The gadget that is supposed to reseal bags isnt made for sealing plastic bags. Its used for chip bags and it does actually work. Love ur channel thou! 😄
The first one turned up in my friend's kitchen, except it was silver and it had its own stand. I never got round to use it before it broke (or so I'm told). It's still on the worktop, nobody dares or has the heart to throw it out.
Ok, first item, it's a milk frother, not a whisk, so technically it's meant to froth things, not whip, so it did it's job. Second product also worked, but it's meant for chip bags not icing sugar plastic so that's probably why it melted so bad. Third item, well I think user error was the issue on that one and for the regular sifter, I don't think you're meant to shake it, I just hold the sifter above my bowl and lightly tap it. Just an FYI this is not hate, I'm just commenting on what I've seen so far. I love your videos and your personality! Please keep making these vids! Soooo fun!
I feel like a lot of people that make gadgets videos just don't know how to use gadgets. There's so many where things don't go right and they blame the gadget, but it's just actually user error and it is so damn annoying. Like, if the thing doesn't come with instructions or they're in some different language, maybe it's a good idea to do a quick google search and there's most likely instructions on the internet for the thing or something similar enough at least. That's what I would do at least if something was unclear.
They also have that plastic sifter in metal. Definitely works better but still tricky as you get it all over the place if u dont wanna use it all. Haha 😄
My Grandmother used one too for bread, except it had a mini sifter on the inside that you had a handle on the outside to rotate. They were pretty common back in the day, at least where I grew up.
My dad is a pastry chef, and he has a big metal one. I never cared for it myself though. It requires a lot of grip strength to use, especially if you're doing more than a cup or two of flour.
Usually a person uses the standard sifter by holding it in place and using their hand to tap on the side of the rim. I have never seen someone sift ingredients by bouncing the sifter up and down. Thank you for this video, your laughter and fun personality is a real treat.
The instant coffee smells so good because they LITERALLY capture the aroma during the manufacturing process then pipe it back into the jars before they seal them. Thank you "Inside the Factory" for teaching me this totally random trivia. :)
The packet resealer isn't supposed to be used with such thin plastic packets as it just melts onto it like you found. Better for foil packets like crisps or much thicker plastic that can stand the heat :) fab video, thanks!
Laurie, your smile is one of the best things that cheers me up during this time, that and the fact that you are always on the positive side! I wish I could stay that positive😊
Just so you know, the "sifter" has been around for nearly 100years invented in 1930 and originally made of metal you can buy them anywhere online for between 6-30$ or you can hunt around at flea markets and tag sales for a vintage for anywhere from 2-10$, best kitchen invention of the 20th century!
I have one of the gadgets that was the first one in the video and it isn’t an electric whisk so of course the whipped coffee didn’t work it is only meant to froth up hot milk
The sifter thing use to be in metal. My grandmother and mother had one and it works 10 x more effectively than a basic sifter. The only problem for me, I found that the washing is more difficult, because you cannot reach every cracks.
I have an old metal one also, I wash it in hot soapy water, rinse well then I leave it in a turned off warmish oven to dry completely so as not to rust
I always use a spoon in combination with my sifter, I dont move the sifter at all, I just move the spoon back and forth, seems like there are a lot of different ways to do it xD
OK blimey, she might not know, how do you know she does? Some people are just taught different ways that's all. Only trying to help, no need to bite my head off.
Actually if you HAVENT READ THE TITLE IT SAYS ‘FROM WISH’ NOT A 5 STAR BAKING SHOP SO READ THE TITLE BEFORE SAYING SOMETHING AND ALSO CHECK YOUR INFORMATION
The little pen gadget piping bag is great for ganache to do a drip effect on a cake! I use it all the time for that, feel that you have so much more control with the drips
Watching you laugh on the foamer vibrating on the table was maybe the funniest thing I've seen all week. But it does work i use it all the time, it's supoosed to foam the hot milk not the coffee.
I recently found your channel and I must say, I'm having so much fun watching your videos! Your positivity is contagious and I love how it seems like you're just chilling out and laughing with your husband. It's a great wholesome vibe!
Perfect timing Laurie! Just found out I got rejected from the advanced art class at my high school so this is a nice pick-me-up 💖 Love you and stay safe ❤️❤️
Who sifts up and down lol i tap it sideways on my palm, I thought thats just how you do it lol maybe try the sealer on a chip bag instead of soft icing sugar plastic maybe?? I love all these weird gadgets hahaha
@@icallprettypeopleugly1604 Not everyone is a native speaker or had the chance to learn a couple of years - perhaps they had to learn several languages - dont judge
@@sortathesame8701 I wasn’t trying to be rude, but thanks for the clear criticism. Maybe next time, try to think of how I’m trying to ask it and don’t go being angry at me for it! Have a great day.
