I Tested Viral Kitchen Gadgets ft an Egg Boiler!!??

[@mrbarrylewis]

If you fancy getting the gadgets you can find them here Egg boiler amzn.to/32yNI71 Cactus reusable ice cubes amzn.to/2o4BZxX Joseph Joseph Helix Citrus Peeler amzn.to/2JaOwqZ Lemoniere lemon juicer amzn.to/2qzdCJL Dreamfarm Smood potato masher amzn.to/2W1oLP9 Joie deviled egg maker amzn.to/35OgTop Have a Barrathon, watch the kitchen gadget testing playlist kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnamcquGrdiXo9E

[@rolfs2165]

I grew up being told that you put potatoes in the cold water and heat them up with the water. Also, why didn't you put a lid on the pot?

[@faeirydancer]

The name of the deviled egg maker is literally my middle name 😂 ... yes i can prove it too

[@musculardystrophy1073]

How does this hobbit get so excited about juicing a lemon? Imagine how excited he would be if he figured out how to pleasure his wife...

[@trx_gaming6442]

The metal bowl you didn't know what it did, well basically I think you put water in it then boil the eggs

[@littleowl22778]

This video came at the right time Just found my gerbil Houdini passed away. Was due to be booked in for surgery on Wednesday but he didn't make it until then. Feeling upset and sad and your videos always cheer me up and make me laugh. Hope this one makes me laugh as much as the rest of them do. Keep up the fantastic work. Ps hopefully getting one of your cook books for Christmas and maybe both if I'm lucky my partner knows how much I love your channel and watches your videos with me when I'm down visiting him.

[@CCHAWC717]

Am I the only one who uses can lids to drain cans of liquid? Just a finger on the lid to press against the content, then tip and drain?

[@carothiell3259]

Same here.

[@gerardacronin3095]

That tuna thing was totally redundant.

[@MilwaukeeWoman]

I'm always worried the top of the can is dirty.

[@tamarakaddatz9955]

Same here.

[@carothiell3259]

@@MilwaukeeWoman You can always wash the can before opening it.

[@lottekvist1843]

“Ash tray” for the water maybe? So the base doesn’t burn?

[@tore650]

follow the link he posted for the egg boiler... should take you about 5 seconds to figure out what it's for...

[@MilwaukeeWoman]

@@tore650 Way to be bitchy about answering a question. To the person who asked, it's an omelette tray. If it works like mine the stem comes off the egg holder and you set the omelette tray on it.

[@dimsumboy22]

@@MilwaukeeWoman way to be an oversensitive ninny. It literally takes 5 seconds to realise what it's for just by looking at the page.

[@emmamoffat4425]

Tor Arne Michaels

[@donnalynn2]

The bases always burn. My egg cooker came with one but it called it a poaching tray. Depends on the model I guess.

[@KlyeKlyeKlye]

Those plastic ice "cubes" have existed for ages! I remember we used to throw them into our lunch bag on family trips, super handy!

[@jackiependergrass9062]

However the plastic ice cubes don't last very long they melt too fast. ☹ at least the ones I bought

[@Nikolaiwww]

Yhe..I remember then from when I was young. They're useless. Plastic is a material that does not conduct heat or cold very good...so you got luk cold drink for a long time...

[@alienmissy4836]

We had some when I was a kid, we used it as a toy though, so I had no idea what they were😂 found some in a store a few months ago, and then I thought of playing with them as a kid. I was 25 years old when I figured out what the things I used as a toy when I was a kid actually are😂😂 but to be fair, before I saw them there, I hadn't seen them in 18-20 years😂😂

[@Alice-ib4cz]

I used to just chew them because I was a dumbass 😂

[@bethwindows3509]

We loved them as kids

[@jack064123]

The tray is for making an omelette make sure to grease it and that kind of egg maker always burn like that.

[@mokimon5079]

jack064123 bump

[@jimmeier547]

The burn is from mineral residue of the water and egg shell. Just use a mix of white vinegar and water and it will come off easily.

