JAS_OH1
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That's good. It must be a really good quality specialized glass...I've heard of people having glass break in the oven before.
What’s the next kitchen item you plan to buy (2025)?
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msmofet
🌹 Still trying to get it right. 🤷♀️
I like the nice wide glass bottle.
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
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I don’t find it difficult at all. I fill it with hot soapy water and the hole the spout pourer bit fits in is finger sized so one wipe and it’s done.
Except its me so it gets two or three wipes regardless
badjak
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Lots of posts since I went to sleep 
As for devilled egg tray, I think they would work great for little meatballs
I like that wooden version. It reminds me of the board of a game thats played around here.
I got a couple glass containers with lid and I like them. I want to get some more. The ones I got are the right size for a portion of lasagne
As for devilled egg tray, I think they would work great for little meatballs
I like that wooden version. It reminds me of the board of a game thats played around here.
I got a couple glass containers with lid and I like them. I want to get some more. The ones I got are the right size for a portion of lasagne
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Barriehie
Senior Member
I've received my new Ninja AF101 air fryer with the 4 qt. nonstick cookpot and the crisper rack accessory. The one I gave up, donated to Salvation Army, was a 2.7 qt. GoUSA brand. Wicked old, not nonstick, and assembled such that you couldn't clean it thoroughly. My Ninja is way cool! It has options for air fryer, roast, reheat, and dehydrate. The cooking basket and crisper are nonstick but they're not Teflon; it's ceramic!
In an effort to to minimize -oops- on the nonstick parts I've ordered these bamboo tongs. Current tongs are all SS.
Tongs
In an effort to to minimize -oops- on the nonstick parts I've ordered these bamboo tongs. Current tongs are all SS.
Tongs
Barriehie
Senior Member
Impulse buy after that post where the Asian guy obliterates a garlic clove in one step with his cleaver...
It’ll take at least two whacks to do that to that squash.
Barriehie
Senior Member
I've an assortment of hammers...It’ll take at least two whacks to do that to that squash.
SandwichShortOfAPicnic
Legendary Member
While Mr SSOAP went to deal with the apple store I had a browse in the Procook kitchen shop.
Happy with my purchases, not too expensive and all on the 'some day' list.
The cast iron mortar n pestle was reduce to £17 and is really lovely n heavy, IRL it has that bronze black colour I love.
The eggs slicer was £3 (mine falls apart every time I use it now, plus a string is broken) and the ceramic egg trays were £5 each.
So now I should be able to centre my egg yolks more easily.
Whether they can stand up to being pressure cooked though is another thing
Happy with my purchases, not too expensive and all on the 'some day' list.
The cast iron mortar n pestle was reduce to £17 and is really lovely n heavy, IRL it has that bronze black colour I love.
The eggs slicer was £3 (mine falls apart every time I use it now, plus a string is broken) and the ceramic egg trays were £5 each.
So now I should be able to centre my egg yolks more easily.
Whether they can stand up to being pressure cooked though is another thing
badjak
Veteran
I bought an incredibly heavy wooden (cutting) board to attach my oil press to
Plus 2 glass storage jars and some buckets
Plus 2 glass storage jars and some buckets
Barriehie
Senior Member
Got my bamboo tongs for the ceramic coated air fryer basket.
Barriehie
Senior Member
That's going to be a cool thing to have!