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Free Talk Live => General => Topic started by: Russell Griswold on September 18, 2009, 06:33:32 PM
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Discuss.
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I want my remote controlled toaster dammit!
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I want a thermostat in my shower, so I don't have to fiddle and guess every time I get in.
Saw them in Japan, haven't seen them in the US.
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I want my remote controlled toaster dammit!
Would you want one to act as a breadbox and have it load up the bread slices for you with a push of a button, while you're still in bed?
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I want a thermostat in my shower, so I don't have to fiddle and guess every time I get in.
Saw them in Japan, haven't seen them in the US.
There must not be enough demand for shower comfort here. Cool idea though.
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A dishwasher with a completely stainless steel interior, including the racks. The racks not being stainless and rusting after a few years pisses me the fuck off.
A refrigerator with an icemaker that is completely sealed off from the other compartments of the freezer to stop the ice from absorbing bad odors.
A toaster with programmable memory settings for different bread items.
A sealed digital thermometer for cooking that is dishwasher safe.
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I want a thermostat in my shower, so I don't have to fiddle and guess every time I get in.
Saw them in Japan, haven't seen them in the US.
nigga, we gots them all over the u.s.
moen, delta, symmons, grohe.....
http://www.faucetdirect.com/mediabase/specifications/t3405sp.pdf
and, the man said KITCHEN APPLIANCES, motherfucker
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a cookstove that comes with a midget to clean it after you use it.....he could live in the bottom drawer
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A dishwasher with a completely stainless steel interior, including the racks. The racks not being stainless and rusting after a few years pisses me the fuck off.
A refrigerator with an icemaker that is completely sealed off from the other compartments of the freezer to stop the ice from absorbing bad odors.
A toaster with programmable memory settings for different bread items.
A sealed digital thermometer for cooking that is dishwasher safe.
Fucking THIS!!
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Send me all the above appliances if I make you a million bucks for the ideas. Thanks.
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nigga, we gots them all over the u.s.
Just not installed.
and, the man said KITCHEN APPLIANCES, motherfucker
I'm just fine with what I have in the kitchen. It's the bathroom where I would like more substantial technology.
Edit: That is, if I could swap out my electric range for gas. I prefer cooking with gas, but that's not anything that hasn't been available for centuries.
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A dishwasher with a completely stainless steel interior, including the racks. The racks not being stainless and rusting after a few years pisses me the fuck off.
A refrigerator with an icemaker that is completely sealed off from the other compartments of the freezer to stop the ice from absorbing bad odors.
A toaster with programmable memory settings for different bread items.
A sealed digital thermometer for cooking that is dishwasher safe.
Fucking THIS!!
Hell, yeah. This my complete dream kitchen appliance wish list as well.
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Our deep fryer just broke. Again. We've gone through half a dozen in 10 years. Why can't they be made to last? And why do none of them have a removable heating element that isn't attached to the temperature control thingee for easy cleaning?
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Our deep fryer just broke. Again. We've gone through half a dozen in 10 years. Why can't they be made to last? And why do none of them have a removable heating element that isn't attached to the temperature control thingee for easy cleaning?
Can you list the fryers so I can avoid them. We are currently looking into getting one.
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Our deep fryer just broke. Again. We've gone through half a dozen in 10 years. Why can't they be made to last? And why do none of them have a removable heating element that isn't attached to the temperature control thingee for easy cleaning?
Go industrial, see if you could pick one up at auction. A family friend did, and it's AWESOME!
Edit: Industrial/professional/meh...
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Our deep fryer just broke. Again. We've gone through half a dozen in 10 years. Why can't they be made to last? And why do none of them have a removable heating element that isn't attached to the temperature control thingee for easy cleaning?
Can you list the fryers so I can avoid them. We are currently looking into getting one.
Tfal. GE/Wal-Mart brand. Fry Daddy.
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Go industrial, see if you could pick one up at auction. A family friend did, and it's AWESOME!
GFS sells an "industrial" one for about $200. I think it's time to spend the money...