@@madwindwaker1042 Ah, I’m not judging. I was just wanting to know their biological language, but of course people have to go and assume I was trying to judge.
The icing pen works really well for sugar cookie icing. For cake frosting, the frosting needs to be thicker than that. The red tip should come off to allow it to suck up thin icings. It's really nice when you only need the tiniest amount of a color since those don't work well in piping bags. My kids definitely prefer using that to piping bags when they get to decorate a cake or cupcakes
@@cakerbaker9965 - I enjoy Anns channel too of course... but I enjoy that Laurie takes time to test products and enjoy herself at the same time. & I love her laugh as well ! I mean isnt that the whole point ?!? I think you could be much nicer otherwise keep it to yourself. No one needs the negativity.
Yeah, Anne Reardon does it the best. She has a very objective approach and actually uses the tools how they should be used. Laurie buys the cheapest crap, so of course they won't work. And she has a very negative attitude about each gadget.
Same here, we've always had one at home when I was little and I own one since moving out for myself, I thought everybody knew them. They even sell them at our lokal Ikea xD
Wish is such a crock. When you factor in shipping you can get it for the same price at walmart. I mean walmart is better quality than wish, and that's really saying something lol
The whipped coffee takes 8-10 minutes with my super high powered hand mixer on the highest setting. I would imagine that thing would take a good 15-20min or more. It would have worked if u kept going. Also, those are for frothing milk, not really for dalgona coffee.
I bought one of those pink cake scraping tools at hobby lobby and used it on a buttercream cake and I actually enjoyed it! Maybe I need to try it out again now. 😂
Try garage sales for metal sifters like the plastic green one. The have been around for a long time. After the metal crank sifters came the hand squeeze ones I believe. Happy baking! You and your camera guy are fun to watch!
Definitely something good to know... Thankfully Laurie testing them shows us to know what to expect buying from WISH. And its all their products... They are all cheap! So spend a few more dollars and get a sturdy product. ;)
First one does work it’s for milk products. She used it wrong. And the second is only used for chip bags not plastic bags 😊 wish does have things that work well when used correct. Which she did not do.
And again don't but from wish if you want quality products. Using an item that works if it takes 5-8 times longer and may fall apart, is not worth my money when i can get a $10-20 mixer and do the job in a couple minutes and it will last forever. Wish is mostly novelty crap.
It would work but for whipped coffee you need to do the same amount of instant coffee vs water. So for example 2 tablespoons of coffee and 2 tablespoons of water.
It looked like it was making the amount of progress it was supposed to, to me at least. I made a batch once and the amount of whipping that you have to do to make the whipped coffee wasn't unexpected, but it was still a ridiculous, 15+ minute thing that I ended up not even liking :P
and she used hot water, who uses hot water to make ice cappuccino, frappe etc?... isnt she supposed to be a baker should she know the difference between a whisk a frother?
I have one of the 'pens' and use it with melted chocolate and it works really well. I've never had to fill it from the top, I always use the suction, and never have any issue getting it into the pen, or writing with it
I'd love to see Laurie test more kitchen gadgets in the future. She could probably do a whole series on all the gadgets out there (like Rosanna Pansino, Rachel Ballinger, Raphael Gomes, etc).
Yes more gadget testing! I love watching you, you're so positive and upbeat. Also you give your honest opinion about the gadgets. Keep up the good work.
I’ve had my Mom’s original metal sifter for years. I gave to another “younger” decorator. It certainly worked, but it caused my arthritis to flare up in my hands after multiple use. I wish I had my gran’s sifter. You turned a handle, and it truly was effortless. As for the icing gadget. You get what you pay for. Obviously a knock off of the profroster. I have the original and it works. No matter the real or knock off, your icing consistency has to be right. Or all the icing gets ripped off the top of the cake.
They still make those sifters and they're pretty inexpensive. I had no idea they existed until your comment! I think I'm going to order one because that is so much better than the trigger. My hands cramp too much to use them. Thank you for mentioning them! 💙
I know I’m late, but I absolutely appreciate your joy! Thank you! After a stressful day watching you play with bakers tools joyfully catching them and getting frosting on your face was a great way to destress ❤️🩹😍👩🏼🍳
The Icing Artist You should try it on a different type of plastic bag like a chip bag because I think the bag you chose was a different type of plastic than it’s meant for!!
