Don't underestimate old fashioned kitchen gadgets.

[@DaveHax]

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[@Mik0Um1]

First replyy

[@Leopard_2A6german]

3 likes!?

[@DDW1.]

Love ur channel

[@Nexxert_offical]

I've been watching u for a long time and i love ur videos

[@umbrellacorp.]

No problem dude. You make Great Video dude. 😎👍💯

[@trish8765]

Oh my, you've just taken a 60 year old back to her childhood and into her mothers kitchen. I remember my mam had the hand whisk (used weekly as she baked every week, the multi mouligrater (used at every opportunity I could think of to get it out the box, my fav item as a kid), the tomato matic (used mainly around party time/christmas when we were having buffets) and then the saw (I never actually seen it being used, it just sat in it's box on a shelf in the pantry). Thanks for the memories😁👍

[@DaveHax]

Oh wow, how amazing you remember so many of these gadgets! Thanks for sharing your memories of them. All the best.

[@Your_local_weird_person_Hehe]

​@@DaveHax1 reply? Let me change that

[@JustSad66]

I still use a hand whisk. I miss the mouli grater, it gave up the ghost 10 years ago. Mine, (my mums!) was earlier than this plastic one, all metal. But i still have my 35 year old box grater.

[@maloryfunction2260]

The kitchen robot cuts really well, but use 5 is grater!

[@SometimeWoodworker]

⁠​⁠@@JustSad66we had the metal mouli greater, along with a hand whisk, though we mostly used a Kenwood Chef, in fact we wore out the first one and I inherited the last one with many of the slow speed attachments like the orange peel slicer (useful when cooking about 10 kg of Savile oranges), the sausage stuffer and the cream maker to name a few.

[@DexterPlayz_Productions]

Dave, you're a legend! No clickbait, no effing around. Just straight to the point. You’re probably my favourite LifeHack/Gadget YTer!

[@danvino1239]

The thumbnail is kinda clickbait cause of the warning and then the arrow

[@111111222223]

@@danvino1239 The video contains exactly what the title says and the thumbnail shows. Clickbait is misleading. There's no clickbait here.

[@billynomates920]

you know where you are with dave - you get the music, you get the voice, you get the gadgets! 😄

[@Gentleman-Of-Culture]

Agreed 👍

[@M.R.T.xns.]

@@danvino1239that’s not how that works bro

[@detectivetio2777]

some of those kitchen gadgets are better than modern ones fr

[@PerSkeles]

Some old plastics probably contain BPA.

[@michaeltaylor4421]

My same thoughts fr that first thing was dope for back then

[@umutorhan972]

Agree

[@wickedraptor2651]

​@@PerSkelesah well. You win some you lose some

[@lanaistheneworange3013]

Buying old fashioned kitchen gadgets because their boxes look like comic books? Absolutely VICIOUS!! 😆

[@MarcusBurkenhare]

The saw thing for some reason reminds me of the cover of a 70s-80s Ladybird book.

[@anakelly76512]

We have a Mouli grater. It's stainless steel. It was my grandparents. Now, my mom has it. Then, it'll be mine eventually. Still works like a charm. The older stuff usually does compared to new stuff today. We always use it when we make pimento cheese. We always use the fine grater insert.

[@TheRecklessBravery]

you gonna inherit their right to the mouli grater

[@rotwang2000]

I have my mom's original dating back from the sixties/seventies, almost chucked it out, but it is really handy. I had misplaced it, bought a modern one and it doesn't work half as good as the old one.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

I've used the steel ones as well. Really good at their niche, making small things even smaller.

[@MarcusBurkenhare]

We had a plastic one, Mouli branded. It was just so easy to use.

[@kathleenerins2451]

The last gadget is exactly what the Olive Garden uses to grate cheese, but only used the last blade. They sell them at their restaurants also.

[@Nightfire613]

You can also get them pretty much anywhere kitchen supplies are sold, I got one for my dad as a father's day gift like 15 years ago from a Walmart

[@michaelgplayzz]

I tried getting one at Olive Garden and they said they couldn’t because they didn’t have enough graters

[@MansMan42069]

_"Without hesiTAYshun sir."_

[@WCPHSecurity]

You may not believe this BUT... at one time or another in my 60 years of life I had each one of those gadgets in my kitchen. Liked them well.

[@Rem694u2]

Safty concerns aside, that Kitchen Robot is a great piece of early 20th century engineering. Versatile and it works great for most applications. I was disappointed you didn't try to grate any cheese though with it or the grater.