[@donnalove6207]

Yep. For omelettes.

[@PurdueAlum01]

@@jimmeier547 thank you for posting this info for the people...it literally says that same exact thing on my egg cooker...

[@mattsnyder4754]

“Turn off the unit before all the water boils off” Doesn’t turn off unit and all the water boils off. “See that’s why you need clearer instructions”

[@TJWhiteStar]

@tyrone utiger the tray is actually for making an omelette if it's anything like the one I have. You do out water directly onto the boil plate (same as the Toast and Egg or Toast and Beans toasters)

[@johnmccallum8512]

@@TJWhiteStar I would still use it to put water in easier to clean than the base.

[@TJWhiteStar]

@@johnmccallum8512 if you don't over boil and scorch the water there's nothing to clean. Just a quick wipe out with a cleaning cloth. It's water nothing more.

[@luchia4tom134]

to be fair though, it did say to wait for the buzzer sound before switching off and he did do that as soon as the click sounded although he had noticed the light had gone off earlier so maybe it was a fault with the gadget and the clicker sound should have happened when the light went off? i mean it did seem a bit cheap as the power button was just ornamentation... >.> if its useless then why have it there?

[@Timeward76]

@@luchia4tom134 ah I love it when my product comes damaged from the factory.

[@JackBealeGuitar]

Ever consider doing these videos live so we could give you suggestions when you get stuck?

[@purplefeet100]

WHY IS HE NOT FUNDING THIS

[@TheElsarild]

Why should he? I love Barry, but he is self aware of his issues, and if he really wanted to change it, he could just read the instructions. But when he dosen't, and stuff goes wrong, 2 things generally happen. Either, you get a "toaster incident" which, if memory serves ended up on trending, or people in the comments rush to comment without finishing the video, so he gets loads of viewer engagement, which helps him show up in the recommended tab.

[@JackBealeGuitar]

@@TheElsarild just thought it would be fun, you know engaging with us. No need to get all flustered with me. Be chill like Barry

[@TheElsarild]

@@JackBealeGuitar I'm not flustered, and Barry constantly engages with his fans. It just seems like most people are totally oblivious as to how KZbin works. If you got something that keeps people commenting and engaging with the videos, keep doing it.

[@JackBealeGuitar]

@@TheElsarild why are so upset by this though? Life is more than algorithms and views. Barry's channel is fun to watch, I've never had any hassle from his subscribers before, perhaps you are bored on lockdown, we all are. Please don't respond again. I don't need "educatin'" or whatever you feel you're doing. I don't do this Internet argument thing. Have a great day. I may delete this entire thread, will that make you happy?

[@TippyTot]

Me: Stumble on a random Barry video Friday night. Barry: People spend their weekend watching the entire playlist Me: haha who does that?! Me on Monday still watching Barrys playlists: I do that apparently 😂😂

[@jk9554]

There's no shame in that... we've all done that :D

[@lexxieburton6182]

happened to me also....

[@nollypolly1869]

Same! I binged nearly the entire library after watching one video. He's quirky, funny, very approachable, the kids are adorable and Mrs Barry is a saint for putting up with him lmao!

[@davidlockwood9192]

lol welcome to the Barry Club!

[@LastBastion]

Same

[@Jay_Mortis]

The Ice cube things are wicked they even sell versions in Poundland not just reusable but they don't water down your drinks! Brilliant.

[@gerardacronin3095]

_Voodoo_Creep _ Yes, and they have been around for many years.

[@Jay_Mortis]

@@gerardacronin3095 yeah they have I remember my grandma having some when I was little too

[@GreatSageSunWukong]

I used to have some years ago I got in Tesco that were pink elephants, but I think its just water inside them as overtime they looked disgusting as mold grew in the water inside

[@rebeccahetrick6576]

They've been around for decades...

[@joannajones8519]

I got 6 in a beach glass I bought..love em. They are bout inch square

[@MeAuntieNora]

The deviled egg gun looks like a... uh, an Austin Powers prop. "That sort of thing isn't my bag, baby."

