I Tested Viral Kitchen Gadgets ft a Palm Zester!

[@mrbarrylewis]

Oh I totally did the palm zester the wrong way round... oops! I tried it the other way though and it's still dangerous! Have a Barrathon, watch the kitchen gadget testing playlist kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnamcquGrdiXo9E Individual gadget testing playlist is here kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ2pipmeqbiWiJY Should you wish to get one (Amazon may pay me some pocket money if you do buy through these links) Lemon squeezer amzn.to/2kQ1dee Palm zester amzn.to/2Jg32jd Omelette maker amzn.to/2kSvfxZ Penguin tea boy amzn.to/2kRF13e Strawberry knife amzn.to/2szzq5W Silicone collapsible travel mug amzn.to/2Jpmrdi

[@colleenballingersuperfan7048]

My Virgin Kitchen hah love it

[@DrAllanJayalal]

My Virgin Kitchen Definition of peduncle. 1 : a stalk bearing a flower or flower cluster or a fructification. 2 : a narrow part by which some larger part or the whole body of an organism is attached : stalk, pedicel. 3 : a narrow stalk by which a tumor or polyp is attached.

[@AcornElectron]

My Virgin Kitchen ah, I should have read this pin before commenting, another excellent video Barry!

[@richardpike9881]

My Virgin Kitchen I couldn’t watch the palm grater! Would love to see a video about the cheddar cheese, your last one was great

[@SquishySenpai]

I was reading boxes and boxes of tea today at the grocery store trying to find one WITHOUT the strings! 😂

[@rodentoftheastrowaste1414]

Hey, Barry. A 20 minutes infusion is way too long. It's usually 5 minutes for black tea (most of the english teas are black) and 3 minutes for green tea. It gets bitter if you infuse it for too long.

[@CatFurOnMyPyjamas]

I've once numbed my tongue by drinking tea that I left infusing too long. Didn't want to waste the drink and I was curious how bitter it would taste.

[@Happy_Boner]

There is a drink in Russian prisons called chifir. Basically, you pour huge amount of loose tea (5-8 tablespoons per person) in a metal mug or pan, add water and brew it without boiling for 15 minutes or more, up to several hours. Long brewing makes it toxic, narcotic-like and addictive.

[@InWeCome]

How do you not know how to brew tea?!

[@ithulah]

I just can't believe an Englishman knows so little about tea! 20 minutes.....!! I'd try maybe 2 minutes at first for someone who likes the aroma but not harsher notes. It gets crazy tannic and bitter after 10-15 mins.

[@ovaltineforlife4778]

It's 2-4 minutes with black tea, 2 minutes if no milk or cold water added, 4 minutes if adding milk or cold water, although some teas don't bitter as much as others (i once left T2 Scots Breakfast tea brewing for 2 and a half hours and it tasted fine).

[@theforgottendinosaur]

The second tea you picked up had a string lol

[@SimonMetin]

Lol you can tell you defo aren't a tea drinker. Those pukka tea bags have strings in the pack haha

[@ggandbb1702]

Simon Metin haha i was going to point that out too. The pukka ones have strings! At least we got to see barrys experimental tea bag string making though :)

[@katywhitaker6188]

Was also going to say about that! Felt I was screaming it at him!!

[@dryder]

Apparently he thought the whole pack goes in the cup without opening it.

[@devcycler]

I was kinda hoping he would just put the whole foil pack into boiling water XD

[@PaytonElizabeth05]

I was like that one has a string and he went ohh no I was like OPEN IT THE LITTLE PACKAGED ONES HAVE STRINGS

[@myaharbin9682]

Uggghhhhhh! Barry! You had to open the little bag that the Pukka tea was in! Pukka tea has a string and the tea tastes great!

[@jelissavetawolf5694]

Hi I just wanted to let you know that the pukka Tea has a string 😂😂😂 Im drinking a pukka tea while watching this video 😊

[@juneseongmin]

Jelly Vanilly exactly ! I was like no no it has string on that one

[@PaytonElizabeth05]

I was going to say that too I was like OPEN THE LITTLE PACK USUALLY THE INDIVIDUAL PACKAGED ONES HAVE STRINGS

[@Kizzyme]

i was laughing so hard and screaming OPEN IT OPEN IT ! hahaha :'D

[@TheatricalLady]

I came to the comments to comment the same thing. Lol

[@evaa.333]

hahaha same!