[@DaveHax]

Thanks for the feed back. I may try it with other produce in a follow up at some point.

[@fuselpeter5393]

1:02 Yeah Solingen is pretty popular for knives especially today.

[@MarcusBurkenhare]

It's still a good sign of quality. The people of Solingen take great pride in their work.

[@klingon401]

God, seeing that old hand whisk brings back so many memories of helping my grandma baking and cooking when I was younger

[@mUsLiMaHx131]

the amount of times dave said " vicious " lol

[@daxer01]

and 1970s 😂

[@danielclark-hughes692]

Pretty vicious, huh?

[@mardaankhan4592]

🤣 I 🤣 know 🤣 right 🤣 LoL 🤣🤣

[@schnitzelhannes6431]

easy to store

[@Pigeonmonke]

KITCHEN ROBOT

[@rb978]

“DAVE JUST USE A KNIFE!” From the, “Are kitchen gadgets better than a knife?” video from November 2022. “Pretty cool huh?”

[@umutorhan972]

My fav video of dave❤❤❤

[@maddy605]

Wouldn't be much of a video if he just chopped things with a knife 😂

[@KidsHolland-n3d]

DON'T BLAME DAVE

[@SpicySmoothi]

I absolutely love how the content has remained high quality whilst always being REAL.

[@SpicySmoothi]

[@DaveHax]

Thanks so much, I appreciate that.

[@CopyrightPending-y7g]

I don’t want to use the word “vicious” anymore

[@Vr-crap]

Ok? And

[@jompscodner2011]

Why

[@AfterTheRains]

My granny had the multi grater which my mum bought for her at the Ideal Home Exhibition, I think in the late 60’s. She used to love when I stayed over on a Saturday night so she could peel the carrots, turnip etc and I could use the multi grater and she could start her huge pot of soup for the whole family coming for Sunday dinner. The only alternative then was a hand grater which was hard work when you had a lot of veg.

[@ruthlesace]

I've still got my grandmothers hand whisk like you used here. It's great. I don't have to take out a big electric thing for smaller tasks. It's easy as heck to clean. And it's so easy to turn. You'd think something like that that's over 35 years old would give you alittle trouble, but no, it turns with almost no resistance it's amazing.

[@AngelsPieceOfPeace]

Forgotten happy childhood memories unlocked with that whisk! Thanks Dave ❤

[@palexa188]

I have the tomato flower cutter thingy! It came in a party set that my mother bought in the 80s! It still works great...but we only ever use it if we have big dinner parties which happens once every blue moon 😅😂

[@justazack3571]

I always have a soft spot for vintage gadgets! Some time they just cant be beaten!

[@JezabelleAsa]

We had a mouli grater when I was growing up. It only had one drum that couldn't be swapped out and we used it exclusively for cheese. I've been looking for one for over a decade and now that I finally know what it's called, I can get one again. I loved that thing

[@MarcusBurkenhare]

Good luck with finding one. There are modern versions about.

[@JezabelleAsa]

@@MarcusBurkenhare I found one on Wish, actually. I use it almost every day

[@jemmaj2919]

These are all amazing, the quality is evident by how long they lived

[@merlin5476]

Onlyrecently my mum purchased that very hand saw for frozen foods at a charity shop. I found it was the only thing that i could cut my frozen blocks of Herring roe's. Loved it.

[@michaelgplayzz]

I also think it would work great for steaks that are thinner. Because he had a steak (I think) that was very thick

[@tinnagigja3723]

I choose to believe those blocks were used to construct a house. A gross, oozy house.

[@satheeshkumar8615]

Where we can Purchase this Tools , could you please share Link

[@ZeraTheRedRogue]

It's serendipitous that I found your channel the same week that I found a vintage Mouli hand grater at a local thrift store. Mine is a bit older so it is all metal, doesn't have replaceable graters, and I'm in the process of cleaning and restoring it. Definitely good to look at some more vintage kitchen utensils if you want things that work well and last a long time, however some can be a bit overly specific and bulky resulting in clutter. For things I plan to use frequently, though, I do aim towards manual style tools in the kitchen. Thank you for the videos, by the way!

[@Kimikikat]

I think people born in the 80’s-90’s remember that lemon juicer from either in their home or a friends home. My mom had one 🥰

[@Rhiawhyn]

I had a wood block that was vaguely pointy. Lol

[@Luu-luu]

I need that lemon squeezer!