When you clamp the device down like you were when you weren't using it you were causing it to overheat. Only clamp it when you're using it to seal a bag and you won't have any issues 😊 When I first got mine I was passing over my bag too quickly so it wasn't sealing. I thought that "heating it up" like you were would be helpful but it ended up how your bag looked 😫 tried it again a few mins later just passing over the bag a little slower and it worked great 😊 mine lives on the fridge!
The fastest way to sift icing sugar is using the strainer and a large spoon, you stir the spoon around and it moves the sugar through much faster but still sifts it perfectly.
LMAOOOO! noooo 😭😭 luv it did froth it ...its a frother no a whipper.😭 frothing is a mass of small bubbles in liquid caused by agitation, or fermentation; also known as foam.
8:26 "I like the concept but I want a better quality one" that's a pretty standard hand sifter you can get at many places. I've been baking with my moms sifter just like the real one forever, only ours is metal! :) It's the best
Delighted to see that there isn't anyone in the comments so far saying 'WhY CAnT YoU usE noRmAL stUfF??' as if these things aren't marketed towards elderly and disabled people
The second gadget, I actually have that and I have been using it for the past one year and it's been working well. The piece you got was probably a bad one but mine works just perfect
The icing pen you got seems pretty impractical. I got a flexible silicon one with a tight lid. You squeeze to write and it's very beginner friendly and great for decorating biscuits etc. Mine works with a range of thinckness of icing. (I think the brand is Fackelmann)
I've studied with around 5 pastry chefs from Skills USA, and all have warned against sifting sugar in an actual sifter. Sugar is sticky no matter how fine it is, so it will get between the metal pieces and make it harder to sift. Only dry ingredients should go into a sifter sugar is considered a wet ingredient.
The manual sifters are fantastic for those who bake, HOWEVER, learn from my cheapy mistakes. 1. Although the trigger type seem like a better idea because they are one handed, they always end up jamming. Get the crank kind. They never jam. 2. Keep in mind the capacity, a 1cup softer will be easier to store but a PITA if you have to refill it six times to make a loaf of bread. For my uses (4 member household) I find a 2.5C is the sweet spot; it holds quite a bit without being ginormous.
The first gadget is a milk frother and it really does work. You use it with hot or warm milk and it creates foam. I looooove mine and use it for coffee a lot!!!
I feel like the bag sealer, should have been used on a bag of potato chips or something of that kind of material. The powdered sugar bag is just plastic, whereas the bags the chips come in is made of different material. I have a sifter, kind of like that, but mine came with a lid and it has measurements on the side. I think I got it through one of those "Prissy Pampered Chef MLM's" or something :) I like it though :)
Have you ever ordered anything super random from Wish??? What was it???
yea
Hi! Yes I have.
I love you so much
If I did, I would order the invader Zim doomsday dice game.
Hey Laurie! Can you make a chocolate chip cookie cake?
The gadget that is supposed to reseal bags isnt made for sealing plastic bags. Its used for chip bags and it does actually work. Love ur channel thou! 😄
Agreed!
Yes, it's made specifically for chip bag type bags. The first two gadgets were just used wrong.
She said there was no English instruction on the box, so maybe there's a reason she doesnt know that!
@@allisonstewart2199 she could also do a tiny bit of research
Dominique Alise Merlano yeah bye chip bags are plastic
The first gadget is actually for making milkfoam and it does actually work!
Yes it does, u just need more time than just 10 min... at least 20 mins... and it will foam a frothy dalgona coffee
Gracia Eleonora on the instruction video you could see that they already added milk, so yes then it wil work with the coffee
Exactly. You are supposed to use it on something with a certain level of fat in it. Sometimes this lady has some dumb moments
The first one turned up in my friend's kitchen, except it was silver and it had its own stand. I never got round to use it before it broke (or so I'm told). It's still on the worktop, nobody dares or has the heart to throw it out.
And it seemed like the ratio of the hot water:coffee+sugar was wrong anyways, it really was not the whisk’s fault
Ok, first item, it's a milk frother, not a whisk, so technically it's meant to froth things, not whip, so it did it's job. Second product also worked, but it's meant for chip bags not icing sugar plastic so that's probably why it melted so bad. Third item, well I think user error was the issue on that one and for the regular sifter, I don't think you're meant to shake it, I just hold the sifter above my bowl and lightly tap it.
Just an FYI this is not hate, I'm just commenting on what I've seen so far. I love your videos and your personality! Please keep making these vids! Soooo fun!
Agreed!
