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Testing Kitchen Gadgets from WISH | Clever or Never Ann Reardon
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I got your cook book for Christmas! I’ve made your chocolate cake a couple of times and your churros. The cake is the best ever, my mum is continually asking me to make it again. Thank you for making a cookbook full of such wonderful recipes 😁💖
Hi Ann, I hope Dave is better now.
Maybe hold on to the raclette device, it might come in handy if the powergrid goes down. I think you can even fry an egg on that even though it will take some time, but patience is a virtue !
I noticed you made some nice "oliebollen" ( transl oilballs ) with the pancakebatter. We have them in Belgium and the Netherlands at a fair or on New year's eve, with powdered sugar on top. It's a nice treat.
10:38 so delightful!
Matt did great I laughed when he just plugged up that donut funnel with his fingers. That reminds me of the thing that is used to make a funnel cake I'm not sure if that's something you have in Australia. Congrats to Matt for getting into university and many people don't leave home to go in the states.
Hey, love the video just like all of the previous ones, but a tiny thing – I've noticed your vids can be overexposed a bit, like this one.
Also I was really impressed with the last gadget, i wish there was a bigger version for cabbage rolls.
Raclette is Swiss and it is the cheese used in the raclette machine good job for putting it on potatoes 🥔 that is what you are supposed to do
You, mam, are braver than me:
Things I never ever buy from Wish because of the risk of dying or severe poisoning:
1. Main voltage appliance: Risk of electrocution, and fire hazard.
2. Anything that stays in contact with your skin for prolonged time (piercings, clothes, blankets, jewelry): Allergic reactions, poisoning.
3. Anything that comes in contact with food: poisoning.
If you cut all those out, suddenly Wish does not have many offers left.
1:42 I think the result looks interesting, though.
2:22 TBH I would not buy that from Ali as well … for the same reasons I wouldn't buy them from Wish.
4:14 Amazon delivers those. Maybe even same day.
4:42 Thousands (if not millions) of Swiss, who eat that as staple, and Germans, who eat that at New Year's Eve (and sometime during Christmas), scream in agony.
4:59 It's a nice one, works as well. But not the only one that would work. Basically, any hard cheese might work. But the culinary experience differs.
Heck, if everything else isn't available, even craft slices might work. Even though technically, it isn't even cheese.
5:14 … You use SLICES !!! Which you then (once molten, or molten -ish, or baked to crisp [depending on your personal taste]) slide on bread (or toast)
6:15 You didn't leave a review of clever or never for gadget No 2 the potato cooker (ends at ~ 3:34).
Maybe if you try another batter for the donuts it might work…. we have a traditional fried batter called kaimati or luqaimat (لقيمات) that might work better though we just use a spoon or hands to make them
12:34 Too bad Dave only gets pizza (because you can shove that under the door)
Go Matt!!!!!! 🙂🥳 Good for you!
For the first one, the cake sprayer, it'll be good with making galaxy themed cakes
Μαλακα μου στο τελευταιο λες κι έβλεπα τη Βεφα να διαφημιζει τον ντολμαδοπαρασκευαστη για την Ντιαμαντ Α.Ε. 6 χρονια πριν 😅😅😅😅😂
I think that first gadget would be really cool to paint with.
congrats matt! loved seeing you guys work together, totally do more! hope dave gets better soon
Gadget 3 would be great to put on the stove top
Raclette is a soft cheese made of raw cow milk. It has a very strong smell and taste and is eaten mostly during winter (served with potatoes, and different types of cold meats) here in France. It's more popular in the countryside or mountain area though…
Congrats on Uni, Matt! Ann, love seeing all of you from time to time! You're family is so fun and charming!
Matt did a great job!
Let's see more of Matt, hope Dave is out soon. That donut maker works in principle. In the 1960s you could buy them preloaded with batter and make amazing donuts. However the batter would need to be thicker than the thick pancake batter you made and I think that would break a plastic tool.
3:18
Me whos been eating potatoes raw since i was little: 0-0
Oh no, Dave! Glad you're feeling better. Matt was a wonderful though! And congratulations on your acceptance!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
MORE MATT!!!!
the first one could make a cute tye dye cake
Hey guys can anyone explain what a wine leaf roll-up is? I've been checking the comments but no one is talking about it. I've never heard of it before but it seems really interesting.
Congratulations matt 🥳🥳🥳
Baked potatoes in the microwave is as easy as stab it a bunch of times with a fork and wrap in a paper towel. Who needs to buy a weird bag for it?
Seeing Matt this big now… I remember in your video that you made them test different kind of cupcakes frostings, he was so little! Now, he’s taller than you lol
Time fly real fast!
Congrats on getting into uni. I loved college so much and i hope u have a great experience.
Kudos, Young Matt, on your academic achievements!! Would love to see you on more videos with your Mum. But now that you're going to be hitting those books, will you have time to be an internet star as well? 😁
Congrats on getting into uni Matt! This was such a fun video, I love how the last gadget was like a special one to match with your son’s unique skillset. Thanks how to cook that family!
Dave: Where's my keyboard?
Ann: Um…
Congrats on uni! Hope you find what you love, Matt! Great video as always. Apparently the doughnut one was assembled wrong, but I'd probably do that too. Anyways, hello from the USA! Love the sweatshirt Matt! Hope you all feel great and are covid free.