[@kimmccarrick8231]

First of all, the second tea you opened was in a pouch. You then open that pouch to get the tea bag, which probably had a string on it. Secondly, you're only supposed to steep tea for 3-4 minutes usually. It almost always says the recommended amount of time on the packaging, sometimes on the paper tag on the end of the string.

[@lunajayde_xx]

One of the main reasons I watch these videos (besides the fact I like kitchen gadget testing videos) is because I, as a disabled person, really appreciate the shoutout to people with disabilities. Not a lot of people on KZbin acknowledge people with disabilities and I really appreciate that you do.

[@Xeno_Des]

Aqono Luna he use to not but people bashed him for it and he realized that that is true and started mentioning that

[@Tasumi_Ashiru]

Aqono Luna I agree so many reviewers do not take note that a gadget may help people with disabilities... I appreciate Barry taking the time for a shout out for people to be mindful of their reviews. I ordered quite a few helpful gadgets from reviews. Can't wait to see what's next. I too thought the zester was just a wee bit dangerous...🤔

[@punky19761]

That’s why I watch his, too. Where with other able bodied youtubers I tend to avoid these gadget videos because hearing about how “useless” some of these gadgets are, especially if it is a very useful gadget that I have, it gets old quickly. Barry does these videos right, and I like to support that.

[@capyboppy]

Aqono Luna I find many of these so called gadgets for disabilities actually make things more difficult. While Barry makes the reference that they may be suitable, he like many can't really understand what would help and what wouldn't; expecially as there are many different types of health issues /disabilities.

[@Joy.Elizabeth]

Aqono Luna yep my hubby n I both r disabled n think its great that he does That! :)

[@roofee66]

Barry you nonghead 😄 as far as I’m aware, NOBODY brews tea for 20 minutes- can tell you’re not a tea drinker! Another great video......I love it when you get excited 😆 I do hope that one day you’ll find a tea you like! Love to all the familam xx

[@1addition1subtraction]

Ruth Taylor-Hamlin yes but I’m confused why it said twenty minuets

[@Stettafire]

I know one guy who does that. But most people I know is around 1m

[@elinla9867]

The Pukka tea with licorice and peppermint can be brewed for as long as you like without tasting disgusting, you can even leave the tea bag in when you drink it. But that's just licorice root and peppermint leaves, I would never brew real tea for that long or leave the tea bag in the mug.

[@Pouchey2]

Anyone else facepalm when he assumed the Pukka ones didn't have strings, even though they're the only ones which did have strings 😂

[@rachelspencer777]

I think the vanilla chai tea had strings on it...but you didn’t open the smaller bags they were in!!

[@lmaree200886]

Rachel Spencer I yelled at my phone saying that! Open the pouches Barry!

[@thegirlchild1]

well.. YOU didn't have to set it for 20 mins... could have set it for a few minutes... and I was wondering if You did the palm zester wrong the way... glad You said something here.. and i'm one of those disabled viewers.... thank You for trying these gadgets so we don't have too..

[@highhopes151]

DebraMcL same here I am disabled and I really struggle with some kitchen stuff and some of these gadgets are really useful and have helped me a lot. Also my mum has used some of my gadgets and said that she would definitely get some and have made things a lot easier even though she is not disabled.

[@everythingmckate9905]

I am also disabled anything can help me maintain or gain little more independence I am ALL for it.

[@kathiecrocker1118]

I was shouting at the screen, Barry, turn that zester around. It says right in the name, palm zester.

[@Nawmps]

Oh Lord, this reminds me of the time I overbrewed my morning tea, and had no time to make any more before work. Also made the bright decision to not eat breakfast. I learned quite quickly how well tannins work as an emetic that day, and I doubt I'll be overbrewing tea again any time soon

[@Kumimono]

If Penguin teamaker works like a wind-up egg timer, you'd wind it up to 20 mins and then down to 5 mins for tea. I can't imagine what tea would need 20 min, come to think of it.

[@XxEllina]

Jari Heiska there are medical teas (for UTIs and stuff) that need around 15-20 minutes :)

[@Kumimono]

Oh, learn new things every teatime. :)

[@matts7521]

That's probably why it goes up to 20 mins. But he definitely over steeped that tea should have only been for 5 ish mins like you said. Worth his reaction though.

[@ScarfmonsterWR]

For some teas 5 minutes is too long as well. And as he says tea tastes bitter to him I guess he shouldn't cross the 2 minute mark.

[@PercyPumpkinheart]

Yep! And dandelion root tea (a good coffee substitute) needs at least 15 minutes to taste right. But most teas are 3-5 minutes.