I feel like a lot of people that make gadgets videos just don't know how to use gadgets. There's so many where things don't go right and they blame the gadget, but it's just actually user error and it is so damn annoying. Like, if the thing doesn't come with instructions or they're in some different language, maybe it's a good idea to do a quick google search and there's most likely instructions on the internet for the thing or something similar enough at least. That's what I would do at least if something was unclear.
Leanne Gibbs and for you INFORMATION BUDDY SHE WASNIT SHAKING TI
The first one is also an issue with the advertising, it’s shown to be a whipper but it’s actually just a frother
They also have that plastic sifter in metal. Definitely works better but still tricky as you get it all over the place if u dont wanna use it all. Haha 😄
Came upon this channel randomly, but now I am hooked! She is ridiculously adorable and hilarious. Also, informative. Best combo
Indeed
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That hand sifter is like the only sifter I’ve ever used for baking growing up! I thought most people used them and that they were super common 😅
Yes. I have one from my grandmother. Its made from metal. She always used it. Its quite common here (Germany)
My Grandmother used one too for bread, except it had a mini sifter on the inside that you had a handle on the outside to rotate. They were pretty common back in the day, at least where I grew up.
@@musearrives2am yes.
Yeah she is either playing up the dumb factor for views or she is pretty dumb....
Ditto on hand crank sifter....still available from Amazon
The sifter tool has actually been around for years, except they are made out of steel and are durable.
Yup my family had one when I was a kid, some 25 years ago. Better made than this flimsy plastic one
Even IKEA has one in steel
Aurora Willeachurface by years, you mean decades and decades.
Steel or tin. Ours always rusted. Until I realized that you could dry it in the oven after you turned it off.
My dad is a pastry chef, and he has a big metal one. I never cared for it myself though. It requires a lot of grip strength to use, especially if you're doing more than a cup or two of flour.
"kind people are my kinda people"
oml i need that shirt i love it so much😂
Same
I was thinking the same thing
It’s from Maurices
I love that shirt and I need it
It's the first thing I noticed
Usually a person uses the standard sifter by holding it in place and using their hand to tap on the side of the rim. I have never seen someone sift ingredients by bouncing the sifter up and down. Thank you for this video, your laughter and fun personality is a real treat.
"Kind people are my kinda people "
Ugh love that and love you!!!
I smashed my 'kind people are my kinda people' mug last week and I'm so sad
@@katyr2382 awww that's sad hope you get a new one soon
Love it. I would buy merch like that.
The instant coffee smells so good because they LITERALLY capture the aroma during the manufacturing process then pipe it back into the jars before they seal them. Thank you "Inside the Factory" for teaching me this totally random trivia. :)
That’s so funny because all instant coffee smells like soy sauce to me
Ann Reardon from how to cook that tested those roll- cutters in a race with her husband and it was a lot of fun!
Inthink they would be a great way to get a child involved in helping
The packet resealer isn't supposed to be used with such thin plastic packets as it just melts onto it like you found. Better for foil packets like crisps or much thicker plastic that can stand the heat :) fab video, thanks!
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@@jinxd4398 😭😭😭
That's what I Thought, sometimes she would overreacting a bit, with out thinking through everything.
Umm foil?! Ohhh like foil lined...?
Laurie, your smile is one of the best things that cheers me up during this time, that and the fact that you are always on the positive side! I wish I could stay that positive😊
Aww you're so sweet!! Trying to keep those positive vibes flowing for you guys!
Her laughing at the frother (?) vibrating all over the counter is a whole mood lol 😂
Just so you know, the "sifter" has been around for nearly 100years invented in 1930 and originally made of metal you can buy them anywhere online for between 6-30$ or you can hunt around at flea markets and tag sales for a vintage for anywhere from 2-10$, best kitchen invention of the 20th century!
I have one from the 1940s, still going strong. Got it for free on one of those community free items apps.
I have one of the gadgets that was the first one in the video and it isn’t an electric whisk so of course the whipped coffee didn’t work it is only meant to froth up hot milk
RobRob Spurling yeah same
Ya totally
I tried to do it too with my frother but it didn't really work and kind of expected. The coffee became thick and hard to froth
Exactly..setting it up for failure by using it for something it's not intended for
i use mine to mix hot cocoa too but it's DEFINITELY not strong enough for whipping
The sifter thing use to be in metal. My grandmother and mother had one and it works 10 x more effectively than a basic sifter. The only problem for me, I found that the washing is more difficult, because you cannot reach every cracks.
yes i have a wonderful metal one by tala which i love!!
I use a compressed air can on mine before I wash it. Mine is my grans so it's almost 100 years old now.
