Are These Kitchen Gadgets Genius or Junk?

[@DaveHax]

How are you doing? Which gadget from todays episode was your favorite?

[@nizarkabbani8645]

The tomato slicer

[@Ralsei001]

Hi davehax

[@Iloveroblox_xo]

I think i like the potato rice thingy because i love potatoes

[@cbrooke879]

The thins crimper. I would definitely get one!!

[@demetriajones3231]

@RealDJB truly

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

The beetroot being squeezed in the potato ricer looks like something out of a horror movie lol. Was happy to see a new video, though!

[@TheBlockyDeer]

46 likes and no replies? Let me fix that :)

[@Sandra.p.]

Potato ricer is super common here in Sweden, I've had at least one in my house since I was a kid. But we usually don't use the "rice" as is, we used it to make mashed potatoes and to prepare potaoes (and other root vegetables) for other dishes such as Kroppkakor or rotmos. And you don't need to peel the potatoes before using it, the peel stays behind.

[@ambulocetusnatans]

I used them when I worked as a cook in a restaurant, but ours looked different. I'm not sure what is innovative about this one.

[@dyfanroberts7817]

You could use it as a juiser😂

[@yodlafpeterson2526]

YES it's very common in Sweden, my family used it in the early 90ies and I'm sure its older than that. I still use it to this day, and I'm in the late thirties..

[@SatorugojoFreakyEdition]

imma prank my dad hes asian he dont know whats gonna happen to him

[@Masterfighterx]

I found one of the same design Made in Sweden in the metal trash near me not broken at all, not sure if it's stainless steel as it has a little rust (stainless steel can also rust) and it's painted army green, although it's peeling off..

[@cysquatch.]

All of these gadgets look very useful! Keep up the great content Dave!

[@DaveHax]

Thanks, will do!

[@ApofKol]

Even the banana slicer?

[@cysquatch.]

@@ApofKol I'm sure there can be some use for if you are teaching a kid how cut bananas and they can't use a knife mabye?

[@Void_Animations.]

@@cysquatch. that’s a good use

[@Krono0001]

@@cysquatch.or for people that don’t have proper control of their hands, like disabled people, or people that shake too much, just to name a few more

[@games4life902]

I love the thought of guests coming over and they ask for some food then Dave just is like alright let me just order a few more kitchen gadgets and my camera

[@CoreGamesAAA]

same

[@Irishvince]

@@CoreGamesAAAhuh

[@LexusLFA554]

The "Kartoffelstampfer / Kartoffelpresse" (potato ricer) is a very common tool in Germany. Based on its name it is only thought to be used with potatoes, so sadly it won't work with your beetroots or carrots.

[@phbe92]

It's common here in Sweden too, "Potatispress" is the Swedish name, basically mean potato press.

[@LexusLFA554]

Interesting@@phbe92

[@aracelimercadofernandez9928]

Very common in Mexico too. Prensapapas. You can cook the potatoes with the skin, pass it through the prensapapas and save the peeling time.

[@NHM33]

People that have the fear of Long words:

[@LexusLFA554]

If you think that is a long word you ain't seen nothing yet. May I remind you of the Rindfleisch­etikettierungs­überwachungs­aufgaben­übertragungs­gesetz xD@@NHM33

[@grayness5150]

I had that potato ricer for years in my family home, "squeezed" potatoes are commonly used in Polish recipes, for example when you are making Silesian noodles (they are round and made with finely mashed potatoes and potato flour, cooked in salty water just like pasta) I love your videos, I watched you when I was a kid and it's so nice to come back once in a while❤️

[@Wukongsolosbatman]

You know its a good day when DaveHax finally uploads a new video instead of yt shorts

[@abdielbenavides6298]

True

[@Aliver.25_Legue]

Definitely 😄

[@thisis_mudchute]

yeah

[@Void_Animations.]

Indeed it is

[@Pumpker_246]

STOP THE CAP 🧢 all his vids are epok including shorts!

[@maryjohnson3216]

I have that same model of potato ricer that belonged to my grandmother. It’s meant to rice boiled potatoes to make lump-free mashed potatoes. I use it all the time. BTW, the pin can be removed to break it down into two pieces to make cleaning easier.

[@wbe1549]

This man knows how to cook the KZbin algorithm 🔥🔥🔥 keep up the great work!!!