[@anumeon]

"One Internet Egg plunger, signed for by Austin Powers." "One book, My Egg plunger and me, written by Austin Powers" :D

[@JamesPotts]

@@anumeon Damn, I was just typing this, but took too long. 😂

[@TheNatasha70007000]

It's not mine I swear!

[@ThatDamnPandaKai]

@@anumeon *Swedish made egg plunger.

[@brianartillery]

@@anumeon - Perfect!

[@starblomma]

I'm from Germany and I always assumed that there's an egg boiler in nearly every household. Then I moved to Canada and found out that outside of Germany nobody had a clue what I was talking about :-D It's fascinating to see what gadgets are common or not common at all depending on the country :)

[@liriosogno6762]

I confirm!

[@MilwaukeeWoman]

I think they're very common in counties that serve eggs with noodles like Japan. In the USA they are popular with people who are on high protein diets and eat a lot of eggs.

[@starblomma]

@@LifeOfNigh I would say it depends. Because with a decent egg cooker (not like the one in the video ^^) you can easily set it to soft, medium or hard boiled and don't need to watch it because it switches off automatically. So you can put your eggs in, set it to whatever yolk-hardness you like and go take a shower, get dressed or whatever else you want to do before breakfast :)

[@melissavlug3424]

It is also very common in the Netherlands!😊

[@ida6950]

I’m from Germany but I’ve never had one if these nor do I know anyone who does. I always thought they were just for lazy people hehe Aber scheint schon ganz praktisch zu sein wenn man ein weiches Ei haben, aber nicht viereinhalb Minuten in der Küche schuften will um am Ende vielleicht statt einem weichen, ein nur ein zufällig weiches Ei zu bekommen.

[@TezzTexy]

When the egg cooker is done, take the eggs straight out. Ore they Will overcook

[@Nikolaiwww]

Jepp. I know. LIke you would if you boil them in any other gadget :)

[@LazyPoetess]

Barry, I own a Copper Chef version of that egg maker and absolutely love it. It has an automatic shut off, does up to 14 eggs and has a tray for poaching. The best part is the boiled eggs, though, because the shells come off so easily and it's a really simple, quick way to have boiled eggs in the morning. Edit - The eggs from mine are always perfectly cooked, too...not with that sulfur ring around the yolk. The tray is for making scrambled eggs/omlettes, and ours got a brown spot on the metal bit as well, so we switched to using filtered water. I think it's just the impurities in tap water burning on the metal. Not really dangerous, I don't think, just not very nice to look at.

[@rs_mind8352]

The FDA is the Food and Drug Administration. They’re the US food safety people

[@jackkreacherr9339]

Pretty sad when you combine drug and food in one lazy ass company.

[@Thomashorsman]

I think the metal bowl thing is to put the water in then you put that under the eggs, much like when cooking you put your water in a pan before putting in on the stove (imagining it wouldn’t go everywhere)

[@shitalya1]

nope, it won't close if you do that. it'S for omelette (but doesn'T work very well if you ask me).

[@annnoyez]

My thoughts too .. I would put for water as well

[@octtubeinc3129]

No it’s to make an omelette lol I have a similar device

[@moonluvr55]

We have one like that and that other pan is for scrambled eggs or omelet

[@jacklynncastle9263]

Was thinking maybe poached too?

[@MadCrazeTheBlade708]

@@jacklynncastle9263 my machine says its for all of them, so you are both right~

[@CarinaCoffee]

Mine didn't come with that, that would be such a nice thing!

[@CarinaCoffee]

Mine didn't come with that, that would be such a nice thing!

[@CarinaCoffee]

Mine didn't come with that, that would be such a nice thing!