I have an old metal one also, I wash it in hot soapy water, rinse well then I leave it in a turned off warmish oven to dry completely so as not to rust
we have a metal one at home but we never wash it it just lives in the flour bag haha
Right? Why wash it?
I’m never shifted with my manual shifter up and down, I always tap it against my hand like a tambourine...
I always use a spoon in combination with my sifter, I dont move the sifter at all, I just move the spoon back and forth, seems like there are a lot of different ways to do it xD
I use both ways
Mine has a little crank that cycles it around and inevitably through the base.
I’m sorry, but the way she says “bag” just made my day 🤩
I love that she’s smiles a lot she has such a beautiful smile 🥺♥️
When I ordered from wish it never came! LOL I love you Chanel.
OMG I have had that too!! Or it arrives like 4 months later LOL!
@@TheIcingArtist yesssss
Me too
The Icing Artist I ordered a specialty container for my flour on the weekend from Wish....it should arrive by the end of July! 😩
I've ordered lots of clothing and never came I ordered one 2 months ago and I've ordered it again it's meany to come by 26tj but doubt it ugh
The whisking thing actually works. It just that the coffee foam takes a pretty long time to whisk.
@Vivien Ogola it would take longer no matter what whisk you used that type of whisk is for foaming milk.
This is the original comment for the frother
Ok boomer
I used an electrical mixer and it half worked
She has such a good spirit omg such a warm personality I love her
I love how she's always smiling
For that sieveter, Tie around it with a rubber band...Instead of using hand to push back when it gets jammed,the rubber will do the work!
Duuude.. that’s so smart!
Try sifting/sieving by tapping it against your palm rather bouncing the seive up and down, its much quicker and less messy xxx
I’m pretty sure she knows how to sieve but it’s hard to tap against your palm when you’re holding another sieve in your other hand....
She's a professional baker.
OK blimey, she might not know, how do you know she does? Some people are just taught different ways that's all. Only trying to help, no need to bite my head off.
@@laura-maearmes5090 how do you know she doesn't know? BLIMEY
I think she didn’t do that so it would be a fairer test! (1 hand vs 1 hand)
The cake smoother is Specifically for buttercream that’s not super sticky like store bought frosting and it does actually work.
And if you pull it around the cake in stead of pushing it around the cake the icing won't build up all over your fingers.
Actually if you HAVENT READ THE TITLE IT SAYS ‘FROM WISH’ NOT A 5 STAR BAKING SHOP SO READ THE TITLE BEFORE SAYING SOMETHING AND ALSO CHECK YOUR INFORMATION
I am ridiculously excited to discover the rolling cutter in metal. It’s meant for dumpling wrappers and ravioli.
The little pen gadget piping bag is great for ganache to do a drip effect on a cake! I use it all the time for that, feel that you have so much more control with the drips
This gal is adorable! I watched the whole thing. Love her shirt, too!
Watching you laugh on the foamer vibrating on the table was maybe the funniest thing I've seen all week. But it does work i use it all the time, it's supoosed to foam the hot milk not the coffee.
She is really cute with a likeable personality.. She isn’t super silly and isn’t at all annoying.. she’s fun to watch.
I thought she was very annoying
I recently found your channel and I must say, I'm having so much fun watching your videos! Your positivity is contagious and I love how it seems like you're just chilling out and laughing with your husband. It's a great wholesome vibe!
You are so sweet, emotional, everything works out 100%!!! Bravo!!!
Perfect timing Laurie! Just found out I got rejected from the advanced art class at my high school so this is a nice pick-me-up 💖
Love you and stay safe ❤️❤️
Hey! I'm sorry you're having a rough day! Don't let the world define how you feel about your self or your art!! Keep at it girl!
Thanks for the heart Laurie love you ❤️💗
@@TheIcingArtist thanks Laurie your gonna make me cry I love you so much and your positive attitude always makes me smile 🥰🥰
Why because your too happy and excited? Sorry you got rejected😥.
@@gaylenewood7707 yeah Laurie's positive words made me almost want to cry with happy tears 🙂
Thank you Gaylene, I appreciate your kindness 😊
Who sifts up and down lol i tap it sideways on my palm, I thought thats just how you do it lol maybe try the sealer on a chip bag instead of soft icing sugar plastic maybe?? I love all these weird gadgets hahaha
Thats what i was coming on to say too. Who sifts up and down.
Fyi She was using both her hands..how is she supposed to thrust it against palm lol
Who scrapes icing away from themselves? That's why it got all over her fingers...
@@noorulbasarsherazi7989 She does it later with both hands free. Still doing it up and down (8:39). I was kinda baffled.
