese grater and egg masher and have it for your pop-up camper. The rest of tools would be reasonable for that. A flat cheese grater would fit in your camping box just as well. Otherwise it’s a silly novelty that no one who is actually cooking or baking will use.
All of the tools should be used as the top of the containers, holding it in your hand isn't how it's supposed to used. you tried to force the egg through backwards, lol. The cheese grater would work well for harder cheeses like parm. The ginger grater is actually a zester. The wording of the package is probably too confusing to explain how to properly use the tools. I think it's great for a young person starting out, someone who doesn't have a full kitchen.
Would be a fun gift, paired with bowls and kitchen towels. For people just starting out. Would be fun to give and try. 😊
Maybe the egg masher would work better with a greased cup bottom to push it down! Or maybe a little knife and a saucer and just cut it like normal lol! I like this little gadget though..just think if some parts were made of stainless steel! It's adorable!
I think if they modified the Ginger Grater into a zester with better teeth and then modified the Cheese Grater to have larger holes they would be better. Another improvement the product could benefit is raising the the grating area and modifying the sides to grip better. The final improvement would be to make those two parts from metal. The Egg Slicer could stay metal but replace the lattice with wires. It would overall improve the product.
Small dorm room or bachelor suite lacking a proper kitchen and storage where space is at a premium and good enough will have to do? Sure I see the point. Maybe in a prison cell you could enjoy having it.
That motto should be the one to run with. If good enough will have to do, we are here for you. 😂
Maybe put the cheese grater on the cup. It would be easier to hold and the cheese would collect in it. I'll agree tho. The high lip on the edge makes it near to impossible to use. (I do like a finer grate, so that part wouldn't be a problem for me.)
I do really like the funnel. If that long neck could fit in a milk jug or soda bottle, that would be great. The length would help hold it upright better.
Thanks for the review.
You failed to find and test the hidden 9th function. When assembled in its bottle shape its now a rolling pin. I suspect it would work just as well as all the other pieces I.E. not very well. Perhaps it could be used as a meat tenderize , run a piece of duct tape around the middle to hold it together then bash a piece of meat until the entire gadget is destroyed. Hey look an 11th use; a frustration reliever 😂
It's a pretty inmovative idea. Had the sizes of everything get bigger and better materials used like glass and metal, it would be good for a small kitchen.
Cut a slot in the cheese grater. That's what I would do. Better yet, call my fiance' and ask her to come help me in the kitchen and hand her the cheese and cheese grater. 😂I enjoy watching you try this stuff so I know whether to buy it or not. I like my workaraound to the cheese grater. What do you think?