I Tested Viral Kitchen Gadgets ft a fun Salad Dressing Spinner!

Lets test viral kitchen gadgets as we try out a chicken shredder, tea making cat, salad dressing maker, wind up spiraliser and a magnetic tin can opener. More kitchen gadget testing videos • I Tested Viral Kitchen...
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Oxo locking tin can opener amzn.to/3m7YYpF
Chicken shredder www.amazon.com/Fusionbrands-S...
Winding spiraliser amzn.to/3Gcwsu4
Prepr 4 in 1 straight peeler www.lakeland.co.uk/71840/prep...
Joie Meow Tea Strainer amzn.to/3K8TO4M
Spaghetti pasta serving tool amzn.to/40YTigL
Chefn Emulstir amzn.to/3U3ps8i
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[@GrinningBarghest]

The chicken shredder was developed by somebody having a green night and being in the mood for some pulled chicken, looking at their grinder and making the logical connection

[@JohnSmith-by5ed]

Was just going to comment "hmmm that chicken shredder reminds me of my high school years" lol

[@goldglitter04]

I don't smoke but I've always wondered if you could use a grinder for garlic or something.

[@JohnSmith-by5ed]

@@goldglitter04 they have herb grinders that are essentially the exact same thing you use for grass. I don't know which came first the ones for the kitchen or the ones for smoke. I know a lot of grass stuff is just reused parts. Like metal bowls were just lamp parts and brass socket pieces, and glass ones for water pipes were just perfume funnels. Edit: realized I didn't actually answer you, yeah you probably could use them the same way but I think ones for the kitchen are made a little easier to clean.

[@Jejaimes20]

Barry has actually already reviewed smaller version of that chicken gadget, and it was for garlic and it was dracula shaped. It was actually called Gracula, I think.

[@amarenee2020]

You are dead on! 😂

[@mathboy1066]

Can't believe 80 testing videos now. Here to many more! With you all the way!

[@mrbarrylewis]

bonkers eh, thanks a bunch

[@tpp95]

That chicken shredder is just an oversized piece of “paraphernalia” 😂

[@tylacole1812]

Everytime I find myself struggling with my anxiety I pop Barry on and immediately feel comfort. I’m having to rewatch from the start as I’ve gone through all the videos up to date, I may have to become a patron! His comedy gold puns and cosy atmosphere along with the cooking is just lovely to me, thank you Barry you don’t no how much you’ve helped me ❤

[@MrMartinSchou]

When testing the gadgets, a report on how easy/difficult they are to clean, especially by hand.

[@Cragmyre]

The movie for the first two products would obviously be "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" 😛

[@sarahhammond7133]

That chicken slicer was DANGEROUS, it worried me the way it came in the packaging not good, my favourite has to be the spirallizer fantastic gadget

[@clarapowerszwerg9698]

Tip against recurring nightmares: When I was little, I used to have the worst nightmares after we moved. I told my aunt (who at that time had been training to become a psychotherapist) and she let me talk the dream through and then asked me, if I had a superpower that could change something in the dream, what would it be? Even hypothetically talking about that possible change helped me so much - I never had that nightmare again....

[@juanignaciobidegaray]

I was having a rough morning at work, but knowing I can watch this new Kitchen Gadget video on my lunch break, makes everything better. Thank you, Barry!

[@PsylomeAlpha]

Gods, that tea you got was like, the most ground to powder I've seen outside of a teabag, but yeah, the fine mesh tea infusers are what you want to get if you're actually finicky about your tea having bits of leaves in it

[@channyrose]

I said I was only gonna watch 5 minutes before bed. And then suddenly you were wrapping up the episode. You're like a hypnotist. Love you!

[@TheNinnyfee]

80 already? Wow, I still remember No. 1! ❤❤❤ Could you do a video with giant cooking instruments from big kitchens like e.g. a stick blender? I bet you would enjoy this as well. They are amazing.

[@CaptWonky]

Barry and the chicken shredder shows he's no stoner 😂😂😂

[@commissionerjg]

Could you imagine grinding that much Mary Jane at one time

[@henry-sh1zj]

@@commissionerjgyep 😍

[@TheNinnyfee]

​@@commissionerjg After that you wouldn't even care about plastic. 😂

[@lolaxxx3669]

​@@commissionerjgthat's just an average Friday night for me dude 😂

[@PlatoonGoon]

He did use that star wars grinder with ashens...

[@TnT_F0X]

The last time I used ginger I literally scraped it with the same Parring knife I used to slice it. Scrape the amount you need, slice, then put the rest away, no waste.