[@peterkartoffelking]

Normally those egg cookers work like this: When you turn them on the red light will light up and the cooker starts to heat up. After a while when the water starts boiling the red light will shut down and it stops heating up until the temperature drops down too much. That's when the heating element is turned on again and the red light lights up. (There's a relay in these things, that's why you hear that click when the heater turns on) When the water is evaporated and the eggs are cooked the boiler will beep and you have to turn it of or it'll get damaged. At least that's how every cheap egg boiler worked that I've seen

[@danceswithsheep3058]

LuckyLukas98 yup, I have one of those gadgets and when it’s ready it makes such a loud buzzing you can hear it anywhere in the house. Of course, I’m looking at you Barry, the trick is not to switch it off before it’s finished otherwise it won’t beep when done 🤣

[@someonedifferent198]

I have used a few in my life, they last forever (but mom would not let me take hers when I moved out :P ). I find them really handy, I don't have many gadgets in the kitchen, but I love the ease of the egg cooker. In my experience they all get a dark build up really quickly, water is not just H2O and those impurities will leave some dark spots, but you do not have to worry about them at all!!! Barry really should have waited for the noise, the complains there aren't any instructions, but that instruction was actually present.....

[@Nothhart]

The egg cooker I have actually has a auto-off feature. Once all the water evaporates the whole thing just switches off. It doesn't have a buzzer, so I set my kitchen timer to go off roughly a minute before the cooker should finish (mine came with a rather thorough instruction booklet that lists approximate cooking times based on how much water you add to it) so I can prep a bowl of cold water to put the eggs in. If I do hardboiled eggs and don't promptly put them in cold water they'll wind up with the browned/greyed yolks like the ones in this video. Also the "burnt" stuff is just water impurities. If Barry didn't wash the eggs before putting them in the egg cooker that would explain why it looks extra dark/gross since residue on the eggs would have just burned off a little bit. Good ol' soap and water will clean that up fairly well though.

[@someonedifferent198]

@@Nothhart Scaring the eggs (that is what we call it, for some reason)with cold water immediately after cooking, also makes makes them wayyyyy easier to peel, especially when they are fresh. I also always dunk them in cold water :)

[@NoDontLikeIt]

Valauthiel haha, scaring. I love it. The actual term is “shocking” which means to stop the cooking process by placing the food in an ice water bath.

[@Nails_By_Kimberlee]

I have some of those reusable ice cubes and I really like mine (the ones I have are square like real ice cubes lol). They're great for drinks that you want to chill but don't want to water down.

[@TJWhiteStar]

Barry: Unfortunately again this is User Error. The burnt bit is because you let it boil dry when it told you not to. The metal dish is for making Omelettes or Poached egg in it instead of using the egg holder. Also you turned it off and let it sit so the yokes ended up grey with oxidation of the sulphur compounds in the yoke. The whole dropping in ice water stops this by stopping the cooking but you did this well after you stopped applying heat. These machines are great and mine does up to 12 in one go but is a bit more expensive so has a self shut off as well as a timer just to avoid the boiling dry.

[@erinxox8828]

Maybe for the egg one, the red light goes off when it’s completely heat up, and it’s just clicks once it’s done? Idk😂

[@GmodPlusWoW]

That masher does look like an excellent potato masher. Much better than the old Stielhandgranate that we've been using.

[@Bipperl]

I remember growing up that my parents ALWAYS cooked their breakfast eggs in an egg boiler. I can understand that it's way easier to just plop the eggs in and forget about them and wait for the demonic/hellish beeping to alert you, that your eggs are perfectly boiled :)

[@devKazuto]

We've got egg boiler for decades in Germany already. How can it be that you've never heard of it before? It must have made its way to GB at some point XD And we use the lid of the tuna can to press out any brine of the tuna.

[@ToyaVdhende]

in belgium we also had it for ages

[@R.C.H]

Kazu same i. Sweden

[@cairngirl07]

And in the U.S.

[@JulesVonBasslake]

At times it seems that Barry thinks something that has been a thing for ages is a new thing because he somehow found out about it just recently...

[@enarabone2555]

Yes we've had it here in the uk for a long, long time, but that doesn't mean that everybody has heard of it!