[@GMRay739]

Would recommend you open up the individual tea packets, Barry! They have strings! Lapsang Souchong may be up your street, as a coffee drinker. And a peduncle is a stalk, essentially!

[@kayleighjoyce1276]

The ONE thing that keeps me coming back to you is the fact you point out some are these are for disabled families! This is such an amazing thing these days. Especially as Im in a disabled family and these gadgets may help :) please keep up the good work :)

[@scorinth]

Rob Hellfire in his first gadget video, he himself sort of mocked some of the items for being "useless". Presumably someone contacted him to straighten him out and now he passes that on to commenters?

[@kayleighjoyce1276]

What Nathan Said ^^

[@kayleighjoyce1276]

To be honest its just nice to be pointing it out, it means alot to know that they are being thought of.

[@maggiemccarthy8766]

It doesn't go without saying though. In so many gadget videos, the reviewer makes fun of anyone who would need a "pointless" gadget and people with disabilities can feel bad about it. So Barry is just letting his commenters know not to do that. Personally, as a disabled person, I appreciate it a lot.

[@Anothersatellite]

Nathan McDaniel Yeah, but I don't really get why that means we shouldn't criticise the products. Always seemed like a strange disclaimer to me.

[@mrsrich4991]

Did you start singing a 5ive song, when the lights go out? The nostalgia that you just delivered into my life...priceless, thanks man!

[@annettehough2792]

Take me to Cheddar!!!!

[@danyellearbour2891]

It is so nice to see family friendly channels! I know I can watch your channel with my 2 and 4 year old children without worrying about what they are exposed to. Also they love that sound you make when you have a tiny panic moment. Makes them giggle every time!

[@ayva7977]

I think the 2nd teabags had strings on them cause they are in a packet 😂

[@SuzaWuza]

Yeh I get those ones haha

[@ayva7977]

Suzanne Sadler hahaa

[@singingallalone]

Cheddar caves?! That sounds awesome!!!

[@BH-rx3ue]

pretty sure you were using the zester upside down. I think you are supposed to put the fruit on the table, obviously steady it with your hands and then place the zester ring thing on your palm side of your hand and essentially "stroke" the lemon/lime/whatever

[@cmac1100]

B & A Talks yep

[@BBBirdhouse]

yeah that's what i was thinking.

[@TwlightDutch]

Right?! They didn't call it a palmzester for nothing! XD Though you might want to take the citrus in your other hand and rub them together instead of on the table.

[@BiddlyBongDebo]

I'm a chef, and the kitchen I work has a few of those veg choppers on a slightly larger scale, I think they're made by Swan. They get used about 10-50 times every day and I've yet to see any of them break in two years - the one Barry's got must be incredibly low quality if it's falling apart in a domestic kitchen chopping a few carrots and peppers rather than prepping the ingredients for 1000s of litres worth of c.l.o.c as well as other things.

[@kyrastube]

The pukkas usually have string, if you had taken them out of their individual packs

[@JadeCanada237]

Palm zester-- turn it around and use it with your fingers cupping it. It's not a ring zester!

[@MrGeorge4222]

Please take us to see the cheddar caves!! 😁

[@MakeHannahUp]

The commercial name is Cheddar Gorge 😊 Haunted too! (Apparently)

[@therealbunnymix]

I'm thankful that not only do you have a playlist for me to indeed spend my day/night watching you test gadgets, it's properly ordered. Thank you for that. I was just going to fill my watch later with these but I'm glad I don't have to.

[@homiedawg2k7]

Barry, you should have mixed your citrus juice into your cold tea with some sugar and made a knock-off Lipton's.

[@chickenraiser2002]

Just another reason I love your channel, the batteries not included reference 😊😊😊🤩🤩🤩

[@Jakathera]

Tea is only supposed to be brewed for a few minutes. My guess is the company did it to 20 min in case you wanted to time something else. My fruit teas only brew for about 3-4 min. Otherwise they get SUPER bitter and taste like wood.

[@brenthayes7237]

Jakathera medical tea can take around 20m!

[@highhopes151]

I usually leave my teabag in for around 10 minutes as I love a strong peppermint tea. Also if you make your own fresh tea in a bag or ball that takes longer for the flavour to infuse so that probably why it goes up to 20 minutes.

[@jefmat4625]

Thanks Barry, you're a nice way to start my Sunday. A laugh and a few adult innuendos make these videos a hoot!