[@Pisti846]

Kitchen Robot seems great for everything except peeling.

[@DarKit-hu7yr]

That thing is a neat idea

[@DarKit-hu7yr]

Never seen one before

[@Paxmax]

Haha, just like it was snatched outta grandma's kitchen! She had the rotary drum grater, the tomato flowerator and the manual spinny whisk. Never used the Tomato flowerifier but the other two was used on a weekly basis. The rest was missing from her kitchen. Amazing, felt like travelling 40-45 years back in time! Edit: Forgot, the drum grater was a solid performer every time but the manual spinny whisk was most exciting to use, b'cuz almost always it was for whipping cream for some dessert!

[@jannetteberends8730]

Just yesterday I was thinking about the hand powered whisk, they worked so quick. You can put the kitchen robot on a bowl when slicing vegetables. The sides are made for it. You can still buy the moulinex grater. There are other brands too.

[@Leetz88]

What's really interesting about the tomato gadget is that it hasn't become outdated because of how it functions or the material used but simply because that kind of presentation of tomatoes has become outdated

[@32446]

You’re a living legend, Dave, you never fail to entertain us and never click bait ❤

[@ArgonExisted]

Someabout DaveHaxs' videos give me nostalgia, it just feels like old youtube videos❤

[@alyasVictorio]

Modern? Old-fashioned? More like VARIETY? Because I like the variety of kitchen utensils more than their age, and Im all for it.

[@verrueckteriwan]

with the kitchen robot, I think you put in the single blade upside down and that's why you had some trouble with it cutting ^^

[@MapleNephthys]

[Kitchen, robot.] makes my day, thanks Dave!

[@raveneye77]

We had this tomato tool like over 35 years ago when I was young. But as always with those gadgets: You use them a few times but then they just stay in the closet because the time to set them up and clean them afterwards it just not worth the benefit. And Moulinex built great other appliances as well. We had an electrical machine that could do anything from grinding to mixing.

[@bigkomikus]

It's crazy that gadgets from 50 years ago still work today, yet gadgets from today would NOT work in 50 years

[@Karin-]

There are modern versions of a couple of these things that I know of - the rotary whisk and the grater thing with the "barrel type" attachments. It would be interesting to compare the "modern" version and the older version.

[@DaveHax]

Yes indeed! I've used the modern mouli grater in a recent video and I was wondering about doing a comparison video. Thanks for letting me know it's something you'd be interested in, I'll plan out a video, so watch this space..

[@Karin-]

@@DaveHax Thanks Dave, I will look out for it 🙂

[@Tinatortoise]

Oh my word! You have made me remember things I'd forgotten. My Mam would cut her tomatoes like that but with a knife x

[@Combothief]

I used to watch this channel when I was a kid, the first video I seen from this was him turning coke cans into a semi truck, it's good that this channel hasn't changed much, it keeps my childhood memories alive

[@PoloTarier]

I remember all of them. Sitting on the veranda and removing cherry stones with this thing. Also preparing party snacks with this stencer and cutting eggs with the egg slicer. My parents also used this kind of tea strainers. It seems you just got the average kitchen tools used in germany back in the days. Thank you for this journey back in my childhood!

[@kasimofficialchannel7594]

Finally, new DaveHax video

[@Rigel_Chiokis]

With items made of plastic, it is always a good idea to wash them with warm water and detergent to clean off the mold release. A platic mold is sprayed with a "release" (a non-stick spray I think) so it will come out of the mold easily. I would think it wouldn't be healthy to ingest that. A nice, clean bandsaw is great for cutting frozen meat. Not that many people have one of those in their homes. I remember my mother using one of those manual egg beaters (whisk you called it) and it was always a lot of work for her. Us kids bought her an electric one for Mother's Day and she loved it. Oh! My German partner had one of those mouli graters. We used for cheese and nuts.

[@Randumguy324]

This is so nostalgic for some reason

[@emilyfarfadet9131]

I grew up in the same house my dad and my grandma grew up in. That meant that at the back of our cupboards were kitchen tools dating back to the 1930's. Special cake-slicing tools, a 30's old hand-crank grater like yours, and an electric mixer from the 50's that still worked and was used regularly for deserts.

[@omarianmcclain]

I absolutely love Dave. He’s one of the most genuine KZbinrs and consistent

[@GrimrDirge]

Funny how you used 120 year old music for 50 year old gadgets.