[@djv-animafan9120]

Barry, when your Gran brewed tea in a china pot. We used a lose leaf tea infuser that hooked to the spout then the chain went to the lid of the pot. That's how we made a pot of tea, not with bags. This is the same idea of infuser for a cupa.

[@lewrocks94]

The tin would definitely go to the cinema to see the adventures of tin tin 🤣

[@UncleJackOnline]

id like to see some tin/can opener tests on the big Fray Bentos pie tins

[@cloverhighfive]

Maybe we don't *need* the pasta claw, but it is fun, and things that bring joy are important. I say if you have fun, then you need it.

[@deliriouscheeto]

Every time I buy a tea infuser it ends up breaking in a couple of days and there's still little bits floating around. I bought a french press now and use it for tea. 10/10 would recommend

[@AntonGully]

The bits of veg that don't get spiralised can go in the stock pot with whatever bones you have for stock. Or use them to trap pigeons.

[@lifeisraph]

That dressing maker and tin opener were two best things this time, I absolutely loved how efficient they were! :)

[@MusingsFromTheDen]

The OXO tin opener is brilliant! That would definitely be useful in our household. 😊 I love the Spiralizer! I wonder if you could dehydrate the carrots and courgettes and make a snack that might keep a bit longer. 🤔

[@Stettafire]

My mum struggles with her grip and tin pullers and many tin openers don't work for her, I think this would be useful for her

[@michelavilinskis1621]

Whenever I shred chicken I use a hand whisk it's brilliant and breaks it up perfectly 😂

[@menevermind2612]

I have rheumatoid arthritis, so your average manual can opener is very hard for my hands. This particular can opener is the one that I have, and use regularly. The fact that it stays closed makes it incredibly simple for me to use. Well worth every penny. and personally, I am not a fan of the battery powered can openers. They just don’t seem to have enough power for me.

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

Love your Gadget episodes Barry! A great birthday gift! Thanks mate!

[@mrbarrylewis]

Happy Birthday!

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

@@mrbarrylewis Thanks a lot Barry!

[@maaike100029]

Learned from big family cooking video's: Shred the chicken in a kitchenaid/ mixer thing on low and it will do the work for you!

[@VerhoevenSimon]

That tinopener is the clear winner to me

[@JKW24LUV]

If you want a fast way to shred chicken or any meat really, use your stand mixer or hand held mixer. So quick and easy!

[@sr1625]

Love your videos 🤍 they brighten my day!

[@christinaelge6683]

I love the tea infuser. So cute!

[@mvl8209]

The Catate Kid: Mister Meowtea The tin opener looks amazing indeed!

[@LPdedicated]

Wow, episode number 80! These are still as entertaining as ever! :) Good on ya, mate!

[@samhenwood5746]

I loved the salad dressing item & thanks Barry 🤗

[@akantiia]

The spiraliser looks like so much fun!

[@anthonywilliams379]

handle of the spiraliser was probably on backwards to keep packaging smaller

[@lisam2537]

What a fun gadget video. Love those!!! I always make my own dressing that was awesome. Might have to look for that. Thanks have a good one!!:))

[@alexdavis5766]

I need that spiralizer, so fun to watch it

[@theresamnsota3925]

I have a can opener by Zyliss, that locks like the OXO one and a magnet to lift up the lid. I also like that the Zyliss one also locks in closed position for storage.

[@HenryLoenwind]

Both the locking and the lid-eject feature of the tin opener are perfect for one-handed use.

[@KonahaAliana]

Hey, just want to say thanks for the great gadget videos. I've acquired quite a few of them over the last couple of months for my mum. They make her everyday life much more comfortable. She especially likes the Jar-Key!

[@chris_is_here_oh_no]

Amazing video, always great gadget reviews!

[@sunnystar3321]

Barry about your favorite tea infuser gadget.....heated plastic is no bueno for us. Micro/nano plastics and all.

[@Imbatmn57]

I remember messaging you a picture of that cat tea infuser years ago glad you finally used it even though it doesn't work.

[@gerdasnitselaar4913]

For your shredded chicken. Take a big bowl and your electric mixer and mix. Easy peasy.😊

[@markfergerson2145]

"I am ambisinister, I can hardly do anything with both hands" Fixed it for uou. 😁

[@pixieviolet9135]

I almost spewed my coffee when I imagoned been a vegetable in a spiralizer :D Great video as usual :)

[@leeannabrown-xb4rg]

Just finished my barr-athon when I came across this! Here's to many more!!

[@eliseneale5339]

A mid-night Barathon… yeah I can get behind that 💪🏼💪🏼 love a kitchen gadget😆

[@emma-victoria933]

My little man is a lefty. Already thinking of lefty things for when he starts school!