[@CharlieFlemingOriginal]

I reviewed an Egg Cooker from Lidl last week. I love it, it has been used lots since. It can do up to 7 eggs and was only 8 quid. Much better than boiling a full pan of water then waiting for the eggs to cook, time and energy saved, oh and also less bother to clean. TRIPLE WIN.

[@elisehannah2748]

How hard is it to wash a pan?

[@CharlieFlemingOriginal]

@@elisehannah2748 For me and you not hard at all, but this is easier to clean for everyone, and saves so much time and money filling a full pan of water when the cooker uses barely enough water to cover one egg and can cook 7. Barry bought a bit of a dud as mine has a good beep to say when they are cooked, and was only 8 quid.

[@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686]

I have some ice like those cactus ones, except mine are in the shape of fruit and stars. They are great when you don't want your drink watered down but still cold. The little pan could be where you put the water so you can easily pour any extra out. The sound the eggs made when you blew them out was fantastic! Deviled eggs are a staple in the Southern US.

[@HollehhMarie]

“We’re just getting crazy now” **throws whole spoon of paprika on egg**

[@darniataylor7749]

"Who wants deviled eggs?" 🌬️ {proceeds to blow eggs out of shell} "Anybody? Anybody?..."

[@stephaniewrightmua8382]

The tray is for the water. It's like a bain Marie. Love your videos with Mrs B. She's great fun.

[@JimJam2001]

They should have called the lemoniere “the Lemonator”

[@shirleycastle5170]

You can get rid of that residue from cooking the eggs by using vinegar just enough to cover the base and it will shine up like new after about 10 minutes. I have one that is attached to my toaster and it does the same thing each time. The extra silver plate is for scrambled or omelet making. I use mine for heating a muffin and a bit ham.

[@dudenumbe1]

When making deviled eggs I always use a cake decorating tool. It’s basically the same thing although that does look slightly easier the gadget you’ve used. You have also brightened up my day. It’s been gloomy and cold here so it’s been nice staying indoors and watching the newest video before I crack on with the rest of my day.

[@daphne05051]

Barry is scaring me everytime he cut a lemon and say “ahh”

[@nancyware7282]

I know. I wish he wouldn't do that!

[@Datascroller]

Same 😂

[@lorawiese5897]

I think he may have had a cut or something as a couple of times he shook his hand. Lemons/Limes can really burn in open sores. Not really sure just a thought.

[@seanconfer7903]

I'm very impressed with how much Barry and his channel has grown over the years. I admit I used to not like watching him because he had the palate of a 5 year old. But now he's a very versatile chef with more adult tastes (: Awesome work man. I'm glad you stuck to what you like to do.

[@Cassiea255]

I have a smaller version of the potato masher. I use it to stir gravy or anything that needs to be combined with something else (like a pot of water and a package of dry mix). It does a perfect job at making sure that everything is combined and there are no lumps. Love your videos!

[@chelsey8737]

I love that your outlets turn off at the wall. Thats so smart and helpful

[@daniellegrater2161]

Those reusable ice cubes were a lifesaver when my daughter was little and had to have all liquids thickened to a nectar-thick consistency due to a swallowing disorder. All the benefits of ice without diluting the texture of the drink!

[@WreakingOfSmoke]

I have an egg cooker like that! Mine came with fantastic instructions. It even came with a couple of different trays to make poached eggs or omelettes in. The instructions made it a point to tell you different cooking times, recipes, and all that. So at least there are some versions that have a good set of instructions! That can really make or break a product.

[@WreakingOfSmoke]

Oh and the burning is from the minerals in the water. It only turned brown because you left it on for too long. You can use vinegar to clean it off from what I remember. But a mineral buildup is normal! It shows up white if you use appropriate cook times. Not that those instructions were of any help in that department.

[@AnneMaaikie]

We actually used that egg boiler at my old job :) We didn't have a stove, but we boiled eggs that way for breakfasts! Worked like a charm.

[@SengirIndustries]

I have an egg cooker like the one you showed it just shuts the light off when it's done

[@_Piers_]

Ooh, that lemon watering can was just terrible!