[@neonthehybrid8047]

Oh I used to own one of those Hand whisks! Despite it rusting slightly, it was amazing to use ❤

[@trashcatlinol]

I have a Japanese style can opener. I got so sick of moving parts breaking on my can openers, i found one without them. And i've had it for a decade. Simple, all steel construction. Mandolins like the kitchen robot are great! I love using mine to prep veggies for the week, but it looks a lot sturdier. Curious to see similar features! Unfortunately, it'll be a while before we start seeing zoodle makers on a vintage video. Noodle soups are fun with veggie noodles, though XD Got to find myself a juicer like that, though! Very sturdy looking!

[@trashcatlinol]

The mouli grater is just a salad shooter without a motor! Impressive how it took on the ginger, though! So cute and tiny!

[@simonederobert1612]

The last gadget - multi mouligrater - or something very much like it is still in use for hard-ish cheese grating, like the ones in Olive Garden restaurants for the cheeses for salads and such.

[@AngelsPieceOfPeace]

That saw looks like it should be on a set of a horror film 😮

[@caffienatedtactician]

12:17 it looks... grate? 😂

[@delphineridolfi4088]

Hello Dave! My favourite is the Mouligratter because I still have the one my grandmother got for her wedding in 1938 ! Back then it was all metal and it still works great !

[@BrooklynGuyJr]

One of the reasons i like using vintage items

[@-UNLEASHED-2.0]

Idea: vintage vs new kitchen gadgets

[@southafricancarlover8666]

I used to watch your channel about 10 years ago when I was a kid, just rediscovered it, thank you for never changing.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

My hand mixer is from the mid 90s, my nutcracker is just like a pair of tongs, my grater is just a sheet of plastic very similar to how that kitchen robot does it, my can opener is just four pieces of metal. All of them work perfectly. Simple and functional. I also have one of these egg "violins", you open it, put the egg in, close it, and the wires slice the egg. I've also used these hand crank graters before, but usually full metal ones.

[@renatsmartjucenko2716]

Davehax your my favourite legend KZbinr▶️💖❣️😄

[@mysticmind4563]

The fact that the Kitchen Robot is this versatile and this efficient is commendable. Obviously not perfect, but I can imagine this would save clutter on kitchen tools.

[@FigaroHey]

I miss a rotary hand mixer. I used them so much as a child while teaching myself to bake cakes. Used my mother's and her mother's rotary beaters from the 1930s and 1940s.

[@Justsomeothers]

You’re like the only life hack KZbinr I know that isn’t super hyper or anything you just get straight to the point you see this is why you are the best life hack KZbinr

[@TheOdMan]

This was wild for me, every time you brought an item out I instantly remembered them from my childhood in the 80's, never thought about them since then, but seeing them here made me quite nostalgic.

[@SamTheBattleshipp]

That tomato gadget was really cool!

[@Michsomething]

Great to see another video from you Dave. Loved, loved, loved the vintage gadgets. I remember using a few of them as a kid. Now if only they'd make a new version of that Kitchen Robot with either a safety glove or something to safely hold the produce while cutting.

[@yzzoarts]

Seeing these i realize that most of today's kitchen little robots are just electric-junk compare to most of "old" inventions. Great video! I am looking to get some similar stuff in near future.

[@kermitdef]

I grew up using my mom's hand crank mixer/whisk. Took me forever to find a place that still sold new ones as an adult.

[@TheRandom1212Channel]

it's great that since 2012 he do the same style of video,editing and song without changes! ( some youtubers change how they make videos through the years.) im glad that you still do the same thing since 2012, the only thing that matters is the content edit : is not sarcasm, i really like that he didn't changed

[@Pierre2000ish]

I remember using the "Mouligrater" in my grandmother's kitchen. I loved grating cheese with that thing when I was a kid. I may have grated too much of it sometimes... Hers was fully metallic, and I never heard anybody calling that a "mouligrater" before this video, but it was definitely "Moulinex", a very popular brand in France.

[@ch1766]

My electric grater has the same parts in it, but of course it's electric which is less work. I remember having to turn the little handle on my mom's manual mixer for eggs, etc. My favorite utensil would be the tomato slicer making those cute designs in the tomato. Good job finding interesting things for us to see, Dave. I like your accent too, since I'm in the U.S.

