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"Collect them all!" ;) The lettuce spinner is where it's at. The top of the new model comes apart completely whereas the older one couldn't be cleaned. I'm to
by sacnoradhq 4y ago
"Collect them all!" ;)
The lettuce spinner is where it's at. The top of the new model comes apart completely whereas the older one couldn't be cleaned.
I'm too cheap and lazy to replace what works, although I have:
- a brand unknown manual edgeless can opener
- a "Rabbit" wine corker
- a brand unknown manual cheese grater for parm
- automatic, USB-rechargeable pepper mill
- mortar and pestle for grinding damiana
- aeropress with reusable filters
- sunbeam t-35
- instant pot duo crisp
Trying to make everything match is an expensive and unnecessary obsession. There's a bohemian charm in mismatched socks and things that don't fit a sterile, boring Architectural Digest environment.
- kiliantics 4y agoOn the topic of tin openers, I'll bury one of my most strongly-held kitchen beliefs here -- almost all openers that get produced and used are utter rubbish. The only kind that is any good is a Hebeldosenöffner, or "lever tin opener", like the kind here: https://www.westmark.de/de-de/hebeldosen%C3%B6ffner-original-sieger-11212270 https://www.westmark.de/de-de/hebeldosen%C3%B6ffner-original... It's fun to ask people to try to figure out how to use it. Once you see how it works, you can see that it's ingenious. It's quicker and easier to use than other kinds and it has only a single moving part and no edges to dull. It can easily last generations.