Chef Reviews Kitchen Gadgets S3 E2 | Sorted Food

We have some more interesting Kitchen Gadgets for the boys to review! Comment below if you have any of these?!

Time to CANCEL your boring dinners!

The awesome benefits of the Sidekick app:
- Unlock your kitchen confidence to discover awesome new ingredients and dishes
- Reduce the stress of deciding what to cook EVERY day
- Grocery shopping made simple, with an automatically-generated list
- Cook more sustainably & reduce your food waste

[MrCCFCforLife]

Ebbers was on absolutely fine from in this one

"Stand aside normal" absolutely sent me

[choke]

“Stand aside normal”

Had me rollin for some reason! 😂😂😂

[samd]

Mike's Golden Retriever energy when he saw that the trash bin was voice activated is so infectious.

[ClurTaylor]

Mike struggling to hold it together for the first three and a half minutes of the video is absolutely priceless

[pookhahare]

Already ordered the knife grip. Have severe degenerative arthritis that really hit my hands. Always glad to see adaptive gadgets that work and dont cost a fortune.

[puffapuffarice]

In the late 70's in Lyon, I bought a hot dog from a vendor who had a warm steel spike that he used similar to the hot dog drills. He added your condiments with a long stainless steel wand, & with a pair of tongs, dropped your cooked hot dog into the bun. One of the best hot dogs I've ever had & never seen the idea again until now.

[ryandean]

I got a trash can that opens hands free too. It has this little pedal you step on and the top just swings right open. Works great. It was like $5.

[rominaugaz]

Mike saying: "That's very impressive, still" while watching Ebbers cut made me smile

[juzma]

Next gadget episode, the pedal bin. All the convenience of a bin, no need to plug it in or touch the lid!

[lucakyllesbeck]

This hotdog is actually a very common and normal thing in Denmark. It is, directly translated to English from danish called "French Hotdog". These are normally only eaten with sauce, like ketchup, mustard - while the "normal" hotdog is eaten with more condiments like onion, pickles and so on.

[aymiewalshe]

I think that a motion sensor on a bin would be my dog's FAVOURITE thing ever....

[freevillein]

You've outdone any previous innuendo thresholds with the bun holding device, boys! Well done!

[Believer]

I'm guessing Mike tried walking out with the bin under his jumper after the day's recording. 😁😆🤣

[DarkThunderism]

The hot dog spike is a common implement on hotdog stands around Alpine ski slopes.

It's usually even heated, so the hole gets toasted after the bun gets spiked.
Very useful on a ski slope, since now you can eat the hot dog in full winter gear, including gloves.

[alexdavis]

As someone with EDS and arthritis and so painful, damaged jointed that sublax and dislocate easily, that knife grip actually looks useful!

[bloodgain]

The knife grip is brilliant. I love that Ebbers immediately recognized its potential as a training aid for proper knife grip, too.

I have some arthritis in my hands already, and if I decide to do a big cooking day, pinching the knife can start to be difficult, as much as I love using my beautiful kitchen knife collection. I immediately purchased 2 of them; Mom has very bad arthritis in her hands and will love it, too!

[TheIrishAlchemist]

That knife grip seems GREAT for me, what with reduced grip strength. And great for my care assistants, many who are just learning to cook etc. with me! @Sorted, it'd be great if y'all could include links to things in the descriptions (if you're able) to make some of these things easier to find! Love finding new accessibility tools through you guys.

[killick]

Loved Mike’s “ fan girl” moment when Ben sliced the veg 😍😍

[pavelmacek]

I´m happy you discovered the way we eat hotdogs in Czechia for several decades 😅 there are even specially designed appliances "for sausage in bun"" that consist of a hot-water cooker for the sausages and heated metal spikes to punch the holes and pre-warm the buns also exist to assist vendors with preparation of this dish.

[rasmusfabernrgaard]

In Denmark you can buy hot dogs that are in put inside a bun with a premade hole. We calm them "french hot dogs" (not sure why). They are more practical than a traditional hot dog for sure