[@agatakowalik9416]

Those "potato ricer" things arenused in my country usually for potatoes and cottage cheese, while making stuffing for dumplings (e.g. pierogi ruskie, with cheese, potato and some other things). My mum have had this thing when I was a kid

[@Mister_Marcin]

Mmmmmm pierogi ruskie 🤤

[@E-M10]

​@@Mister_Marcin🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@silaswaggoner9633]

Yeah I wonder to

[@bmw_m3.e36-gt]

As a non-cooker chef, I see these gadgets as a win and a lose, idk why but ehh, it is what it is

[@SWard-oe8oj]

Non-cooker 😭😭

[@josha6118]

then you are not a chef...

[@SWard-oe8oj]

@@josha6118 a chef that uses this is not a chef

[@bmw_m3.e36-gt]

@@josha6118 but I am a Chef's chef 💀

[@demetriajones3231]

@@SWard-oe8oj elitist

[@alefende9220]

The music never dies

[@billyring2005]

Don’t stop making vids! We need you here for life

[@VXGaming]

I can only wonder how many gadgets Dave has in his kitchen draws.

[@courtneyconaway7430]

Me to🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

I'd imagine he doesn't keep everything he buys but otherwise I agree, would be interesting to know how many gadgets he has now.

[@demetriajones3231]

Raiders would have a field day

[@Kazsri]

@@ShintogaDeathAngelhe uses them all and probably keeps them sorted I guess

[@marciareyes5084]

100's my guy 100's

[@Michsomething]

Most of the gadgets looked useful. But I agree that the banana slicer was probably more work that a knife. I even just use a spoon when I'm adding banana slices to my cereal bowl.

[@rollingreskey]

Love this channel, super wholesome. :D

[@DaveHax]

Thanks so much!

[@lunarkomet]

Thanks for toning down the editing That beetroot part looks so gruesome that I wouldn't be surprised if youtube detected it as gore

[@TheGoyWhoSoldTheWorld]

true true

[@probapro7068]

#2 potato ricer is for mashed potatoes, puree and JUICE (as it says on the box). So from carrots, apples and other fruits/vegetables it is supposed just to squeeze juice and not to make puree.

[@Leafy17]

Whether it's me casually watching in the afternoon or trying to sleep at 1am, everything Dave Hacks offers is for me. Thank you for being my stress relief

[@lights7328]

SAY THE LINE!!! “Pretty cool huh?” *Inaudible cheering*

[@daducklord1001]

Dave always comes when we need him most. And im in hospital

[@DaveHax]

Best wishes, I hope you get better quickly...

[@daducklord1001]

Thank you

[@Baconzilla01]

The only life hack channel that is actually helpful

[@InfiniteIsaac5000]

The "Pretty cool huh" never get's old🔥

[@RustyDust101]

Chiming in on the potato ricer: add a little hot milk, some nutmeg, a knob of butter. Keep it JUUUUST hydrated, but not soggy. Voila, perfect mashed potatos that even has some consistency and bite to it. It personally LOVE this type of mashed potatos instead of the mushy, almost liquid. This type of mashed potatos is also perfect for building the gravy lake/volcano on your plate. It is far more likely to hold its shape and consistency for longer. You can also use it for a very thick noodle dough to squeeze through straight into the boiling salty water. But don't squeeze too hard, otherwise you will get veeeeery long and thick noodles.

[@errorbirdesther]

The potato ricer with the beetroot being squeezed out would make a cool shot in a horror movie

[@sophiegrey9576]

That crimpit device looks AMAZING for grilled cheese.

[@demetriajones3231]

That's actually a great idea 🤯

[@garlic_bread12.5]

Dave I don’t think you know how happy I get when I see a new video please please please never stop posting

[@milesfb]

Good video. You've taught me something about the Crimpet. I did a video about the Crimpet a few months back. But you've just demonstrated that if you push in the edges too then it gives a better sealed edge. Cheers.for that. That potatoe ricer looked pretty good too thanks to your brilliant demonstration. Cheers Dave. 👍

[@randytheman461]

I liked the way he cut the carrots at 2:51 because the loud POW POW POW noise

[@Jannnn_]

literally everytime you upload, i kick my feet from excitement

[@ShavinMcCrotch]

I bought that strainer months ago, thinking it might be a simpler option on occasion. We haven’t touched our colander since. Highly recommend.

