Random kitchen gadgets

[littlepup]

Hand press Mini choppers are really cheap but great to make salsas, bases etc
I love the Joie half avocado and lemon savers from Amazon too, super cheap.
More expensive, not quite a gadget but a good pizza stone or as others have mentioned air fryer, Milk frother are ones we use.
The instant pot is a new purchase and bloody brilliant! Can do a tender stew that would take 2-3 hrs in 30 mins, all in one pot. Highly recommend.

 

[bellinibobble]

My recent favourites are a mezzaluna, a milk frother and an aeropress coffee maker

 

[Yel]

Banana ice cream maker, ok it's not ice cream but the consistency is just right and it's yummy but not something you'd binge on.

I've had cheap ones from eBay but they only last a year or two with my daily use you can put a few roast peanuts, cocoa or mango at the same time

 

[orange club biscuit]

The most ridiculous one I ever owned was a tortilla press (I let my ex have that one when we broke up) my dad has an electric bread slicer which is AMAZING if you bake your own bread, you can also use it for meat and cheese and stuff too. Life changing!

I desperately want an air fryer/instant pot combo...

 

[Mrs McCarthy]

What are the random kitchen gadgets you own?
My husband is really into them, and it’s his birthday in a couple of months, and I feel like in the 7 years we have been together I have bought all of them!
We have two waffle/toastie machine (they make different shaped waffles), a racclette, a soup maker, an egg boiler, a crepe maker, a food processor, Nutri bullet and a normal mixer. All I can think of is a Kitchenaid type mixer, but I can’t afford one Any more ideas?

 

[mcfeez]

Rice cooker. Milk frother for making coffees. Egg poacher thingies?! (Super cheap haha)

 

[Mrs McCarthy]

We used the vacuum pack to larger meat into smaller servings, and also we've vacuum packed fresh meat from the butchers to keep it fresh longer before we use it. I do find it quite useful in theory.

Okay, sounds good, thank you

 

[Fofoca]

Electric tin opener

I’m on the market for an electric tin opener. Which one do you use/would you recommend it? Could it be used one handed? (Day to day use, anything like batteries I can get a neighbour to do.) Thanks in advance.

 

[littlepup]

Okay, sounds good, thank you

I got one to make portions, store food more easily etc. I used it maybe 4 times . Things don’t hang around for long enough unless I’m really bulk buying