[@Chris-rt6yq]

When I was a kid (70s) we had that last grater in our kitchen drawer and I never knew what it was for. Awesome! 😄

[@joemack1965]

My Mom and Nan both had the metal version of the mouli grater. worked like a charm. They still make them and you can buy the metal one still.

[@cassianvanderhoek8372]

No surprise that the kitchen robot is good at its job. German engineering at its finest.

[@jake.l.m]

I still use my grandmother's hand crank whisk. its so versatile and easy to use

[@kloassie]

We had one of those multi/mouli-graters at home when I was a kid. Really cool to see it here, super handy!!

[@chargoesboom6990]

I have a vintage ice cream scooper from my great-grandma's era, unlike other modern versions of it, you push it with your thumb to get the little ball of ice cream out instead of your entire hand

[@ninjacat1ify]

Great video……vintage kitchen gadgets……bliss!

[@LEAP_EMBArassing]

My Asian mom(🇵🇭) would love this😂❤

[@jcwzolo]

I love the Kitchen Robot from Solingen

[@colorfulstone9221]

1:12 Now *THAT'S* businessing 101! 😂

[@kit1529]

Dave, a couple of years ago me and my brother watched your videos and just kinda forgot, and when I found your videos on my recommended a wave of nostalgia fit me

[@bow-tiedengineer4453]

I've cut frozen things like that with an ordinary bread saw. That seemed a little faster and more effective. It also probably wouldn't break the bottom crust of frozen bread, which I cut more often than frozen meat or frozen veg, because it clears chips like a wood saw, and isn't wedge shaped like my bread saw. It'd make even more crumbs though. Would use, but maybe once or twice a month, if that.

[@sharkbait21]

I've been watching ever since you made the OG flaming pumpkin and carrot recorder videos, you never fail to entertain me and it's cool how you've kept the same music for the videos. Keep up the awesome work, it has been a pleasure to see this channel grow. 💪

[@persephonejames8374]

I just love the hand powered whisk! Such a good combination between the regular one and the electric

[@t.mendoza1396]

How entertaining to see old kitchen tools working. Very fun to see

[@jenny6609]

Absolutely love this guy, he has such a nuce vibe, when i clicked the video, i was so hapy, dont hive up on this, i hope you enjoy doing this stuff, i enjoy it, awsome content, god bless

[@DaveHax]

Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoy it, and I really appreciate the support :)

[@keithmcdonnell4485]

I am a child of the 70's, and we had the hand powered whisk and the Multi Mouligrater. I remember using the Multi Mouligrater (or something very similar) with ice cubes to make snow cones.

[@kylobf2180]

Dave your legendary man, thank you for an actual good KZbinr!

[@islandrona3458]

Took me back to my childhood, thank you ❤

[@woolium]

Dude knows what he's doing. been watching for a while.

[@varvara6508]

The kitchen-robot is cool, and the last one I liked pretty much. 😊

[@erwinvb70]

The Tomat O Matic is my favorite. Easy to use and great results

[@stevenelson2641]

This Thing! OMGoodness, my folks had one with their bar supplies. It worked great for fresh squeezed citrus with no seeds.

[@David_Bower]

That kitchen robot looks amazing, If you don't own one you're missing out on not having one, but if you do, then you're likely missing a few fingers instead.

[@originaldcjensen]

Grew up with that lemon lime juicer as well as the hand mixer. They were used up until my mom was put into a nursing home about 5 years ago. We had a metal version of the grater-slicer. The exact grater-slicer is still on sale today, It is really handy for small chunks of cocoa butter, a d even grating ice cubes.

[@rathburnscape6465]

These are really cool! the kitchen robot being rather dangerous seems like it was very ambitious kitchen multi tool, though does lack in some regards to a mandolin slicer. Although i do love how it can be a dough cutter for either fancy breading layers, Or pasta strips.

[@IsabelJones69]

I've got a hand powered whisk. I've only used it a few times but it worked ok, I seem to remember. About 2 months ago I also used it to make cream as we only had yoghurt and it took ages to get it thick enough. It didn't work as well as I hoped but was lots of fun

[@Gabrolll]

Omg, I remember watching you many many years ago. You’re a legend!!

[@DaveHax]

Oh thanks!

[@servilmaevillaver3492]

Dave... Never change please

[@danielk9316]

Solingen is a beautiful little city. a lot of historical buildings and interesting architecture. worth a visit, if you are next to it.

[@husseinplayZ]

It's a pretty cool 3:08AM when Dave uploads