[@L0re_BL2]

Haven’t watched one of your videos in a while and boy. Oh boy, do I get nostalgia

[@Jim_Gaming-p8s]

DaveHaxs is the only channel to not get cringeified and im here for it!

[@kalakala10011]

Im an old hand in the kitchen and love gadgets, most of these and other gadgets are unnecessary, but I LOVE your demos. Keep up the excellent work.

[@serdash6548]

Despite laughing like a robot trying to mimic human speech i really enjoy his energy. Makes for perfect background watch as im doing busywork

[@DieselGloves]

The grape/tomato slicer one is actually genius because it reduces time of cutting grapes.

[@MichaelVine92]

The beetroot squeeze was like a scene from a horror movie!

[@StrungKrave]

Surprising to see this here, never thoughts I'd see this man still making videos

[@atdynax]

That potato squeezer is in my family for decades. It's what wew use for making mashed potatoes. Just add butter and spices.

[@AWest-en5ee]

Potato ricers are great, though I usually use a different model. The result is great for making lump-free mashed potatoes, or just using as-is though!

[@iropthegamer726]

4:52 *sees nutella* *neuron activation*

[@Space_zooka]

Everybody happy when davehax uploads

[@anekmapping]

if i see your video i have a feeling: Ah! Finaly a good video to watch and relax to on youtube

[@mylesmitchell8092]

You chopping those carrots actually scared me Lmao I had headphones in and it was so sudden and loud loved the video though as always ❤

[@xDARTHxMOx]

Love that you have over 7 million subscribers and still like and reply to comments. 😁

[@DaveHax]

Thanks so much! I love reading and replying to comments! Hope you have a great weekend...

[@MrSockySocks]

Hi Dave, glad to see you're back! Don't know about anyone else, but I'm also glad this video is back to your normal style of editing.

[@Arcany]

Dave is consistently the greatest youtuber of all time

[@dagmarbeeke6163]

**A few marshmallows** hahaha, Dave you're the best ❤

[@anjaney_7963]

CONGRATS ON 7M DAVE! MY SISTER HAS WATCHED UR CHANNEL SINCE 2013

[@TheAceOfFire]

5:57, What an odd way to sort the images! There's a 30 cm wak in the example, but it's not sorted by size!

[@Kragith]

All I could think for that first one was how little you'd need to modify it to make it the most terrifying torture device. I grimaced when you said it was big enough to fit different sizes.

[@lindabuck2777]

Crimper was my favorite. The ricer was a no go for me looking at the ‘sharpness’ of the edges on the handles 1) zero comfort 2) you have to have strength. Having a good quality SAFE protected handle-this one can pinch fingers too. Ricers make THE best mashed ever. Hope all is well with you and yours. Always appreciate whenever you post. Oh and im with you on the banana thingy-might help an arthritic person who can’t hold a knife😁🙏🏻❤️

[@LillaJag]

The ricer is common here in Sweden, I think a lot of homes have some sort of it....

[@nightday2030]

Ngl, I prefer Dave's usual potato masher gadget over this one you mentioned.

[@LillaJag]

@@nightday2030 In Sweden is common to have both in your home!

[@lindabuck2777]

@@LillaJagi used to as well lol but those edges are blunt and hurt. Im looking for an old school one like i had.🙏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@lindabuck2777]

@@nightday2030yeah, its a good one! Love Dave and all these gadgets. Yet being an old fart some improvements just aren’t in new inventions🤔🙏🏻❤️

[@thepokemaster9388]

nice vintage davehax, not overedited, brilliant!

[@TheOfficialBeanieGuy]

whenever dave makes these videos at the end he probably has food for days

[@tracybowling1156]

Dave Hax, your voice is so nice to listen to. You have an excellent accent that I love to hear!

[@jamiepike6909]

Those tomatoes look like the glass side of a pool table.

[@HappyCcinoYT]

The beet root in the strainer would be great for a low budget gore film. 🤣

[@and_gelitan]

“It works with things like carrots.” As DaveHax proceeds to break his cutting board.

[@gkgeze]

Hey, Dave! Keep up the amazing work. :) love you!

[@gamerstar3466]

😊❤❤

[@ssocketballlsstopmotion]

Fax

[@UrBoiGamerKing]

OMGG HI DONALD

[@Kaydenchen-fo2co]

Bro is Donald trump

[@FantasticFox001]

I love watching these when I’m about to go asleep

[@awseven1144]

My favorite is that sandwich crimper. Seems easy to use/clean and would be helpful making delicious hit sandwiches!

