Testing Weird Kitchen Utensils!

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"Manzana" by West & Zander

0:00 Introduction
0:20 for-Ghetti Spaghetti Fork
3:50 Blending Fork
6:28 Jumbo Fiskie
9:00 Unitool
12:54 Conclusion

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[Philafxs]

Forget about the for-ghetti, just twirl the spaghetti onto your fork by pointing and holding the prongs down against the plate instead of up in the air.

[rickeykoga]

Now THIS is my jam! Love weird utensils

[familyarthurs]

The advantage of the knife part of the flipper spatula thingy is that with non stick pans you will scratch if you use a metal knife, but not with the non metal knife side of the tool. So when cooking with non stick pans, it works better than a metal knife at not damaging the pan.

[jagergerg]

Whoever thought about putting that spaghetti fork into production must be insane.

[babarsuhail]

Who wraps their spaghetti on their fork like that in mid-air? Just do that on the plate.

[keithdosik]

Hey man, I have to say I love these Freakin’ videos. Thanks for doing all you do, James

[laurallewien]

The blending fork looks like a nifty back scratcher if the handle were longer lol! Great video as always James, Happy Thursday 😊

[cattheveganartist]

Sorry but … who twists spaghetti onto their fork, from the plate, with the fork horizontal?! 😵 I’ve always stuck the fork vertically into the pasta then turn (moving it a little diagonal if needed) to get a decent amount onto it before lifting (turning it horizontal at this point) to my mouth. That way the spaghetti doesn’t get around the neck/handle of the fork.

[allthumbs]

Great reviews! I would bet the 'Fork-Etti' feels odd in the mouth with the ridged sides. The Fiskie looks like a winner for sure, perhaps the multi tined fork as well. I'd pass on the slotted-Unitool.

[danielleanderson]

The Unitool is perfect for precisely one type of situation: you’ve just moved out of your parents’ place and need to stock your new kitchen with tools. The alternative is buying one of those big, cheap kitchen toolkits that come with the worst version of every tool. I think someone out on their own for the first time would benefit greatly from just buying one thing that’s sort of good at a variety of tasks and then adding more specific tools as needed. That way they save space and their first tool stays useful until every last one of its functions has been replaced, and even then it makes a great backup for when the other tools are dirty.

[Elesthor]

The spaghetti segment filled me with dread and I'm not even Italian (though from a neighboring country). WHO ROLLS THE SPAGHETTI ABOVE THEIR PLATE!?!?! Joking of course (or am I?). Love your videos.

[alexkostik]

Lol. I see you've never eaten spaghetti before.

[ivanpetrov]

The for-ghetti seems to be "solving" a problem, that doesn't really exist.
The Unitool - jack of all trades, master of none.

[Babs-Veterans-are-Family]

A lot of people push their fork into the spaghetti and use the edge or bottom of their dish while twirling. I'd be curious to see you retest the fork. I've never seen anyone twirl above their plate. Seen people use a spoon while twirling but not ever above the pasta

[oliverfenn]

Hey just a suggestion: in future videos when trying out a “whisk” I think it may be more informative to time how long it takes to turn cream into whipped cream, then we could compare times. It’s a bit more illustrative than just breaking up some eggs.

Thanks, great video!

[saint]

I've never been more offended by watching somebody trying to eat spaghetti

[Pienimusta]

It's a wonder Italians haven't died of hunger without that fork.

[peek-a-boo]

The Fiskie and the Uni-tool would be amazing for tossing salads if you had a pair of them.

[dvh]

I appreciate your reviews. You cover all the bases.

[jenniferjensen]

I have that blending fork and I LOVE it! My hands don't work as well as they used to because of carpal tunnel and probably arthritis now. Those pastry blenders are so difficult to use when you don't have the grip and strength you used to have in your hands. The blending fork helps with that. It sucks getting older! 🙄😄