What kitchen gadgets do you have that have turned out to actually be good and useful and not break instantly? For me silicon pan covers have been incredibly useful. You can use them to cover bowls to keep food warm, cover dishes in the microwave to stop the food from splattering everywhere if there's a sauce. Pretty useful for the price. Pic related even has a handle to pick it up with and you can get ones with holes in them to let the steam out so you can put them over pans with boiling water in them.
Post kitchen gadgets that are actually worth buying.
Depending on how often you use garlic and lime juice, a garlic press and/or a lime squeezer are actually worth it.
Caleb Wright
>silicon Not this again.
Silicon = rock-hard shiny silver metal = computer chips. Silicone = soft flexible rubber = boob implants and cookware.
How can people possibly confuse the two?
Gabriel Moore
Garlic roller. I use it a lot and it's a solid gizmo for a quick clove or two. I'll try to find a link.
Pretty sure you can find them online for like $5, but it's invaluable to me now. It saves knife washing time and cutting board cleaning time and you can chuck it in the dishwasher. You just roll that fucker back and forth a few times and you have minced garlic.
You're gonna have to google it yourself because apparently my link was spam.
Juan Thompson
Know eye deer
Isaiah Brooks
Ah shit. I keep forgetting that. I'll try to get it right next time.
Logan Lopez
Had a quick google and it looks pretty neat, lotta good reviews too.