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I came:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Cecilware-EL6-6lb-Commercial-Electric-Deep-Fryer-NEW_W0QQitemZ110415971773QQcmdZViewItemQQptZBI_Commercial_Fryers?hash=item19b54e05bd&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14#ht_4045wt_902
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I came:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Cecilware-EL6-6lb-Commercial-Electric-Deep-Fryer-NEW_W0QQitemZ110415971773QQcmdZViewItemQQptZBI_Commercial_Fryers?hash=item19b54e05bd&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14#ht_4045wt_902
I was thinking about this at $100 http://www.chefscatalog.com/product/21652-waring-professional-deep-fryer.aspx (http://www.chefscatalog.com/product/21652-waring-professional-deep-fryer.aspx)
waring is connected to Hobart who makes restaurant equipment. And the heater element is removable from the oil. I only plan to use it for fried okra and onions or other veg dipped in a cornmeal and beer batter. I call it southern tempura. So I might opt for the mini at $60.
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I want a thermostat in my shower, so I don't have to fiddle and guess every time I get in.
Saw them in Japan, haven't seen them in the US.
They had voice activated showers at a pad I was gonna rent.
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A refrigerator with an icemaker that is completely sealed off from the other compartments of the freezer to stop the ice from absorbing bad odors.
A sealed digital thermometer for cooking that is dishwasher safe.
LOVE these two.
I've lost count of how many thermometers I've had to toss after a kitchen "helper" drops them in with the silverware in the dishwasher.
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If you get a deep fryer, cover shit around it with tinfoil when you use it in case of splattering. Over time the fryer will cause a build up of nasty goo, and that sucks.
Source: i'm a cook.
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All Black&Decker products should be banished from the face of the earth.
Except for Indiana - those backwards fucks should have inferior kitchen appliances.
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If you get a deep fryer, cover shit around it with tinfoil when you use it in case of splattering. Over time the fryer will cause a build up of nasty goo, and that sucks.
Source: i'm a cook.
Have you ever used coconut oil as frying oil?
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Our deep fryer just broke. Again. We've gone through half a dozen in 10 years. Why can't they be made to last? And why do none of them have a removable heating element that isn't attached to the temperature control thingee for easy cleaning?
you shouldna be eatin' all tha fried shit....
it's a sign from god that they all break prematurely
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GOD IM SO FAT
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Our deep fryer just broke. Again. We've gone through half a dozen in 10 years. Why can't they be made to last? And why do none of them have a removable heating element that isn't attached to the temperature control thingee for easy cleaning?
you shouldna be eatin' all tha fried shit....
it's a sign from god that they all break prematurely
Thoughts on heavy consumption of deep fried foods aside, the only thing the high number of broken fryers means is that Joe needs a higher quality deep-fryer.
A department store model is not going to hold up as well as the higher end home products or smaller commercial units would.
From other posts, I gather that Joe's figured this out, and isn't looking for the next model in the Sunday sales pages of the local newspaper.
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blehhh.
aside from the occasional deep-fried hand cut o-rings, fries & chicken the wife cooks up (usually 2-3 times during the frozen months....in the garage...keeps the smell out the house), she will pan-fry , let's say, boneless chicken, cut up into strips, w/ a cracker-crumb (frosted flakes, believe it or not, are pretty fuckin' good as a crunchy chicken coating), dipped in egg...salt, pepper,sugar, oregano......key health word>>>>fried in OLIVE OIL.....
boo-yah, are those tasty....my kid goes koo-koo for 'em.
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blehhh.
aside from the occasional deep-fried hand cut o-rings, fries & chicken the wife cooks up (usually 2-3 times during the frozen months....in the garage...keeps the smell out the house), she will pan-fry , let's say, boneless chicken, cut up into strips, w/ a cracker-crumb (frosted flakes, believe it or not, are pretty fuckin' good as a crunchy chicken coating), dipped in egg...salt, pepper,sugar, oregano......key health word>>>>fried in OLIVE OIL.....
boo-yah, are those tasty....my kid goes koo-koo for 'em.
When you cook in olive oil you are technically sauteing because the smoke point of olive oil is too low for frying.