[@theunluckydip]

Have you ever thought about maybe giving some retro or even antique gadgets a go?

[@sheenalyth7995]

thats a good idea 😊

[@judigbr9430]

Ginger scraper???? *runs* You'll never catch me alive!!!

[@NailahRoberts]

I love the Oxo good grips products. I have neuropathy from cancer treatment and their gadgets have helped me so much.

[@jeanproctor3663]

The Oxo Good Grips things are good - I've got one of their pizza slicers and it's nice and chunky to hold and cuts well. I use a teaspoon to peel ginger as well. I think that should also work for turmeric as it's in the same family as ginger (but make sure you wear gloves otherwise you'll look like someone with a 500 a day Capstan Full Strength habit and it's a nightmare to wash off your skin too)!

[@sammanthatanney6142]

WOW i got here within 2 minutes of posting. much love from canada!!!

[@mrbarrylewis]

Legend, thankyou

[@lifewithimperfections]

Ahhhh a tea infuser! Barry's favorite gadgets to review! 😂

[@ginamariewood3101]

If you have a kitchen aid put the whisk attachment on put your boiled chicken in turn it on slow at first and then make it a bit faster instantly shredded chicken ☺️ I love it so much and I bet if you use a handheld mixer would work as well

[@amandawright1372]

Great video Barry. That chicken shredder was utterly useless but I did like the spiraliser and the dressing jug thing. Also, the tea infuser was maybe made to house a teabag? Just a suggestion. Anyway, great video, thanks.

[@cathyreed6180]

The Can opener. I have locks when you set it down and start to turn it and it also takes the whole lid off so you don’t have to worry about the Sharp edges.

[@gmac9667]

I like that whole bud grinder.

[@alisonfp13]

I’m a lefty and it does annoy me that everything ( that can have a hand bias)is geared towards right handlers unless you pay through the nose for specialist stuff 😢 I have jugs with the levels on one side only and tape dispensers ect , great fun video as always tho 😅

[@raddad2701]

Great vid. Will you share the link to the green tea infuser you showed in the video?

[@OfficialPotato1]

"The hills have eyes" is giving me barshens flashbacks.

[@garethbartlett]

Immediately gets a like for the leaf pun.

[@Jeni10]

To poach chicken breasts, add them to cold water, bring to the boil, turn off the heat and cover the pot with the lid. Let it stand for 25 to 30 minutes and it’s ready, succulent and moist!

[@silversiamese]

I’m vegetarian now, but back in my chicken shredding days I would toss it in my KitchenAid mixer with the paddle attachment and turn it on for a moment. It shredded beautifully, and no need to buy something perilous and plastic.

[@aquarhythm2999]

Fun gadget video! Maybe a missed opportunity but I think you should try using the spiralizer to make spring onions :)

[@chofmann]

I usually transfer spaghetti with an open whisk. Something like the WMF Profi Plus Silicone Ball Whisk (I really have no idea what my thing is, it's just the first I found googling). I just put it in there, twist it a bit and then lift. Bonus is that it does help with putting it on a plate somewhat fancier.

[@Stettafire]

I was thinking today that I'd wish food didn't get taught up in my whisk so much. Those ball whisks look amazing ❤

[@myverseis437]

for the cat steeper you could always put in a small coffee filter that way the tea leaves don't pop out

[@mrbarrylewis]

Yep, good idea! I don't have enough tea to know whether this should be a standard feature though, i'd hopefully expect it to hold in the tea but it was super fine stuff to be fair to it!

[@goodcookandherguineapigand5122]

Lol. Your videos are fun to watch. God bless. Some of them are cool.

[@maccate6868]

That pro cook spiraliser looks the same as one I bought years ago. It remains on top of the kitchen cupboards.

[@Stettafire]

I'm unimpressed with procook. I paid decent money on a frying pan recently and it's very VERY heavy but made of a weirdly soft metal? The slightest thing scratches it. Meanwhile my similar Morphy Richards frying pan could be a murder weapon and you'd never see a single mark (and it's nowhere near as heavy).

[@AmyHB1230]

Hi! Love all your videos! Tip for shredding chicken is to use a stand mixer.

[@mrbarrylewis]

hey yep, or a food mixer or some forks or MEAT CLAWS!!!

[@mgunter]

@@mrbarrylewis Try the whisk method to bring back Headwhisk.

