I Tested Extreme PROFESSIONAL vs HOME Kitchen Gadgets! 🔪

[@honeysuckle]

I Tested the Internet's Most Unusual Gadgets: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZSuhKiIqdCEfpo

[@DiNo57267]

i literally can't with the cocktail robot

[@honeysuckle]

same... cant a girl just get a drink?!

[@melaniecameron3387]

Seriously it seemed to take patience to a whole new level that someone wanting a spicy beverage usually does not have lol

[@cheekoli]

assuming it worked perfectly, i still cant figure out what it does? It re-pours the liquids you poured into it?

[@EncontheCrow]

Me neither, the shaker will always be the best. Just taking the time to learn your ratios and having measuring tools with a good shaker and the know how is a simple, precise artform. You can make one a heck of alot faster with less complexity and a fraction of the price so you can instead invest in good alcohols. I don't care much for this, and until we can have androids that can do it exactly like you want every time with little to no failure and be a charming robot bartender at the same time I don't even want it lol.

[@jonathanotten7638]

​@@cheekoli yeah, I thought the whole purpose of the ring was that it would do some kind of cool centrifugal turbo-shaking, which would be pointless, but a neat party trick. But nah, it just squirts half an ounce of lime juice from a tiny reservoir that can only hold two total ounces?? I mean, hell, the bartesian keurig-drink thing looks better than this, and it's still a joke.

[@unichan5]

13:20 So much respect for the professional meat slicers! As a small kid, one of our family friends was a professional chef who owned a restaurant, and they had a slicer at home. Let’s just say I can personally attest that you shouldn’t play around with those 😂

[@honeysuckle]

it can be a little intimidating for sure!!

[@jasmin_2206]

In Germany a slice mashine was always normal in the kitchen, because you would slice your bread every Morning and for Dinner… as well as for making cabbage or slice meat/cheese 😇

[@vansh01.]

You have a basement full of kitchen gadgets and products, for sure.

[@honeysuckle]

my garage is overflowing!! it's becoming a bit of a problem... lol!

[@lostinthenight2005]

@@honeysuckle There is another content creator that reviews products that do giveaways to members of their comunity/discord basically for those that are interested in testing those products for themself and if there is no interest, then the content creator does donate it to goodwill (I believe that how they are called I am not from north america)

[@NetheriteBunny]

@@honeysuckle you could sell on ebay or give away to charity

[@melsch8740]

13:06 i raise you: a good, old german Brotschneidemaschine. My parents have one, by now im sure its 20 years old, cuts bread, cuts cheese, cuts salami, cuts carrots, cuts everything. Love that thing

[@Merisha12345]

I never wanna miss my good old Brotschneidemaschine. Never used mine for cheese or something, but I have always perfectly sliced bread and my bread stays fresh longer!

[@Windgoddess540]

For the matcha machine, I would honestly just buy the green tea leaves from them, use a grinder or pestle and mortar, and then use the bamboo whisk and bowl.

[@livstone9972]

That is potentially not a bad idea, actually.

[@FC-uo6dh]

I actually tried grinding down the tea leaves to make matcha (good sencha leaves), though I used a coffee grinder, but it's a bit hard to make it super fine. I had to use a sieve and grind again etc. It came out delicious, but it took some effort to grind. I'm not sure I'd do it again.

[@airiamagi]

We use those slicers at my work. I recommend oiling it up with some spray on oil. Makes it much easier.

[@honeysuckle]

good idea!!! i'll do that next time

[@loulou1356]

It’s much easier falling asleep after watching this than true crime! This has become my comfort channel lately.

[@katiemorton8955]

She has such a calming voice 😌

[@quinnhen2325]

That cocktail maker could be something Patrick Bateman has in American Psycho.

[@FreonUWP]

I highly recommend getting a flame tamer/metal plate for gas stoves. They're less than 20 bucks and tame the flame so everything's even. Especially if you're having low flame issues. Plus they double on induction of allowing you to put that on the cooktop and then use any pot or pan that's not induction.

[@PositivelyNice]

😂 NO WAY you delivered that sarcasm so calmly at 1:55

[@honeysuckle]

lollllll

[@theodorehsu5023]

(sings) Matcha, matcha man... I wanna be a Matcha Man.... Matcha, matcha man... I wanna be with Matcha! (Not have a girly tea!)