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blehhh.
aside from the occasional deep-fried hand cut o-rings, fries & chicken the wife cooks up (usually 2-3 times during the frozen months....in the garage...keeps the smell out the house), she will pan-fry , let's say, boneless chicken, cut up into strips, w/ a cracker-crumb (frosted flakes, believe it or not, are pretty fuckin' good as a crunchy chicken coating), dipped in egg...salt, pepper,sugar, oregano......key health word>>>>fried in OLIVE OIL.....
boo-yah, are those tasty....my kid goes koo-koo for 'em.
I don't own a deep fryer. The method you describe for making the chicken strips is how I do it. I use a combination of butter & olive oil, because I am a butter junkie. I'm just not going to lecture people who enjoy deep frying food, especially since I enjoy the occasional deep-fried delicacy on occasion.
When you cook in olive oil you are technically sauteing because the smoke point of olive oil is too low for frying.
If you mix olive oil, or butter with canola or other higher temp oil, you can pan fry and get the flavor without having to worry about scorching.
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When you cook in olive oil you are technically sauteing because the smoke point of olive oil is too low for frying.
bitch, don't get all technical on me
nigga knows the smoke point for various olive oil grades.....took a fuckin class on it...
yeah, that's it
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Our deep fryer just broke. Again. We've gone through half a dozen in 10 years. Why can't they be made to last? And why do none of them have a removable heating element that isn't attached to the temperature control thingee for easy cleaning?
you shouldna be eatin' all tha fried shit....
it's a sign from god that they all break prematurely
Thoughts on heavy consumption of deep fried foods aside, the only thing the high number of broken fryers means is that Joe needs a higher quality deep-fryer.
A department store model is not going to hold up as well as the higher end home products or smaller commercial units would.
From other posts, I gather that Joe's figured this out, and isn't looking for the next model in the Sunday sales pages of the local newspaper.
I've been running on warranty replacements for the past 4 years. It just so happened this last one lasted more than the 2 year warranty, lol.
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I would like to see the trend of electronic controls reversed. They are less reliable and more expensive to replace they they fail.
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I would like to see the trend of electronic controls reversed. They are less reliable and more expensive to replace they they fail.
I have to say I prefer knobs as well. :wink:
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I would like to see the trend of electronic controls reversed. They are less reliable and more expensive to replace they they fail.
Very true. Analog controls last longer.
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I would like to see the trend of electronic controls reversed. They are less reliable and more expensive to replace they they fail.
I have to say I prefer knobs as well. :wink:
us guys all love ''knobs''
the bigger, the better
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My Cecilware EL6 (http://www.cecilware.com/displayproduct.aspx?dep=2&gp=8&cat=52&subcat=96&prod=69) has arrived, and it is glorious.
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My Cecilware EL6 (http://www.cecilware.com/displayproduct.aspx?dep=2&gp=8&cat=52&subcat=96&prod=69) has arrived, and it is glorious.
Thats a nice looking machine. The possibilities are endless.
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I could deep fry entire potato farms in it.
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Why isn't every single kitchen implement rustproof?
Every spoon, knife, pot, and otherwise metal item should have a no rust policy.
Granted, I tend to buy low grade hardware, but there is an expectation that in a kitchen setting you're not going to bother drying the can opener you rinsed off. It shouldn't rust.
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My Cecilware EL6 (http://www.cecilware.com/displayproduct.aspx?dep=2&gp=8&cat=52&subcat=96&prod=69) has arrived, and it is glorious.
I know you didn't pay full price for that. Looks neat. Where did you buy yours from?
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eBay. With the optional lid it was around $250 shipped.
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Why isn't every single kitchen implement rustproof?
Every spoon, knife, pot, and otherwise metal item should have a no rust policy.
Granted, I tend to buy low grade hardware, but there is an expectation that in a kitchen setting you're not going to bother drying the can opener you rinsed off. It shouldn't rust.
Stop being a jew and buy better stuff.
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eBay. With the optional lid it was around $250 shipped.
Awesome. I love fryers. Have you used it yet? :D
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I would like to see the trend of electronic controls reversed. They are less reliable and more expensive to replace they they fail.