[@Lady_Red-Herb]

always impressed to still see people who have never seen an egg boiler xD They have been there for many many decades and are normal in almost every household here :)

[@ChrisRyot]

I'm contemplating a Barathon while doing some chores. Sounds like a good idea to me.

[@robperrim4981]

I have been watching a few channels testing kitchen gadgets till I found you Barry. Now I’m hooked on you only. You make me laugh so much. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@stiras1]

I'm almost 30 years-old and we have had an egg boiler my ENTIRE life. When I moved to England to go to university and I asked my flat mates where the egg boiler was they were so confused. I had to learn to boil eggs in a sauce pan at the age of 20 years-old. They all laughed.

[@tmf866]

Oster makes a wonderful steamer that has egg depressions in the base of the basket. It makes perfect eggs (cooked any way you like in the shell) and it's a general purpose steamer too.

[@alexhacking4205]

It burned because you left it on after it had finished and the tray is for poached eggs

[@MilwaukeeWoman]

That's just mineral deposits from the water that cooked on. They come off with a little vinegar.

[@mquentaro]

Mom had a proper egg boiler that buzzed, had the spike to poke the eggs into to prevent cracking etc. This was in the nineties. We bought a bag of plastic ice "cubes" from the eurostore this summer.

[@adorbs.arianaa2347]

Is it just me or when he said “smell that” I actually tried to smell it🤣

[@JulesVonBasslake]

Personally, i almost avoided breathing for that bit since i hate canned tuna. Can't stand it, smells awful, and if it's the oily variant, tastes even worse...

[@adorbs.arianaa2347]

Good point

[@DJYannisMartynov]

About the egg boiler. The metal tray is where you would add the water in, right under the actual egg tray, and there should be an egg prickling tool. These work like a charm, but you're supposed to prickle a tiny hole on the egg's bottom, before adding them to the tray. It's basically steaming them, rather than boiling, and I've been using mine for a good decade now.

[@SayYesToTacos1217]

Might get that deviled egg maker! I love deviled eggs!* *I only like them the way I make them with yellow mustard and sour cream instead of mayo.

[@katieparkin2428]

can you try the hack where you add a potato to soup that you've over salted and it takes out the salt?

[@kellyconnor8244]

These videos make me laugh and I always learn something. Do appreciate the fact you mention some of these could help with disabilities too on a more serious note.

[@Adanos_ger]

That potato-thing is brilliant, traps the potato nicely. might consider buying one of those.

[@angelsinthewindow]

Those reuseable ice cubes are really nice. I don't have the cactus but I have fruits and cubes. It works so much for alcoholic drinks if you don't want them watered down but want them cold.

[@williamrow1378]

Well Mr. Lewis I found your channel by happenstance, and I have now watched all 48 kitchen gadget videos, you are highly entertaining and I have saved 4 gadgets from your testing. Cheers keep up the great work!!

[@renasieracki1696]

I have an egg cooker like you but it can cook 12 or more eggs at a time and it has auto shut off! Makes perfect hard boiled eggs every time!

[@JarrodCoombes]

We bought one of those egg cookers a while back. You put the eggs in, then the water and press the button, it lights up and starts the process, when it's done it clicks and turns off and your good. It looks like you ran it twice without re-adding water, which is why it burnt and the eggs were really over done. That silver thing is to cook other forms of eggs (not sure what kind), ours came with a plastic omelette maker and one that allows you to poach the eggs (it has 4 egg cups).

[@jmac1473]

Those devilled eggs look delicious! I think the problem with the egg boiler was that there wasn't enough water in there and it boiled dry. I think the tray you didn't use, is definitely needed to prevent that and then whatever water you do use, is less spread out so less likely to evaporate. Sounds logical to me.

[@muffinmarie01]

I own an egg cooker very similar to the one Barry used but mine came with very specific instructions. The round dish is used for omelets and I have another dish for poached eggs, works like a charm. It's great when cooking for one and I don't have to babysit the pan, turns off automatically.