[@denubisx]

Perhaps for the tea videos, buy individual serve coffee-bags? Sure, they're instant coffee and vile, but considering your reaction to tea, it would be difficult for them to be less vile than tea for you. And for loose-tea, coarse ground coffee (the stuff you'd use in a french press) should also be quite effective. I don't know any tea that wants a 20 minute steep time. (I of course, leave my teabags in all day, but that's because I like bitter tea.) The longer a tea steeps, the more tannins (the bitter stuff) are released. It would be rather depressing and hilarious for you to refer to the ISO standard for tea brewing in your next tea video (ISO 3103) -- since it's designed as a standard for comparing different teas.

[@MaybeAmber13]

I LOVE IT when he throws out his American accents. 😂💞

[@tpayne2209]

How is no one else amazed by that cupboard with the cups in?! That opening is amazing! Barry you're a legend!

[@dogmansun]

I love your "I don't understand tea" bit. Very amusing.

[@aspiring...]

but tea only take 2-3 minutes to brew right?

[@AF-ki1ve]

yep, upto 5 min

[@littlemouse9900]

Yeah I was gonna say no wonder he doesn't like tea he's making it Hella strong! 😝

[@justanother2433]

Aspiring fruit tea usually says on the package to not brew less than 5 minutes

[@Llonerin2]

it depends on the kind of tea you're brewing. each one has its temperatures and its brewing times, and even slightly botching either of them will make it undrinkable in many many cases.

[@louisehoward61]

Yes! Cheese caves we need to see this!

[@neelamgandevia3500]

Yes! I would love to see Cheddar! YES PLEASE

[@kregger]

Barry did a Pilsbury Doughboy giggle there at the end. hehe Cute!

[@Accio_Eloise]

That little clip with the collapsing wine glass did make me laugh 😂

[@pammasheppard1338]

me too! I watched that that bit several times!

[@Charly-nb1mc]

Eloise "o sugger" i'm gona use that when i'm in front of students

[@Accio_Eloise]

Charlotte van den Brink I loved the elongated "ssssugar" when he remembers he's on camera 😂

[@kiaralebron2276]

lmaoooo so funny

[@andrineslife]

Yes of course I want to see cheddar cheese caves, omg it sounds amazing ! 😀

[@spohie88]

I’m in total agreement. I’ve been to the caves and can highly recommend!

[@sam-dh7ds]

Ever since the first gadget video it has become a tradition for me to watch all the gadget videos everytime a new one comes out

[@MysticJhn]

Barry, I would absolutely LOVE to see you explore the caves of Cheddar.

[@TC-pz6zq]

LOL dude your humor kills me, has me in tears today. Keep doing your thing. Love the kitchen gadgets -Jenny get doown lol

[@stormygt]

with teas, the boxes will usually tell you the suggested length of time to brew, but it is usually around 3 minutes for a cuppa. just because the time goes to 20 minutes, doesnt mean you need to set it for that long.

[@VegetaSoup]

Ah, that omelette maker brings me back to when I was a kid, and I'd watch those infomercials of the Paula Deen looking lady showing it off, cooking 50 different things. I loved those infomercials for some reason, super satisfying to watch.

[@capness1228]

Gee I wonder if those tea bags actually did have strings... nah, someone would have mentioned it in the comments...

[@Brewer8481]

capness1228 😂😂

[@thrashsuxballs]

capness1228 You...sir have made my day :)

[@yeetedfetusstudios4872]

Waking up to one of your videos a simple thing that makes my morning better

[@Cantfi]

How about testing gadets to open bottles and jars? I've tried many but can't really seem to find one that works great.

[@jessicacc1680]

Thanks for taking me back to 1998 there Barry. I vividly remember watching the live Five concert on Disney channel as a kid, but that's still a pretty obscure reference! lol

[@Fr3nchee]

The pukka tea might have had a string, you didn't open it all the way! also... I'm sure you said it, but I must have missed it, what happened to the kitchen... it's your third one in such a short time! You moved to one then it seems to have completely changed in a short time!

[@Fr3nchee]

I assume you had it changed but that was so quick and you swapped the counter around!

[@nosurprisethere4940]

They doooo ahhh I was sCreAMing ahahah

[@Fr3nchee]

I wasn't sure but usually when they have that paper around them they do!

[@eligil4629]

They had the original kitchen, the barn, the redone original kitchen, they moved house and redid that kitchen :)

[@Fr3nchee]

ah, they did redo this one! It was instant! (obviously prepared a few videos)

[@stellajeffrey647]

Thanks for sharing. Loved the omelette maker so much I went and purchased one. Very happy with it so far.