So much this. I remember back around 2000, much ado being made about the "smart house." I thought at the time, "Oh, yeah--this has fail written all over it." You don't hear much about this trend anymore. Those smart houses get real dumb real fast.
At the heating plant where I used to work they installed one of those "smart" thermostats in the control room. No one could figure the thing out--including the plant's controls tech. Finally, I yanked the damn thing out and put in an old Honeywell model I had on hand.
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eBay. With the optional lid it was around $250 shipped.
Awesome. I love fryers. Have you used it yet? :D
Its a good thing I never worked around one. I would've dunked some asshole managers head in one.
I have the rage.
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eBay. With the optional lid it was around $250 shipped.
Awesome. I love fryers. Have you used it yet? :D
Of course. Fries and a deep fried hot dog.
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Its a good thing I never worked around one. I would've dunked some asshole managers head in one.
I have the rage.
I had this one that used to say "...you know what I'm saying?" at the end of every other sentence. Butch bitch wouldn't fit in the broiler, though.
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Its a good thing I never worked around one. I would've dunked some asshole managers head in one.
I have the rage.
I had this one that used to say "...you know what I'm saying?" at the end of every other sentence. Butch bitch wouldn't fit in the broiler, though.
NO, I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE SAYING. YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE SAYING. NOBODY KNOWS OR GIVES A FUCK WHAT YOU'RE SAYING, YOU INARTICULATE FUCKIN' RETARD. I HAVE AN INTENSE, BURNING DESIRE TO KILL YOU, RIGHT HERE, RIGHT NOW. YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING??
I can't be around people any more. At all. Unless they're like.. not an asshole. I'm allergic to assholes.
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Did I mention she had a mustache and she had to staple her Burger King shirt together because she was so fat?
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Did I mention she had a mustache and she had to staple her Burger King shirt together because she was so fat?
I won't be coming in tomorrow, Linda, because you are a hideous, repulsive beast. Know what I'm saying?
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Elaine.
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eBay. With the optional lid it was around $250 shipped.
Awesome. I love fryers. Have you used it yet? :D
Of course. Fries and a deep fried hot dog.
dude, your cholesterol is gonna have 3 zeroes behind it...
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eBay. With the optional lid it was around $250 shipped.
Awesome. I love fryers. Have you used it yet? :D
Of course. Fries and a deep fried hot dog.
dude, your cholesterol is gonna have 3 zeroes behind it...
NO TRANS FATS SILLY
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dude, your cholesterol is gonna have 3 zeroes behind it...
NO TRANS FATS SILLY
aww shit.....no flavor..
you gotsta use lard......real cow fat n' such
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Elaine.
Elaine you ignorant slut.
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I think she wanted to fuck me on the whopper board.
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The best kitchen appliances are in Islam, and you can have as many as four!
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dude, your cholesterol is gonna have 3 zeroes behind it...
NO TRANS FATS SILLY
aww shit.....no flavor..
you gotsta use lard......real cow fat n' such
Ditto that. Organic beef lard - you'll never go back to peanut oil.
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I think she wanted to fuck me on the whopper board.
Have it your way, she groaned.
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lol
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dude, your cholesterol is gonna have 3 zeroes behind it...
NO TRANS FATS SILLY
aww shit.....no flavor..
you gotsta use lard......real cow fat n' such
Ditto that. Organic beef lard - you'll never go back to peanut oil.
http://www.grasslandbeef.com/Detail.bok?no=711
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dude, your cholesterol is gonna have 3 zeroes behind it...
NO TRANS FATS SILLY
aww shit.....no flavor..
you gotsta use lard......real cow fat n' such
Ditto that. Organic beef lard - you'll never go back to peanut oil.
http://www.grasslandbeef.com/Detail.bok?no=711
Insanity!
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http://www.grasslandbeef.com/Detail.bok?no=711
That is some useful information.
(http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/2668/reallyl.jpg)
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dude, your cholesterol is gonna have 3 zeroes behind it...
NO TRANS FATS SILLY
aww shit.....no flavor..
you gotsta use lard......real cow fat n' such
Ditto that. Organic beef lard - you'll never go back to peanut oil.
http://www.grasslandbeef.com/Detail.bok?no=711
We call it Manteca.