[@Shadow_Hawk_Streaming]

My family have had reusable ice cubes like that for probably well over a decade but we actually plight some like the ones in your video in the summer when on holiday as we didn't have any with us, they're great because they don't dilute your drinks and they can be just tipped into the loose space of the freezer

[@NeedleDrops]

I've got the Joseph Joseph garlic press and it works ok. Not the best, not the worst, but sturdy.

[@lizgreen1770]

The tray with the egg cooker is for making scrambled eggs or omelets 🙂

[@joannajones8519]

Awe he's gotta test that

[@BOYD1981]

Oh Barry, if only there existed some kind of device that showed you how hot or cold something is so you could visually show us the difference the ice makes. Always love these videos.

[@thatbaldguy5023]

We need MORE of these. I've waited so long!

[@DrKikiV]

Barry: You smell that, you smell that? My daughter: It smells like spaghetti! Barry: That is tuna juice. Kids, ya know?

[@ThunderGypsyUK]

I've got a whole shopping list for Dunelm and Lakeland thanks to you. (My husband has dyspraxia and a lot of these gadgets really help, and I have arthritis. Thank yooouuu) (now take me shopping 😘😘 )

[@plapbandit]

Not gonna lie, I am absolutely calling my steamer an egg kettle from now on.

[@tagger_]

I love the fascination of the egg boiling gadget. We had something similar, when I was a kid (guessing many did? - at least here in Denmark). So that's something like ~20 years ago. They were already old at the time. Fairly old gadget and very useful :)

[@phdyer7717]

I love my egg boiler had it for years, bought it in Germany, all the eggs cook evenly. The dish if for making omelettes in the boiler. If you put the boiled eggs into cold water as soon as their cooked the sulphur deposit will not develop around the yolk

[@ashleighcoffey8963]

I dont know how I found you good sir, but I am glad I did. You are GREAT!!

[@oswinaltava]

I just finished binging the playlist yesterday and a new video today, perfect timing!

[@Nanduwu]

I‘m in Germany, I know these Eggcookers probably since I‘m 3yrs old. I‘m turning 21. Mom and Grandpa had those before I was born even. They were so useful

[@jetter1019]

oddly enough i finsihed the playlist yesterday, took 3 days worth of watching after wprk hahah

[@ppod1349]

The “ashtray” with the egg boiler is to make your poached egg or omelette. I love my egg boiler, as mine does switch off and also makes perfect soft boiled dippy eggs. 😁

[@jeremyusbourne6289]

Great videos Barry. I always do my eggs in the kettle after boiled leave for 4 minutes and perfectly runny eggs.

[@Scudge0]

i think that's the first time I've heard Nipple and Lemon in the same sentence XD

[@krouser800]

Barry please never stop what you do. You work really hard and i love every minute of your vids. Youre a cracking guy with a lovely family. P.s. hey up from manchester!

[@meemee48larue22]

Dearest Barry, The egg cooker is a great little gadget. I use it at least once a week. The tray is for omlets or scrambled eggs. ❤ Love your vids by the way.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@RainaThrownAway]

I think the reason those Joseph Joseph crushers follow the same design is because they're using the mechanical advantage of a screw. One of the simplest machines, good for multiplying force.

[@SatansZombieAngel661]

Helpful hack for the cans, cut from the side with the can opener and you will cut off any sharp edge :)

[@brandyfreeman4098]

I have a similar rapid egg boiler (made by Dash) & I love it. Mine came w/ an additional piece that is used to make omelets but it is plastic & has sections inside of it. It doesn't look anything like the extra piece Barry had though his is an omelet maker, too. The "burnt" area is also normal. Mine always looks like that once I take the tray out. Also, on the bottom of the cup you fill w/ water mine has a sharp needle. You are supposed to pierce each egg prior to putting them in to boil. It works a charm every single time I've used it. They also have double decker models that will do 12 eggs at a time.

[@laralesniak4909]

I am from Germany and everyone here has such a eg-boiler-thing!