[@billybollockhead5628]

I use an old welly

[@snudder.s.m.l.5026]

That tin oppener is good one for the children.. 👍😀

[@CatsT.M]

To scrap ginger I usually just use a spoon and to de-eye potatoes just a knife and it would be Much easier to use something like a microplane to zest...I guess if you wanted to have something on the road you could. I would not want to eat that chicken at all, that is not good. Also, just realised, most peelers (I have used) have a thing at the end that you can de-eye things with.

[@richardcham6537]

What do you plan on doing with the chicken shredder or where did you get it? I work in a lab and we run tests on plastics using FTIR spectroscopy and you’ve made me wonder about running some tests on products like that leaving micro plastics in foods. Definitely don’t want your chicken though 😉

[@Hannebv]

Oh yeah, please check this out!

[@arsenic3382]

Can we get a compilation of all your “ows” hahah 😅😅😅 don’t mean to laugh at your pain, just realized it could be a bonus video

[@ladyhellscythe445]

I shred my chicken breast with a handheld mixer, works a treat!

[@nicolepittman9660]

U spilled the tea 😂!!!

[@ashleyjohann3892]

Not going to lie, I’ve had that can opener for years and didn’t know you could pop the lid off… Also always be sure to put the lid in the can, I’ve got 6 stitches between my fingers for leaving the lid partially attached and sticking up

[@junebryant5159]

Love your Channel, how long before the new kitchen done? Don’t forget to add a restroom?? Lol😂, June Bug 🐛, USA, the salad dressing jar isn’t anything new, I used one over 40 years ago, but you just shake it up 😊

[@justinrg2002]

The left hand struggle is real

[@Hudson316]

When a gadget (or pretty much any online product) has one of those random 6-7 letter names it’s a sign that it’s a randomly generated company name to make up for how fast their product pages get taken down off places like Amazon, so it’s usually either stuff the doesn’t work, is of poor quality, or is a knockoff of something where the original product’s company will get it taken down

[@erinasnow]

I like the spaghetti spoon for spaghetti fake-carbonara - it will lift out the sauce and plenty of pancetta. With tongs (or forks) I always miss those bits.

[@Rosebud04me]

Hi Barry. I love your video's as I have mobility issue's in the kitchen. I have purchased some of your suggestions which have made my kitchen tasks easier. Thank you so much again. Plz keep up the amazing work xx

[@magicknight8412]

What this video clearly shows is to make any kitchen gadget that involves any kind of force you need to make it out of metal. All the plastic ones dont work as well, bend, flex too much and sooner or later (mostly sooner) will break or snap.

[@davidlewis1787]

That dressing emulsifier is hilarious.. just shake it

[@UnhingedFridge]

I'd suggest looking into a smooth-edge can opener for a future video - especially useful if you have worry of pets or children getting into the recycling, or the happenstance of wildlife eventually coming into contact with your recycling. It's also safer for anyone that has to deal with tremors or spasms, like in Parkinson's or Tourette's.

[@mandy5313]

I understand, when I used my mam’s scissors I was so confused. My mam is left handed I’m right haha. I was like “mam, what the heck is wrong with your scissors”😂

[@brendakrieger7000]

I love the kitty tea infuser 🐈‍⬛🫖

[@joansemander2945]

Dang, I wish I saw this before, bought the chicken shredder and it just didn't do what I wanted, plus had the same issue with the plastic shavings

[@fraserkatie]

I have a good grips can opener but this one you demonstrated looks better thane mine. Mine doesnt have a magnet on it.

[@ellenpennington8557]

I love my cat/fish. I don’t get fine tea leaves and I don’t need to dunk it up and Dow as it will brew with out Al. Of that. I’ve had mine for over 5 years

[@ghostreyn]

My mother got me that cat tea infuser as a gift. Mine does the same thing and let's tea leaves through. I don't use it as I have a better tea ball, but it is cute

[@celtich]

As a ginger, hearing barry say he got ginger juice in his eye was slightly unsettling 🤣

[@Jejaimes20]

Barry, if you were to go to the cinema with your tin can, you would obvioulsy watch a TintIn movie.

[@cathyreed6180]

Honestly, that spaghetti tool looks just like a gardening tool I have.

[@Bevity]

My meat shredder is so much better than the one used here. The top part isn't tight, it lifts off nicely, it's made of better plastic, it is durable and no powder comes off of it. I recommend it. I got mine from Temu.

[@vanessasfamily]

I think the handle was on the spiraliser the wrong way so it could fit in the box

[@shiliela_rhymes_with_delilah]

Bet I know what the can opener's favorite song is.. One Tin Soldier. 😁

[@beez1717]

That style of meat shredder works really well, but you got a horrendous one!

[@ogrejd]

I will never understand why people think loose tea is better. It's the exact same stuff you get bagged, yet with more mess and inconvenience.