(http://www.latinmerchant.com/images/product/r%20(97).jpg)
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It's totally awesome to mix the stuff into hamburgers and throw them into the smoker.
My wife throws a wad of it into the blender with a stick of butter and fruit every morning for breakfast.
Tons of uses. You'll go through five gallons quicker than you think. Get it now.
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It's totally awesome to mix the stuff into hamburgers and throw them into the smoker.
My wife throws a wad of it into the blender with a stick of butter and fruit every morning for breakfast.
Tons of uses. You'll go through five gallons quicker than you think. Get it now.
What?! Lard, butter, and fruit? I'm so confused. :shock:
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It's totally awesome to mix the stuff into hamburgers and throw them into the smoker.
My wife throws a wad of it into the blender with a stick of butter and fruit every morning for breakfast.
Tons of uses. You'll go through five gallons quicker than you think. Get it now.
It also works great as a chamber lube for black powder revolvers.
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It's totally awesome to mix the stuff into hamburgers and throw them into the smoker.
My wife throws a wad of it into the blender with a stick of butter and fruit every morning for breakfast.
Tons of uses. You'll go through five gallons quicker than you think. Get it now.
It also works great as a chamber lube for black powder revolvers.
I like to smear it all over my naked flesh and roll around in the sand at the beach, then come charging out of the surf draped in seaweed and beat the shit out of lifeguards.
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It's totally awesome to mix the stuff into hamburgers and throw them into the smoker.
My wife throws a wad of it into the blender with a stick of butter and fruit every morning for breakfast.
Tons of uses. You'll go through five gallons quicker than you think. Get it now.
It also works great as a chamber lube for black powder revolvers.
I like to smear it all over my naked flesh and roll around in the sand at the beach, then come charging out of the surf draped in seaweed and beat the shit out of lifeguards.
That actually sounds like a lot of fun.
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Self-cleaning toaster (basically an ultra high heat mode that turns all the crumbs into vapor like a cremation oven).
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Self-cleaning toaster (basically an ultra high heat mode that turns all the crumbs into vapor like a cremation oven).
Cleaning a toaster isn't even that much effort. :lol:
Interesting idea though, I think people would buy that.
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Self-cleaning toaster (basically an ultra high heat mode that turns all the crumbs into vapor like a cremation JEW oven).
talk to the germans....i bet they gots one
zee HIMMLER 6M
get it?....6 mill. jews... get it?
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Cleaning a toaster isn't even that much effort. :lol:
Besides wiping down the outside, I don't think our toaster has ever been cleaned since I got it 2 years ago.
I should check to see what's living in there.
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Cleaning a toaster isn't even that much effort. :lol:
Besides wiping down the outside, I don't think our toaster has ever been cleaned since I got it 2 years ago.
I should check to see what's living in there.
Haha, I think you just take out the crumb tray and give the toaster a slight shake every so often and you're good.
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I would like my dishwasher to put the clean dishes away for me.
And for the juicer to be self-cleaning. I don't mind dumping crumbs out of the toaster, but scrubbing fruits and veggies from the juicer is a pain in the neck. (Technically, more of a pain in the knuckles, since that's what I scrape up every time.)
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THAT FUCKIN BASKET THING NEVER WANTS TO COME OFF
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THAT FUCKIN BASKET THING NEVER WANTS TO COME OFF
Yep.
And, no matter how stain resistant/proof the things are said to be, somebody's (not to name names, but...) GD beets have ruined every single bit that's not metal.
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Cleaning a toaster isn't even that much effort. :lol:
Besides wiping down the outside, I don't think our toaster has ever been cleaned since I got it 2 years ago.
I should check to see what's living in there.
Most come with a pan, usually not hard to clean, but still icky, especially if you're dealing with bagels (I don't know why their crumbs are worse than standard white bread, but wth...).
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Only appliance that really needs improved in my kitchen is my wife. Started cooking healthy shit, puts dishes in the wrong cabinet. hell, she hasn't even made hot, monkey love to me on the kitchen table in over 30 years. Maybe I didn't read the instruction manual right when I got her.