[@soniagovani]

The pukka teas have stings in them they are just packaged separately 😂🙈

[@ms.docileone]

i love the movie "Batteries Not Included"!!!

[@pmduk69]

From Google: Peduncle; the stalk bearing a flower or fruit, or the main stalk of an inflorescence. Most people would only leave a tea bag in for 3-4 minutes, so cold drinks aren't an issue. They should stick to coffee! You can also fry eggs in those omelette makers.

[@jenainwonderland]

Loved the video!!!! My favorite kind.... multiple gadgets! Loved them!

[@twocvbloke]

Seeing the penguin rise to the occasion left me laughing more than I probably should have been......... :P

[@reannamack]

CHEDDAR CHEEZE! YES PLEASE! Love the videos Barry, lots of love from Nova Scotia , Canada.

[@AcornElectron]

Palm zester.... you even said yourself that it fits in your hand ..... then wore it like a ring? Possibly why it didn’t work as well 😂

[@hollynoel5779]

We have the same lemon juicer! It works so well!

[@macicowata]

For the tea gadget you should check in tea how long it should brew and use the right time

[@UrbanHomesteadMomma]

Oh my lord... the way you opened those tea boxes... if i was Mrs Barry I'd have your head!

[@lulugregory3246]

I did wonder about the palm zester, it is called a palm zester and not a knuckle zester lol... and also I think one of those tea bags you opened was in an individual packet, and the string would have been inside 😝 nice improvisation tho! 😁

[@AmberLeppa]

Hey Barry, love the videos and your work! As for your tea question, I've always seen instructions to steep tea about ten to fifteen minutes but also cover it. I usually use a damp paper towel for this since it traps the steam inside nicely and keeps the tea nice and hot, even after fifteen minutes of steeping. I tend to add honey to sweeten mine as well, which may help you enjoy it more if you haven't already experimented with it. Mint tea with honey and lemon is lovely on a cold day, or whenever you have a cold. Hope you have a good day and thank you for the video!

[@TheLondonLass]

I have always been curious about the cheese caves so a video about them would be great!

[@psychman555]

Yes, please, Barry, I would definitely be interested in seeing the Cheddar caves and cheese making operations..

[@daemonember]

A tea ball is what you put loose leaf tea in when you brew in a cup Also you over brewed the tea.

[@daemonember]

Read the directions on the box of tea for how long to brew most hot teas are usually a max of 5 minutes. Cold brew are going to be longer.

[@1addition1subtraction]

Ya that’s why his tea was so bitter

[@meghanscott6712]

I love all your videos. Would love more adventure videos about where you are and what's around you. Maybe use some of the gadgets to prepare food while hiking.

[@Thievishlogin]

You brewed the tea for 20 minutes, most teas i drink you should brew for 3-5 minutes max, so im going with user error with why that tea was super bad.

[@zenekd]

He all so does not like tea

[@nikkifulford2654]

southern style sweet tea!!! I'm pretty confident you'd love it! boil a small pot of water, add 10 original unflavored black tea bags, let seep for 20 minutes, get a gallon pitcher, add 2 cups sugar and the tea (teabags removed) fill it the rest of the way with water and serve chilled or over ice!!

[@Margar02]

Yes, Barry, take us to Cheddar!!! Also, those strawberry hullers also work well on tomatoes. We used to have the same type of thing at Subway when I worked there.

[@tamarakaddatz9955]

Margaret Gardner I just mentioned the same thing.

[@Margar02]

Tamara Kaddatz what, that subway uses those? Or that they are good for tomatoes?

[@tamarakaddatz9955]

Margaret Gardner that they're good for tomatoes.

[@Noir4Moon]

I enjoyed the little Mousse T reference. Nice 😂

[@reaperboy234]

The palm zester reminds me of them gadgets you use to remove dead skin of your feet

[@lmaree200886]

reaperboy234 A Ped Egg lol

[@pamwilkinson4302]

I would buy a chopper. Thanks for a great video!

[@kittcm8959]

Ah lovely way to spend a Sunday morning😊 love these videos!!

[@CarinaCoffee]

Yay for crowdfunding a good quality veggie chopper! Count me in ^^ That collapsible mug is good for business people (especially men who only carry briefcases) who don't have much space, but still want to use an environment friendly reusable cup. The only thing is, you can't completely seal the lid and I have an aversion to silicon. But it is definitely a great start to using less to go cups! It's nice to know you've realised you used the zester the wrong way around on your own xD I hate tea, too, but I'm pretty sure the Chai one has a string when you take off the paper. Next time maybe just buy the cheapest peppermint tea you can find, will most definitely come with a string ^^

[@hego19861]

When are you going to bring out the "chopper" Get to the CHOPPER lol

[@jennmac85]

Love that you were singing 5ive! I was so obbsessed!