I do it up and down
Thanks for your contents. Everything are so perfect. It's make me more and more motivations
Are you English?
@@icallprettypeopleugly1604 Not everyone is a native speaker or had the chance to learn a couple of years - perhaps they had to learn several languages - dont judge
@@icallprettypeopleugly1604 English is clearly there second language! I'd bet big money that they speak your language better than YOU speak theirs!
@@sortathesame8701 I wasn’t trying to be rude, but thanks for the clear criticism. Maybe next time, try to think of how I’m trying to ask it and don’t go being angry at me for it! Have a great day.
@@madwindwaker1042 Ah, I’m not judging. I was just wanting to know their biological language, but of course people have to go and assume I was trying to judge.
The icing pen works really well for sugar cookie icing. For cake frosting, the frosting needs to be thicker than that. The red tip should come off to allow it to suck up thin icings. It's really nice when you only need the tiniest amount of a color since those don't work well in piping bags. My kids definitely prefer using that to piping bags when they get to decorate a cake or cupcakes
I LOVE the cameraman focusing on your messes/flaws & then pointing it out
Yeah! Those two are such a precious couple
anyone watches ann reardon's how to cook that. She tested many gadgets just like laurie .
Yes, and she doesn’t laugh every.single.sentence. out, in every.single.video...thankfully.
@@cakerbaker9965 - I enjoy Anns channel too of course... but I enjoy that Laurie takes time to test products and enjoy herself at the same time. & I love her laugh as well ! I mean isnt that the whole point ?!? I think you could be much nicer otherwise keep it to yourself. No one needs the negativity.
Yeah, Anne Reardon does it the best. She has a very objective approach and actually uses the tools how they should be used. Laurie buys the cheapest crap, so of course they won't work. And she has a very negative attitude about each gadget.
@@MissJourno I agree I dont think she has a very negative attitude tho. Its whether you prefer object or entertainment
CakerBaker 99 i agree. Her content is good but the constant laughing is so annoying!
I thought everyone has the first gadget at home. But it’s for making milk foam. And it works
Same here, we've always had one at home when I was little and I own one since moving out for myself, I thought everybody knew them. They even sell them at our lokal Ikea xD
I’ve never even seen one before!
@@sherrimiller5258 Maybe it depends on where you live. Here it’s quite common
I know it exists but I know nobody who actually owns one. (I'm from Germany)
@@noushamiller187 yeah I think it’s depends on where you live
Wish is such a crock. When you factor in shipping you can get it for the same price at walmart. I mean walmart is better quality than wish, and that's really saying something lol
Crook?
Walmart isn’t that bad lol I’d say the actual dollar store is wish level
@@luv_strawberriez no crock is a word. It means like rip off or scam. Crook is a criminal.
Maybe it's an Australian word.
Wish doesn’t even care about safety, same with all of those types of shopping sites with their products. Aliexpress, Alibaba, Wish, Shein, Temu etc.
she looks the happiest when she laughs and her laugh is very contagious TuT this makes me happy
I love how much you and Kevin laugh together in these videos
The sifter is like an aluminum one we had when I was growing up. (I’m 56). I loved it. They made things better in the “old days”
My family had a metal one too until it broke a couple years ago.
My Grandma had one since before I was born in 1966. I wish I had it! 😀
The whipped coffee takes 8-10 minutes with my super high powered hand mixer on the highest setting. I would imagine that thing would take a good 15-20min or more. It would have worked if u kept going. Also, those are for frothing milk, not really for dalgona coffee.
That's surprising, I can hand wisk a whipped coffee in under three minutes by tilting the bowl on its side.
@@briannaFML yeah I use a hand mixer in a pyrex liquid measuring cup and it takes less than a minute
You can get one of those flour/Icing sugar sifters from Ikea. They are under the idealisk name and they are stainless steel too.
I love how positive, sweet, fun, and bubbly your voice, personality, and overall vibes are
The sifter reminds me of the antique metal one I have. It’s super old and love it!!
The sifters that have a squeeze pump mechanism always jam. There are ones that have a turn handle. They work so much better.
I bought one of those pink cake scraping tools at hobby lobby and used it on a buttercream cake and I actually enjoyed it! Maybe I need to try it out again now. 😂
Can you give me the timestamp pls?
11:59
Yeah and hold it at the top rather than at the bottom
I bought one and it was crap
And when you use it with your right hand, you’re supposed to turn the cake counterclockwise, not clockwise like she did.
The second gadget is made for chip bags not plastic bags
Aren’t they both plastic
@@peyton_markus2968 one is metal and one is plastic.