[@shovanabajracharya]

Love the crimpit thing. Quick lunch idea.

[@GuiltTrippOffical]

Its Always Good Knowing What Works And What Dosent! Thanks Dave! :D

[@AsnaAliNafiz]

I love how honest u are keep up the work

[@4L3CCCCC]

imagine having more than 7 mil fans just by looking at tools for the kitchen, not gaming, not cooking, just testing random things you found on amazon

[@mattroll7074]

Potato ricers have been around for well over a hundred years. I've had the one I use for about 50 years, I bought it at an antique shop.

[@Vermillion-ty4zr]

Been watching this guy since I was a kid, and this just came on my recommended and it’s great to see that he hasn’t changed at all and that he is still using the same song all these years later

[@Weirdboxofchaos]

Those mushed beetroots looked like guts perfect Halloween food for people who like veggies

[@latte6959]

Love it! Look delicious, especially the chocolate toastie😋

[@abemcg3803]

The carrot chopping caught me off guard XD

[@juliawhitepigeon]

Gadgets I'd use for cooking. Thanks Dave😊

[@FatCatAshes]

Watching these neat gadgets with your nice voice really makes for a good video, my favorite one was definitely the Crimpit with all of its opportunitys for tasty food

[@SlashBombb]

Thank you Dave hax , you had a huge impact on my childhood you taught creativity to young minds like mine I'm new going in a culinary profession and I hope you continue to embrace creativity because you changed my life

[@krissyscott4327]

The Crimpit looks like something I could use!

[@anneburdette6037]

Lots of news today, thank you Billie! God bless you & yours!

[@remingtoncampbell9311]

The King Of Kitchen Gadgets!!!!!

[@turkeygaming5068]

6:23 Italians gonna finna bring a mafia for pronouncing it like that 💀

[@Yeyoski]

YESSSS I WAS LOOKING FOR NEWLEY DROPPED GADGET VIDEOS

[@NoobyTopHat]

You actully made my childhood dave its amazing you still do gadget reviews after a very VERY long time its amazing dave keep up the good work and hope you make a lot of children's childhoods

[@coomstars]

Great video! I'm happy to find this channel again

[@SpiritAidenn]

Might have to order some of these hahahah. Thank you dave!

[@rabbitgregory9289]

I use an electric beater to whip cooked potatoes and warm butter and milk. It works every time. Delicious! Just don’t over beat, or you’ll create a gluey mess.

[@Sirhiggins.]

I’ve been looking for your channel for years and finally found it

[@DIPPY16]

1:44 I have the same press for potatos. Quite useful.

[@Heroturtle112]

The tomato slicer is amazing. I use it since years. With a little bit training, it works really fast.

[@auricom24]

Why? How?

[@donnavitezvitez480]

Your videos bring me much joy and make me happy :)

[@poemes]

Very entertaining video, i like that you didn’t go overboard with the editing this time

[@OnlySecretSixGamer]

Dave you the best KZbin on the planet

[@plasmaflyingpig1869]

"And a few marshmallows" *Adds 20 marshmallows*

[@juliegoedert6857]

You are my favorite KZbinr 😃

[@arandom_likes_nandos]

My dog died and you really helped me through this tough patch

[@MKapybara]

I remember watching this when I was still young and now that I’m older I still watch it

[@BeautifulKittenOfLove]

A potato ricer is used for potatoes because you can't put potatoes in a blender or food processor like you can carrots or beets etc because potatoes have too much starch and they turn into glue in a food processor.

[@nancycurtis7315]

I totally agree with you. My ricer is about 60 years old. Greetings from Dimboola, in Victoria, Australia. 🇦🇺

[@BeautifulKittenOfLove]

LOL Mine is from my Great Grandma! It was the one keepsake I asked her for when she passed. I think of her every time I make her "mashed-tators"@@nancycurtis7315

[@gnategarta1612]

Always good to hear from Dave.

[@last_quelonid]

Nice one dave! Keep up the amazing content!

[@marytu8283]

The carrot chopping scared me XD

[@_xSepro_]

Its Spooky Month! I hope u make good Halloween videos this month.

[@Kingtrollface259]

I like the pan stainer the best ,really good idea

[@umbrellacorp.]

Love your videos. It's always relaxing to watch before going to bed. 🥱👍💯