Don't think you could improve on her, though.
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Only appliance that really needs improved in my kitchen is my wife. Started cooking healthy shit, puts dishes in the wrong cabinet. hell, she hasn't even made hot, monkey love to me on the kitchen table in over 30 years. Maybe I didn't read the instruction manual right when I got her.
Don't think you could improve on her, though.
Go to the factory that made her, and get a refurbished model.
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Something that will dehydrate beef instantly for beef jerky when im hungry for it, not 8 hours later
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I've had this little whirlygig chopper for like fifteen years, about the size of a gallon of paint with a big crank on top. Best thing ever. For peppers and onions, stuff like that.
Those little electric ones, the size of a can of peanuts? Suck
The whirlygig was some walmart nameless product, cost maybe nine bucks. But its got large indestructible parts, and rinses right out no problem.
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I just saw the stupidest design decision yet in an appliance.
(http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/3220/invv.jpg)
This in an inlet valve for a refrigerator. It has 2 solenoids that open valves to send water to the dispenser in the door and the icemaker.
This one has an electronic board attached to it.
There is no possible rational justification for this board.
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I just saw the stupidest design decision yet in an appliance.
(http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/3220/invv.jpg)
This in an inlet valve for a refrigerator. It has 2 solenoids that open valves to send water to the dispenser in the door and the icemaker.
This one has an electronic board attached to it.
There is no possible rational justification for this board.
Its to keep track of your buying habits, neilson style.
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This one has an electronic board attached to it.
There is no possible rational justification for this board.
Maybe it runs Linux.
But seriously, I've seen so much that could be done through simple relays, or mechanical switches, done with "electronics" that just don't need to be there.
Look at the miracle of the pre-microprocessor clothes washing control knob. Those things were like analog computers with more wiring going into/out of them than the Pentagon.
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A refrigerator with a window in it so I can see what's happening with that Interpol agent I have in there.
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It turns out there is a reason for it. Apparently you can select a volume of water, say a quart, at the dispenser and it will dispense approximately a quart of water.
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
I want one!
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
THOSE CRAFTY JEWS.
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
Can you carbonate milk?
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Id like to see improvements on the spoon. They should make the edges really sharp so you could cut with it as well as shovel food into your mouth, that way they could do away with the knife altogether. Seems like a waste to have a knife AND a spoon when you can get the job done with just one utensil.
Now if I could just figure a way around making your face look like this after you use it..........................
(http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o22/Merlin5479/Joker/JokerScars051.jpg)
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
Can you carbonate milk?
Honestly I was thinking the same thing.
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http://everything2.com/title/carbonated+milk (http://everything2.com/title/carbonated+milk)
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
Can you carbonate milk?
Honestly I was thinking the same thing.
Your Rice Krispies would go boom.
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
Can you carbonate milk?
Honestly I was thinking the same thing.
Your Rice Krispies would go boom.
DIALS 911:
OMG I MIXED RICE CRISPIES CARBONATED MILK AND POP ROCKS AND GAVE IT TO TIMMY FOR BREAKFAST AND IT BLEW HIS FACE OFF HELP
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
Can you carbonate milk?
Honestly I was thinking the same thing.
Your Rice Krispies would go boom.
DIALS 911:
OMG I MIXED RICE CRISPIES CARBONATED MILK AND POP ROCKS AND GAVE IT TO TIMMY FOR BREAKFAST AND IT BLEW HIS FACE OFF HELP
Remain calm sir, the dumbfuck brigade will be there in five minutes to pound you with truncheons.
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http://www.sodastreamusa.com/?gclid=COH1sb6Xup8CFdAvpAodpDDO0A
I want more of these, and cheaper. This is perhaps the biggest thing I miss from Israel. Seemed like everyone had them.
Can you carbonate milk?
Honestly I was thinking the same thing.
Your Rice Krispies would go boom.
DIALS 911:
OMG I MIXED RICE CRISPIES CARBONATED MILK AND POP ROCKS AND GAVE IT TO TIMMY FOR BREAKFAST AND IT BLEW HIS FACE OFF HELP
Natural selection.