USA most common kitchen appliance vs. South Korea

[naru_von_ejellan]

Danm right the dishwasher will always be the drying rack, we children are the dishwasher in every Asian household 🥲

[provocateur-in-chief]

In India, the most common appliance would be a “pressure cooker”.

[LetsBeHonest]

It’s funny growing up in a black household we only used the dishwasher to dry the dishes and only ran it when we moved in to make sure it worked and to make sure it works throughout the year. Even now in our house we do the same thing. 😂

[benamp]

Remember being at university and having four rice cookers in our shared kitchen 😅 still haven't bought one in Korea but I should

[hhhh]

African immigrant here and the dishwasher is to hold Tupperware 🥲

[Barberwoad]

One of my favorite things to learn about is foreign home designs and gadgets. I’m obsessed with East Asian kitchens and every culture in the world has something unique or handy or comfortable in their homes. Thank you for sharing!!

[Radhaun]

I actually like the shut off valve for the gas, that seems very smart and a good way to prevent gas leaks.

I am also jealous of the basket handle, my basket is just flat and it can be difficult to pick up if it's wet

[npeace]

I'm an American and I love my rice cooker. It's so versatile. You can do so much with it.

[Numbazhongguo]

“Most American kitchens” *proceeds to show a clip of Gordon Ramsay*

[shinnam]

Love the sink strainers in Korea. They work really well, wish my Swedish IKEA sinks had those strainers.

[alohatvn]

Good to have a rice cooker in the kitchen.

[Kelly_Ben]

That strainer basket in the sink is AWESOME!! We need that!

[sora-tpqt]

im so glad my parents let me run the dishwasher

[XxThatGuyOverTherex]

That's pretty smart keeping the washing machine in the kitchen. In case of leaks, it's already in a room that can handle a little water.

[k_kyeop]

i love these videos, idk why but it’s so interning learning abt korea

[spiderdude]

They do this in the UK too, but it’s so weird to have a washing machine in the kitchen

[KTtt]

Dude, I love that food trap design. It seems so much better than ours that also twists down to be a plug.

[rinne_moo]

I guess it depends on where you are, but I always had a sink strainer in my kitchen sink in the USA. Sometimes it was a strainer/stopper combo piece (which granted aren’t as good) and sometimes just a wire strainer piece. Some areas you do see single sink basins too, ex NY/Jersey, East PA. But I actually prefer double basin sinks because it makes washing up much easier.

[thetwizzler]

Latina living in the US here! The oven is where we store our pots and pans (so we don’t use it too much since it’s such a hassle to take all the stuff out) and if we have a dishwasher at my house we use it to store our linens for the table.

[gus]

The big drain strainer in the sink! 👍🏼😎✌🏼