/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.14227179]

Moving into my own place pretty soon what are some essential kitchen gadgets? Pic unrelated

[Anonymous No.14227265]

Things I use way more than you would think:

Bench scraper
Mesh spider
solid wooden rolling pin

[Anonymous No.14227273]

>>14227265
What do you use the spider for?

[Anonymous No.14227276]

>>14227179
You just know a jap invented that.

[Anonymous No.14227281]

>>14227273
Pulling things out of oil from frying or any big solids from making stock, etc.

[Anonymous No.14227297]

Can opener
Peeler
Grater
Strainer
Food processor

[Anonymous No.14227302]

>>14227265
Sounds like some solid recommendations, thanks chief

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[Anonymous No.14227335]

>>14227273
Skimming foam from stock
Lifting stuff out of boiling liquid
Lowering stuff into boiling liquid
Sifting pre-measured dry ingredients
General stirring

It's basically a better version of a kitchen spoon

Oh, also I forgot fish spatula (pic related), which is like a regular spatula except universally better.

[Anonymous No.14227336]

>>14227276
Stuff like this is marketed towards the elderly and people with disabilities, who may not have the fine motor control required to cleanly crack an egg and would find something like this that you just squeeze useful.

[Anonymous No.14227340]

>>14227281
You don't have a slotted spoon?

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[Anonymous No.14227419]

>>14227340
I do, but sometimes a slotted spoon isn't big enough to pull out big batches of stuff or large things

[Anonymous No.14227432]

>>14227179
If you buy bulk garlic unprocessed like I do, and you throw in three to six cloves of garlic into your food constantly like I do, then get a garlic press.
A garlic press was probably my best purchase considering those needs.
if you like making candies, want to fry foods at better temps, or are a tea fag, invest in a meat thermometer too.

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[Anonymous No.14227480]

>>14227437
Jesus.

[Anonymous No.14227482]

>>14227437
what the hell is that thing supposed to do?

[Anonymous No.14227492]

>>14227480
>>14227482
Fucking plebs. It's a unique wine system and entertainment piece.

[Anonymous No.14227547]

>>14227492
"Honey, the chicken's a little plain tonight."
Yeah I couldn't get the fucking salt shaker to pair with my phone

[Anonymous No.14227559]

>>14227482
looks like an electronic decanter with a google connection

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[Anonymous No.14228029]

A basic knife set.
Wooden spoon
Pot+pan
Spatula
Baking sheet
Oven mitt
Cutting board

That is all you need to get started. Buy extra shit as you need em.

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>>14228038
>Square
How boring.

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>>14228121
I'll pass, I'm allergic to eating abortions

[Anonymous No.14228146]

>>14228134
kek

[Anonymous No.14228151]

>>14228067
The amount of fucking fingering of the egg necessary to make that. Fuck no.

[Anonymous No.14228154]

>>14227179
You need an edge vacuum sealer. Just for food storage - you can always buy larger better value packs of meat etc., vac pack, and freeze. Even better, get good whole joins from the butcher and do this.

I would also recommend a sous vide circulator, as it ends up being a great time saver.

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[Anonymous No.14228191]

>>14228108
>>14228121
Someone posted this on one of the webm threads the other day and I kek'd hard.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydwaz2oPWY0

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>>14227365
that guy is such a fucking faggot. holy shit look at his face

[Anonymous No.14228448]

>>14227179
OP, I went through two do-overs from natural disasters, Things below are mandatory for me, lol. Think about your new cabinet space situation. Get 1 brand of nesting, stackable cookware if needed.

Various silicone spoonulas, spatulas, tongs. Air insulated cookie sheets, silpat, flexible thin cookie and pie server spatulas, pie crust protectors (no more foil!). For holiday roast great gravy, a large graniteware covered roaster. Super foamy bialetti brikka, greek hand cranked mill for coffee or spices, coffee scooper that clamps a bag closed, jar pop, edge can opener, microplanes, one handed lime squeezer, tupperware onion keepers and melting ice cream scoop, snapware produce keepers, pyrex freezable microwaveable vented lid dishes for leftovers, tomato knife, bagel knife spreader, pressure cooker for stocks (guess instant pot counts), instant thermometer, vacu vin wine stoppers are great to keep a couple wines next to the stove fresher longer like sherry, marsala or some vermouth for deglazing reasons, everyone loves corncob holders and metal skewers for shishkabobs at BBQs, silver grapefruit spoons, marrow spoons (have fun on replacementsltd catalog, zoku popsicle molds (pour that mojito or kahlua coffee right in there), carving cutting board, thin flexible cutting board set, black and decker mini processor <-- use this thing way more than I thought I would $3 goodwill. I quickly pulsed some creamy pepita-avocado salad dressing in it most recently. I also have a copycat of the "bullet" kind of mini blender, was gifted to me when my sibling bought a vacation condo and didn't want the "furnished" items left behind.. I find that I use the little 1 cup blender cup to make sweetened whipped cream often, just 3 seconds and done. I pour it on fresh strawberries or on top of iced coffee, then tuck it into the top rack dishwasher.

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>>14227179
Some mason jars of various sizes are always useful.
A spice rack is good too.