[@ES-qc3pm]

Haha one tip for working with the slicer, esp with cheese, you don’t want your product sitting out in the middle or the front of the grip. Have it sitting against the wall at the end near the handle. It will shift less this way and you don’t have to apply so much pressure. Also maybe apply a food safe lubricant to the blade so it doesn’t stick so much to your cheese.

[@meets8]

In India, atleast in my city we have these men who sharpen and sell knives on bicycles. They have a similar contraption as your advanced knife sharpener they just peddle the machine using bicycle peddles to run it and sharpen knives!

[@myworldvv5430]

For 10 or 20 rupees I believe

[@TSarker-so7fi]

We have this in Bangladesh also

[@blancaluna572]

we have them in argentina too, and they make a whistle sound to announce they're coming :D

[@KenS1267]

Cleaning a deli slicer seems scary but it is not that bad. Unplug it and clean it with soapy water and a good scrub brush. The motor housing is waterproof. if you are really nervous about the blade get a cut proof glove.

[@deniseheins2133]

I used to manage a tea room and we cooked all our own deli meats and there is nothing more satisfying than slicing it on the slicer 😄 And super thin onions and tomatoes. I should buy one for home but geez, all these gadgets!

[@2345studyhardkido]

0:41 this feels soo bad, im getting goosebumps

[@fredericlachance612]

ikr.. I muted the video so my teeth didn't fall off

[@ItzShdw]

i couldnt imagine cleaning that drink maker thing holy sounds like a nightmare

[@TheWackyGal]

That's what I was wondering about- how do you clean it!?

[@susan794]

A Baby Wets Alot would perform the exact same function as the cocktail maker.

[@tietie_and_nanna786]

GUYS WAKE UP! My fav food KZbinr has uploaded! Cant wait to watch this. much love from South Africa.

[@honeysuckle]

yay!!!! you're the best!!! xo

[@lucyclark704]

That Barsy is a great example of when robots become petulant.

[@JaniceWithTheTarlovCysts]

Using a whetstone is amazing for sharpening. It beats any knife sharpener imo. Oh, I forgot to say that I absolutely love your dress, so pretty and classy. 🥰

[@etherealicer]

No, it doesn't. Really nothing beats a guided sharpener 😁. Seriously though, stones are great but you will never get the precision of a guided sharpener, even a cheap one like from Lansky you can get a very uniform mirrored edge.

[@aron2922]

Skill issue ​@@etherealicer

[@PositivelyNice]

can’t wait to see you using the control freak cooker on other cooking videos

[@honeysuckle]

it'll definitely make another appearance!

[@DLRS1]

I cannot show this to my husband or he will buy all of the gadgets. Oh, and he’ll use each one exactly once😂

[@kikixchannel]

I mean, the cocktail maker and the matcha maker are the only 'gadgets' here. The other three are tools and if you already have them at home, you're most likely going to use them. Though, I mean...your husband may be using them only once and someone else in the household will be the one using them the second+ times...

[@istimuthmainnah5210]

Since the meat slicer can slice a cheese that thin, I definitely can use it to slice a thin layer of tempe to make a perfect tempe mendoan with it

[@say_whuat]

To be honest, the 139$ Matcha kit looks more like a scam to me :D

[@malatinundoo9930]

Then don't look at it

[@dsr0116]

My main set of knives are Global knives. They have a nice set of knife sharpeners that work with Asian knives (since they have a narrower knife edge than European knives). The sharpeners are a set of wetstone rollers that are suspended on top of a small reservoir for water. I couldn't see getting that professional knife sharpener since it takes up so much space, and the Global sharpener does really sharpen Asian angle knives.

[@theodorehsu5023]

Thanks for your wonderful video, letting us see what nice (and not as nice) gadgets we could get for our home kitchens! I always enjoy what you do (bows down)

[@honeysuckle]

thank you!! it's so fun to test them out!! :D

[@diairairship2403]

I have a very similar deli slicer... somewhere in the basement. I had no idea it deserved such a high "pro" rating. It's such a pain to clean that we haven't used it in 10 years. It is convenient though, especially for those chunks of bacon you have to slice yourself.