@@josaphinaskalicky9718 crisp packets are not metal lol, they’re a plastic film that’s why they’re shiny similar to metal
Ellie Bennett actually they’re made of aluminum (metal) lol
That is the wrong type of plastic. There are so many different types.
They make good quality stainless steel sifters like that.
Try garage sales for metal sifters like the plastic green one. The have been around for a long time. After the metal crank sifters came the hand squeeze ones I believe. Happy baking! You and your camera guy are fun to watch!
5:23 that device is good it works so well you just overheat it
That or it wasn't meant to be used on that type of plastic. Most bags that contain sugar are a whole different type than the ones that contains chips.
@@catsarecut5718 yup
Yup she is an idiot she gives the wrong review
@@fatimamirza2499 why watch her vids and comment if you don't like them
It was in my recommendations otherwise i will never watch herrr
Today we learned: Don't buy from wish if you want quality tools and gadgets 😂
Definitely something good to know... Thankfully Laurie testing them shows us to know what to expect buying from WISH. And its all their products... They are all cheap! So spend a few more dollars and get a sturdy product. ;)
First one does work it’s for milk products. She used it wrong. And the second is only used for chip bags not plastic bags 😊 wish does have things that work well when used correct. Which she did not do.
@@JKFitz well- it does work but it's just used incorrectly :///
And again don't but from wish if you want quality products. Using an item that works if it takes 5-8 times longer and may fall apart, is not worth my money when i can get a $10-20 mixer and do the job in a couple minutes and it will last forever. Wish is mostly novelty crap.
We learned that it was the user's fault in most cases
This lady is adorable!! I love her laugh
I love her vibe it’s so cheerful ❤️
Omg I love your shirt-“kind people are my kinda people” you (and your shirt) are so inspiring
I think there was too much water in that dalgona coffee mix to begin with. It was never gonna get stiff and fluffy, even with a regular whisk.
It would work but for whipped coffee you need to do the same amount of instant coffee vs water. So for example 2 tablespoons of coffee and 2 tablespoons of water.
For dalgona coffee if too much water like hers than it is more foamy but with lesser water than it become like the image she compared it to
It looked like it was making the amount of progress it was supposed to, to me at least. I made a batch once and the amount of whipping that you have to do to make the whipped coffee wasn't unexpected, but it was still a ridiculous, 15+ minute thing that I ended up not even liking :P
I have a Bodum milk frother. It's AMAZING
and she used hot water, who uses hot water to make ice cappuccino, frappe etc?... isnt she supposed to be a baker should she know the difference between a whisk a frother?
You're so beautiful and you look so happy. Your smile makes my heart melt. ♥️
This is one TH-cam subscription I’ve never regretted.
I have one of the 'pens' and use it with melted chocolate and it works really well. I've never had to fill it from the top, I always use the suction, and never have any issue getting it into the pen, or writing with it
I'd love to see Laurie test more kitchen gadgets in the future.
She could probably do a whole series on all the gadgets out there (like Rosanna Pansino, Rachel Ballinger, Raphael Gomes, etc).
Battery finally in
Laurie: Shakes it till it falls out!
hahahaha!! Legit!! It was a hard day LOL!
@@TheIcingArtist hi I'm a fan
Yes more gadget testing! I love watching you, you're so positive and upbeat. Also you give your honest opinion about the gadgets. Keep up the good work.
I’ve had my Mom’s original metal sifter for years. I gave to another “younger” decorator. It certainly worked, but it caused my arthritis to flare up in my hands after multiple use. I wish I had my gran’s sifter. You turned a handle, and it truly was effortless.
As for the icing gadget. You get what you pay for. Obviously a knock off of the profroster. I have the original and it works. No matter the real or knock off, your icing consistency has to be right. Or all the icing gets ripped off the top of the cake.
They still make those sifters and they're pretty inexpensive. I had no idea they existed until your comment! I think I'm going to order one because that is so much better than the trigger. My hands cramp too much to use them. Thank you for mentioning them! 💙
I know I’m late, but I absolutely appreciate your joy! Thank you! After a stressful day watching you play with bakers tools joyfully catching them and getting frosting on your face was a great way to destress ❤️🩹😍👩🏼🍳
The lil hand held frother is amazing for hot chocolate, gets rid of any little clumps of powder that haven't dissolved too
I come here all the time to hear her laugh. It's so beautiful and cute🥺😩
I actually bought that melty thing years ago and am really happy with it. It so unfortunate that yours got so weird :D
That sucks!! So many people are commenting that theirs work. I'm so curious to try another one!