[@melissavlug3424]

Yes here in the Netherlands too!

[@Nikolaiwww]

In Norway too

[@boomer1794]

I have a 10 year old egg thing from Germany, wakes the whole house up once it’s done

[@MadCrazeTheBlade708]

1:20 that pan is for like poached eggs or scrambled, the egg cooker I bought had one and thankfully explained it as such also my egg cooker makes the loudest piercing ringing noise that goes through walls like they didn't exist, I wish my oven time was that loud.

[@tinselbmerryweather]

Are you still giving the deviled egg maker, the last thing you used?? I would LOVE THAT!! Deviled eggs are the best food ever.

[@eligil4629]

How are we nearly at gadget testing 50! Been here from the start of the series 😂

[@diamondengel5980]

Same 😂

[@Tazzie1312]

I actually kind of love reusable ice cubes. My freezer doesn't have room for ice trays!

[@anumeon]

Typical, that Monty Python segway.. from tuna and lemon/lime it should have gone to the fish-slapping dance.. Now that would have been perfect.. :D

[@EA-yi4iv]

Always love ur videos, very entertaining and very informative. Thank you ❤️

[@sandiroberts6296]

I’d say the ashtray is probably a poaching tray or streamed scrambled eggs. I needed a good laugh, and as usual, you delivered!

[@katherinesmith1993]

The tray in your egg cooker is for poached eggs, it's really handy if you arent very good at making them in a pan 😅

[@thenefairius]

Hey Barry! That metal tray thing is for poaching eggs, that’s what other kits usually say it’s for

[@LadyP101]

The metal bowl is for when you want to make an ‘omelet’. Just grease the pan, put in your egg and fillings then put the metal tray on the egg holder thing without the stem, put the water in and cook away.

[@haveyoubeen30]

morning Barry for the three ingredient playlist i suggest carrot and coriander soup just boil the carrots and blend with coconut milk and add the fresh coriander done

[@candywalker00]

I just have to say.... I am ADDICTED to your videos! Keep up the good work!! I've made a list of gadgets I want and recipes to try! THANK YOU!!!

[@mrbarrylewis]

thanks a bunch

[@candywalker00]

@@mrbarrylewis You're welcome a bunch!!

[@gertrudecooper9345]

The cactus are reusable ice cubes. They make them in all kinds of shapes. The longer you freeze them the better they work. The tray for the egg cooker may have been the water tray. If it was deeper. You may have put the water where the heating element is so the water got more direct heat. The pizza reheater, you were using upside down, i think. There is a water area on the other side crust end. I have 1 but haven't really used it yet. Lol.

[@JohnRedds]

The tray is for steaming food. Dumplings, baos, siu mai, watery egg, chicken, anything that fits. You use it in place of the egg... Cosy. That device is basically the upper steamer part of a rice cooker. Methinks the buzzer(and button) is faulty but the light off should have been an indicator to turn the device off. It should have a spring-loaded button like regular rice cookers that pops when the water runs out, but I think this one's just broke. You also left the eggs steaming a long time after turning it off from hardboiled, which is why the yolks are grey.

[@Riinapopsz]

Yeah Barry... that dish was for the water for the egg gadget. You wouldn’t have burnt the element then 😂😂

[@mrbarrylewis]

Gah! It didn't fit though :-/

[@SaltySeed]

That's what I was thinking😂

[@ShadoShade]

@@mrbarrylewis I have a similar thing, I'm pretty sure it was for poaching eggs or something.

[@shadwell749]

It would have been nice if the direction would tell you what its for.

[@_Bonez12]

Apparently the bowl isn't for the water, it's for using the boiler to poach eggs instead.

[@jasrose4496]

Omfg this takes me BACK i used to watch these vids all the time in middle school😭💞💞💞

[@jadergator85]

Ok that potato masher is badass Lol reusable ice cubes have been around for years

[@73AndersB]

You are not wrong about paprika Barry Lewis.. I too LOOVE parika. Smoked Paprika is insanly good. :)