[@lanasinapayen3354]

You look so happy slicing stuff, best part of the video 😂❤

[@lleexxii]

Should definitely keep that portable stove top for future videos

[@juliankra09]

As a german the "slocer" is mandatory in our kitchena. Its a multifunktional gadget. For bread, cheese, any kind of beef... I thunk every german household has something like that 😊 The other gadgets... Worthless! In my opinion

[@Setheykid47]

Being that one of the most known commercial deli slicer brands is German, this doesn’t shock me

[@kikixchannel]

Knife sharpener is not worthless. You can say it's oversized, but you need to sharpen your knives, and not everyone is willing to put in the time and effort into learning to use whetstones. The stove...well, for a typical person that's overkill. Unless you want to cook like a high-end professional chef (or are a high-end professional chef), most people would still just set it on some random temperature and cook till they think it's done. As such, it's not useless (I mean, how can a functioning stove be useless in the first place?!), its price is just based on functions that have no real use in a typical household. Cocktail maker is outright a handicap though and the matcha maker is a space-waster, indeed.

[@r.salisbury133]

You can get the raw "matcha leaf" from other sources if you look for tencha, which is what the tea is called before it's ground. It's around $0.50 per gram.

[@drac1st]

Wow you are the only other person I've seen eating a cheese and ham wrap sometimes I eat them while I'm preparing my dinner. 😊👍.

[@AceHBK972]

I have the Breville CF. That sounds means your pan isn’t made for induction cooktops. Their YT channel has French omelette tutorial 🙂

[@cjpietropinto9293]

I have an old slicer from the 1970's. I use it OFTEN! But mine breaks down into four pieces. Only the electric space isn't dish washer safe. How was the newer one for cleaning?

[@stilavalentine2482]

Keep on making videos like this please ❤

[@dogieeu]

Theoretically you can try growing your own matcha plant and use the machine to make purely your own matcha

[@sjenkins1057]

Everyone puts on a really fancy dress to work in the kitchen, right 🙂 ? I have had the a control freak for years, although mine is just manual settings. Its breathtakingly expensive, but worth it if you can swing it. It really changes the way that you cook, once you learn what temperatures to use for the things you want to make. The thermometer is not a meat probe, it is for deep frying to manage the actual oil temperature.

[@bizzwag]

I have considered buying a pro meat slicer for my home because I love sandwiches and deli meat and cheese in general and there is a GFS near me and I can buy whole blocks or tubes of deli meat from there and it seams to be like 1-3 dollars cheaper per pound to do it that way. Then i would just bag and freeze the meat and pull it out as I need it. I think the slicer would pay for its self after only year of owning it.

[@PositivelyNice]

I like that your channel is doing well and your content can move towards more and more costly production and you are still teaching a lot. 👍💪🎉

[@honeysuckle]

thank you!! it's so fun to see what's out there!

[@jengle1970]

What brand/model are those coup glasses

[@Xbox360gamer5000]

For the people who want a Sharp knive on a Budget: Zwilling V Edge sharpener 👍

[@gabrieldias3479]

Seeing Bombas sponsoring from delicate Honeysuckle to brute force John Malecki isn't something I could expect 😂

[@visalxd]

I remember them from SharkTank loll XD

[@gabrieldias3479]

@visalxd really? So there ARE actual brands that became real after Shark Tank? That's nice hahaha

[@honeysuckle]

i'm obsessed with the bow socks!! 🎀

[@missamanda2703]

My wet stone is 60 years old, and so are some of my best knives. I did have some restored at the handle. My grandmother brought them home from when they were stationed in Japan at the end of WW2. My grandfather was a General in the Airforce, and my grandmother was a civilian employee. Most of my best glass is from Germany. It's also extremely higher quality than anything made now days my mother got them for her wedding. I forgot I'm 50. I guess my knives are 80, not 60. Lol, my Stand Mixer is a kitchen aid my grandmother got as a gift from her first husband. My moms dad also was WW2 in 1947 when my mom was born. I have a 1972 sedan delivery that was my parents' 1st car, and my husband has restored for me. I am very close to having my bedroom and living room finally finished in my 1950s to 1960s vintage style. My kitchen will be my last. I have my sink i need to restore, and I have my 1956 GE Oven warmer burner storage combination. My dream of the refrigerator is, however, probably never going to happen. The closest I can find working is the 1970s. My husband suggested buying the shell and moving components. Basically, making a fake one. He can fabricate, but the inside is the interesting part.

[@Rawr856]

Hold on.. 6:48 where are those heels from 😍😲

[@SummerMavuso]

Looks like Gucci

[@DrQuinzel666]

Should have tried the bartesian drink machine . It’s way easier and works amazing.