The Icing Artist You should try it on a different type of plastic bag like a chip bag because I think the bag you chose was a different type of plastic than it’s meant for!!
When you clamp the device down like you were when you weren't using it you were causing it to overheat.
Only clamp it when you're using it to seal a bag and you won't have any issues 😊
When I first got mine I was passing over my bag too quickly so it wasn't sealing. I thought that "heating it up" like you were would be helpful but it ended up how your bag looked 😫 tried it again a few mins later just passing over the bag a little slower and it worked great 😊 mine lives on the fridge!
@@getjoacookie Agreed! Even use my thingy to seal individual cookie bags! :D
She spends 10 min making whiped coffee with a cuppaccino maker and me litterally taking 5 min to make whiped coffe with a hand bitter
The fastest way to sift icing sugar is using the strainer and a large spoon, you stir the spoon around and it moves the sugar through much faster but still sifts it perfectly.
For the sifter, my grandmother had the exact same thing years and years ago just metal instead of plastic. Loved playing with it as a kid.
Ahhh, so happy you’ve posted, I just got Russian piping tips in the mail today. So excited to try them out ❤️
Niamh Charlotte good luck 😊
Anyone else notice her shirt it’s always the “kind people are my kinda people” I love it so much 😂
Samee
LMAOOOO! noooo 😭😭
luv it did froth it ...its a frother no a whipper.😭 frothing is a mass of small bubbles in liquid caused by agitation, or fermentation; also known as foam.
8:26 "I like the concept but I want a better quality one" that's a pretty standard hand sifter you can get at many places. I've been baking with my moms sifter just like the real one forever, only ours is metal! :) It's the best
I have bought from wish for years - read the reviews and look for photos and use the items properly, I've not been disappointed.
I love how she compares the whipped coffee tool to a completely different tool she shows online. Well duh it’s not the same!
Chip bag sealer. I think that was user error when you had problems. Iv used those before and theve worked
IA: **drops icing smoother tool for a second time**
Ad: **plays**
Me: PFFT. Good timing, YT.
lol I got it the same time
Use an adblocker I do and do-not-see the adverts...
Delighted to see that there isn't anyone in the comments so far saying 'WhY CAnT YoU usE noRmAL stUfF??' as if these things aren't marketed towards elderly and disabled people
I have a tin sifter like the teal one from my Grandma! I love it! works on flower AND icing sugar
The second gadget, I actually have that and I have been using it for the past one year and it's been working well. The piece you got was probably a bad one but mine works just perfect
She do be sayin bæg
The icing pen you got seems pretty impractical. I got a flexible silicon one with a tight lid. You squeeze to write and it's very beginner friendly and great for decorating biscuits etc. Mine works with a range of thinckness of icing. (I think the brand is Fackelmann)
I've studied with around 5 pastry chefs from Skills USA, and all have warned against sifting sugar in an actual sifter. Sugar is sticky no matter how fine it is, so it will get between the metal pieces and make it harder to sift. Only dry ingredients should go into a sifter sugar is considered a wet ingredient.
The manual sifters are fantastic for those who bake, HOWEVER, learn from my cheapy mistakes. 1. Although the trigger type seem like a better idea because they are one handed, they always end up jamming. Get the crank kind. They never jam. 2. Keep in mind the capacity, a 1cup softer will be easier to store but a PITA if you have to refill it six times to make a loaf of bread. For my uses (4 member household) I find a 2.5C is the sweet spot; it holds quite a bit without being ginormous.
🤣😂she kills me..." I'm gonna lose feeling in my hand"
The first one is just to foam your milk, not actually whip anything. It does work but you've not been using it how it was intended.
8:38 - The strangest way I have ever seen someone sieve.
The first gadget is a milk frother and it really does work. You use it with hot or warm milk and it creates foam. I looooove mine and use it for coffee a lot!!!
Your videos are sooo fun, I don’t bake but I enjoy your videos, I have been watching new and old videos and I’m obsessed with your channel, thank you
I feel like the bag sealer, should have been used on a bag of potato chips or something of that kind of material. The powdered sugar bag is just plastic, whereas the bags the chips come in is made of different material.
I have a sifter, kind of like that, but mine came with a lid and it has measurements on the side. I think I got it through one of those "Prissy Pampered Chef MLM's" or something :) I like it though :)
You should make a video using only your hands! I feel like that would be a very great and funny video.
“Kind people are my kinda people” 👁👄👁👌
For the pen, in the ad pics showed that you need to remove that red head before sucking in the frost. However that one is really hard to use.
I have a stanless steel shifter I got from Wal-Mart over 10 yrs ago & it works perfectly. Love it