[@XxMrDudexX]

yes! please make a mini-doc from Cheddar!

[@reneekittycat]

For the tea penguin, since you don't like tea see if you can get coffee bags. I know in the states the company Folgers had them and they worked just like tea bags. Great for when you only want a cup of coffee and don't want instant. Not sure how or if you could get them in the UK but maybe Amazon would have them. Also a tip for getting more juice from squeezing citrus, put the fruit in the microwave for a few seconds. Make sure to poke it with a tooth pick so it doesn't blow up. LOL You really will get more juice and have the effort. With the zester, hold the fruit still and scrape it with the zester. We love your new kitchen. Keep up the great work.

[@MandyPoppinz]

Tea shouldn't be steeped so long. it makes it really bitter.

[@millieeasterling7226]

With the omelette you can make corn dogs, cornbread. Rolls,steak potato's and so much more. I love this gadget. It's been a life saver for my husband and I.

[@Helveteshit]

Why does your teabags don't have strings? Twinings and all other brands have strings in Sweden O.o

[@PeachKeki]

Helveteshit in germany too. 🙂

[@CallMeBeautifulRacoon]

We usually beat teabags instead of letting them brew. I was shocked that he didn't find strings on the Twinings teabags as they always have when I have bought them; especially English Breakfast teabags.

[@rhiannonallison7409]

Kuhn Rikon also the best knives! I love that they’re different colors, but work so well!

[@eloquentlyemma]

[noun] Peduncle : that creepy uncle who sits you on his knee and tells you about the bees and the bees.

[@valeriagag]

Eloquently Emma hahahhaha!!!!!!! 👏😂😂

[@notenoughchlorine5850]

🤣

[@jessirenae08]

I went the other way in thinking. Pediatric uncle = peduncle. Like a little boy who becomes an uncle

[@jodiebowes4109]

Literally sat here all day since 9am having a right marathon! I think your amazing! Im obsessed with my kitchen gadgets and my mum always had a go saying I've got enough s*** in the kitchen aha! You can never have enough gadgets! Makes it quicker especially with a 3 year old aha!

[@mattyrawsag]

the tea in the plastic packets tend to have strings, So you should of opened the vanilla chai one!

[@Brewer8481]

mattyraw should have**

[@mattyrawsag]

Nah, what i said was right, But thanks though

[@TeeRexatron]

mattyraw - Should of is incorrect, it's actually should have.

[@Brewer8481]

mattyraw 1. It is should have 2. It's no

[@DaveF.]

Oh, and YES for the cheddar video - I'd love to see more about cheese. (And visit the Bath cheese shop!)

[@09yulstube]

Lemon shower? Or you could go for the real deal and have a lemon party! Fun for the whole family, bring your grandpas!

[@jayden1719]

ewww. Please stop.

[@a.holland2262]

I took universal design at university so some of these devices are really cool assistive design. Like there's a spoon that stabilizes itself so that if you have Parkinson's and your spoon shakes so much you can't eat the spoon head is separate from the grip so nothing falls out. So cool!

[@DeDeNoM]

mate, you have a license for that knoife?

[@MelindaPittser]

You should try the fruity pebbles tea. The coconut mango tea sounds phenomenal!

[@misskarla1377]

By all means, please take us cheese spelunking!

[@HatchikoAnon]

I always used a normal spoon for the strawberries. Super easy. 😊

[@KrohnosOW]

His American accent reminds me of Robin Williams 🙏

[@andre.w]

Hey Barry just a cool thing about the Leon squeezer I used one of those to make over 1000 lemonades at a carnival this last weekend

[@szasstamblr2869]

Take me to the cheese cave

[@Anita3kidsS.]

YES, Pretty Please ! I Definitely would be interested in a new & improved safe chopper. Maybe a larger & small version that nests inside each other ( or separate versions) with silicone feet & clear measurements.

[@PeachKeki]

*barry pleeeeaaaase* !! 😆 you *must* try to recreate the famous omelette dish (omurice) from chef motokichi yukimura in kyoto. 🤓✨ (whoever agrees, please like so he can see. 🙂)

[@marienygard1173]

YES!!! Do the chopper thing!! I loved mine, up until the point where the lid broke. Yeah. That didn't thrill me. But, up until that point, I loved my chopper!