[@honeysuckle]

I need to look into it!!

[@Kadazia]

Girl that professional knife sharpener sure sounded loud to me haha

[@2345studyhardkido]

0:58 for those who hate the sound of knife sharpening tool

[@loveheart8406]

Thought I was months late to this video only to find out it was posted less than an hour ago 😂

[@honeysuckle]

love to see you here!

[@mariyadudnik7139]

Hello, could you make a video with the most useful New Year gifts?

[@gregh9762]

The thing is..a professional, especially an expert professional uses the most basic stuff, that's what I think made their skills amazing. I saw similar slicer on most deli since they're basically a prettier version of an industrial one, but other than that they're kitchen gadget. I hate those and I work in tech..

[@thegodinfinite]

I think my meat slicer that I got for ⅕ that price (and it folds up for storage) is probably the "home" version.

[@Yeonjunsbae.]

omg the fact you talked about Ashley and I'm starting to watch both of ur videos nowdays is crazy

[@andreajones8400]

I must know where the black dress is from!

[@Iklas-hsa]

NICE VIDEO KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

[@thestalkinghead]

i'd say that was more of a expensive Vs cheap home equipment, rather than professional Vs home equipment

[@alexb859]

Awesome video!!!

[@honeysuckle]

thank you! we had so much fun making this video!

[@alexb859]

@honeysuckle yep 😁👍🏻

[@ryleighkreagan]

Okay but how is the portable stove top gonna be over $1000 and not have an omelet setting💀

[@Chocolatemilkpro]

im sorry, but that drink maker just put the liquids into a glass.... you coulda just done that LMAO

[@Liz_ty]

your heels are cute ☺️ where are they from?

[@ChaosChrissii]

Herzlichen Glückwunsch. Ich tippe auf 3:12

[@ajrey8457]

The Control Freak cost as much as a decent stone.

[@IrfanF3321]

did u wash the meat slicer ?

[@softalpenglow]

As someone who's worked in hospitality for the last 10 years I have never seen anyone use these 'professional' products 😂😂😂😂 most chefs use stones to sharpen their knives, tea sommeliers just get the highest quality Matcha rather than grinding it fresh because it's about the particle size as well as the quality. Matcha is usually first flush and first pick gyukoro (only the tips and first growth of the season) but depending on the farm or the producer it may vary (this is what I was taught at a tea farm in Japan 😅😅😅) and I'm sure most bartenders would just prefer to mix their drinks the old fashioned way. It's more fun for everyone to watch them shake it. Pls don't encourage people to buy more things that are single use. 😢😢😢😢 Probably the most useful item is the meat slicer but considering the danger aspect I don't recommend. Pls just ask your Deli person to slice to the thickness you prefer 😂😂

[@wokeydokey6885]

Omelette is something I cook while I'm sleepy or when I'm drunk and have no problem cooking it to perfection on a gas burner (while looking 10 times better than what you just shown). I didn't know it was something that requires so much heat control 😂. Skill issue I guess. Also, an induction cook top is not equal to a gas burner and you failed to mention that too, again, a skill issue I guess.

[@kromhout99]

Can you please test the pacojet against the ninja creamy pleaseeeee !!!

[@honeysuckle]

Sureeee

[@Pig.170]

i loveee your videos so much

[@ViOrzuna]

Your dress is so cute! Can I have the link please!! ❤

[@eternaldarkness3139]

What a shame the "Juicero" went bankrupt. Definitely the pinnicle of over-engineered, stupidly expensive, pointless home kitchen appliances. Thankfully there's still the "Lomi" kitchen composter... realistically, it's an overpriced breadmaker you stuff food waste into, until it dies.

[@moiznahmad]

I've now watched 2 videos with the Barsys and both of them have had technical issues and phone compatibility issues with the machine....Barsys needs to step up their quality control and reliability.

[@pippa3150]

The Barsys is pronounced Bar-sis. It's short for bar system. Definitely not worth the $! And the hotplate is the same price as a new oven. Lol. Thanks for the video!

[@isaiahdoxtator1527]

If she would’ve used a leather strop that thing would’ve really cut it that thin

[@henrikaugustsson4041]

Those knife sharpener gadgets don’t really sharpen the knife at all. There’s a science to how sharpening works, and those basic sharpeners don’t work under those rules. Sharpening requires removing metal from the knife, at an angle which creates micro-teeth. The basic sharpener removes metal, but it doesn’t create those micro-teeth, so it doesn’t remain sharp. That’s basically how it works, I’m no expert, can’t explain it much better.

[@juliabalogh9282]

Fantastic video 👏

[@calumsanderson6741]

I'm pretty tech savvy. As long as I understand the basics of what's going on (A must connect to B etc), and I'm fine. I can already tell I'd be absolutely fuming at that gadget. What a waste of time, money, space, energy and emotion. Absolute mockery. Thank you for showing the world how crap it is!

[@melisaprietoaboitiz7184]

I loved your black dress

[@kxyr28]

still don't get the point of the barsys if it's not mixing the drink for you

[@heytherejuliee.6765]

For the best knife sharpener ever and the easiest to use is horl.

[@erinchamberlain1315]

Anyone else have crippling anxiety watching her use the meat slicer? No? Just me then😂. I had to turn away a couple times 🥺😳❤️. Also, and maybe this is my jealousy talking, but, I can't even imagine what life would be like if I had the disposable income to purchase a $1,500 stove top burner 😂. I mean, I can imagine, but, it's not in the cards for my current lifetime 😂❤. I love watching you test these things though! A girl can dream

[@erinchamberlain1315]

Also, that cocktail robot is ridiculous. It should be easy and smooth for the price. Also, it didn't appear to shake or stir the drink, unless I just missed that part? It's a beautiful machine for sure but it's more of a 'look at this expensive thing I have ' product than a useful gadget, imho. I feel like I'm being the biggest Debbie Downer today😂❤ Bah Humbug 😂❤

[@dai-chitran]

for $10 you can just buy a simple whetstone

[@pocholomallari7150]

0:40 that sounds AWFUL 😞

[@honeysuckle]

soooo bad!

[@emilyg9253]

The definition of something can be good, but it is still not worth the money 🍳

[@trektn]

I think we lost the meaning of professional kitchen gadget once I saw the macha and the cocktail maker, when I think of it I don't think of things with necessary Bluetooth pairing and super advanced things, I just think of high quality things that work in a demanding environment, I can people using the breville and the knife sharpener but ultimately unnecessary compared to the normal burners in the kitchen and a whetstone, the meat slicer is cool but not what I'd call professional grade

[@etherealicer]

Instead of sharpening, try stropping. Especially on more expensive kitchen knives.

[@metasymphony]

If you learn to use the cocktail shaker like a bartender, it will be better than any device. Not trying to be elitist or rude, it’s easy when you get the hang of it especially considering all your cooking skills. 2 hands, shake really hard at shoulder in a circular motion - but it’s better to look up a tutorial.

[@TormekCulinary]

Thanks for testing our Tormek T-1 Kitchen Knife Sharpener, and we’re delighted it performed well! A note to viewers in case it wasn’t immediately apparent: the “sparks” in the video are NOT real but were added for dramatic effect! 😊

[@Mr3DPrintWizard]

You added way too much water to the hand made matcha. It’s 2g of matcha to 90g water. The water should be 160f. Trust me.

[@melissamccurdy5654]

❤❤❤

[@BOING_MAGIC]

PLEASE DO A MUKBANG WITH YOUR FAMILY 👻

[@Kellykins1]

❤

[@erikhanke]

Professional cook what he consider those to be professional or industrial products to be more just a fancier, upgraded version of the more basic versions tormekyou are testing is the basic home version for kitchens. They have a more professional kitchen version.

[@jenniferkitchen4273]

Do you actually go buy them or they send it to you . I know myself won't be able to pay for most of them just way too expensive for me to afford

[@letillac610]

Ahahahahahah ! The way you told « eau de toilette » sounds a Little like « toilets water » !!! It’s very cute though !! Love your channel !!!! 🥰🥰🥰

[@9ice1clothing72]

I have never been this early

[@juliabalogh9282]

Details on your please 🙏 I want it ❤

[@honeysuckle]

on what item? :)

[@juliabalogh9282]

@honeysuckle thw little black dress with the bow 🖤

[@ronaldmalfoy]

as a bartender those electro drink machines are a joke. like for that price you could fully load up a really decent home bar and go to stupid mixology school for that price. also any kitchen thing that needs an app is a waste.

[@itzmedavi5463]

Ok

[@Moosep1p]

So how do u wash the slicing machine?😭