[Anonymous No.14228549]

>>14227179
Never forget your Betty Crocker cookbook!

[Anonymous No.14228576]

>>14227179
Don't forget some lobster bibs and condoms!

[Anonymous No.14228726]

>>14227547
kek

[Anonymous No.14228732]

>>14228067
It's just a fucking egg.

[Anonymous No.14228846]

Absolute life changer. I dont know what I'd do without it.

[Anonymous No.14228861]

>>14227179
For me it's the Kitchamajig.

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>>14227365
What's a more severe degree of gay bash? Because whatever that is I want to do it to that guy. Holy shit.

[Anonymous No.14228898]

>>14227179
mortar and pestle, one large knife that you spend at least 50 bucks on, one small/medium knife that you spend at least 50 bucks on, a 2 cup pyrex measuring cup, a spatula, can opener, one oven safe frying pan, one small/medium non-stick pan, and some of the small and some of the medium oven safe glass storage containers (they're great for 1 person dishes, and the large ones are great for storing sauces and shit for a couple days)

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>>14227179
Just remember an EZ-Bake oven for your little sister or cousin.

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>>14227265
The mesh spider yes. I strain things all the time with mine. I also have a smaller fine mesh strainer which I got with my bar set which sees a lot of use.

[Anonymous No.14228998]

Get a half dozen of these things, and label them for your various cooking oils, clarified butter, and water. Keep them by the stove. You want oil? Just grab and squeeze directly into the pan.

[Anonymous No.14229003]

>>14228898
Don't put that pyrex cup in the dishwasher, the red labeling will slowly come off and then it's fucking useless as a measure cup.

[Anonymous No.14229007]

I learned how to properly crack an egg, on the counter rather than on the rim of the mixing bowl, from the movie Howl's Moving Castle.

Anyway, I feel like an egg cracking gadget would be more trouble than it is worth. Just another thing to clean.

[Anonymous No.14229014]

>>14227336
That's a good point, though

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>>14228191
This video is hilarious.

[Anonymous No.14229034]

>>14229003
I didn't actually know that. I'm not #blessed enough to have a dishwasher these days, so I'm stuck with good ol' fashioned hand washing lol.

[Anonymous No.14229036]

>>14228732
I'm sure its for kids' bento boxes, along the lines of making octopus-sausages.

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>>14228191
The only way this guy could be more Canadian is if he were actually sentient maple syrup.

[Anonymous No.14229105]

>>14229096
I thought it was Buzz Lightyear.

[Anonymous No.14229134]

>>14227332
it's seen a tear down video on these things and heard about it's development
if you want some good mechanical parts and you see one of these in a thrift shop for cheap
but it and tear it apart, it's worth it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Cp-BGQfpHQ&t=3s

also the dude who's idea it was is a fucking nut job

[Anonymous No.14229153]

>>14228193
As neat as that is the concept is flawed.
Holding what is essentially an extremely hot knife would inevitably lead to accidents in the hands of the average idiot.
If a bread loaf is strong enough to allow itself to be sliced like that it's probably hard as a rock. When the end gets toasted and left alone it will be as dry and brittle as one too. There's a limited time between when toast is edible and when it becomes a grainy roof tile.
Plus it can't pop up. That's the joy of a toaster!

[Anonymous No.14229159]

George foreman grill

[Anonymous No.14229173]

>>14227265

Why did you find a pic with all 3 of these specific things?

[Anonymous No.14229241]

>>14227419
also slots are too large to filter out small things

[Anonymous No.14229247]

>>14229105
No, I recognize that accent. That's rural and Canadian, probably the prairies, or further west -- but definitely not in a city. I've met a few people that lean into the hoser-speak as hard as this guy, but not many.

[Anonymous No.14229284]

>>14227437
WASF we are so fucked

[Anonymous No.14229338]

>>14229153
I bet it would work for gyro meat

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>>14227492
smalt is great, but wouldn't you want your IoT appliance to heat itself up to 350 degrees and use proprietary cookie pods?

[Anonymous No.14229447]

>>14228089
Mamma mia!

[Anonymous No.14229450]

>>14227179
An egg opener

[Anonymous No.14229465]

>>14227332
What the fuck did I just watch

[Anonymous No.14229482]

>>14228193
The average joe buys precut bread

[Anonymous No.14229484]

>>14228998
holy shit!

[Anonymous No.14229485]

Unironically a salad spinner. Washed salad takes forever to get dry enough and if you got leftovers with lots of water like tomatoes it WILL pool a ton at the bottom. Transfer all of it to the spinner the day after and wroom that shit will stay as crisp as it can.

[Anonymous No.14229492]

A GOOD SIZED pest and mortar. I skimped out buying a tiny little shit and it was hell crushing even small amounts of spice. Also doubles as a loose weight for keeping things flat and whatnot. The Pestle is a competent improvised weapon if need be. They won't fuck with a guy throwing hot spice at their eyes as his initiative from the mortar and then going fred flintstone with a stone tool.

[Anonymous No.14229495]

>>14229447
Mmm

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>>14229492
You must be from a rough neighborhood if you're thinking of throwing a pestle at someone's eyes.

[Anonymous No.14229514]

>>14227179
A chopping board and a knife

[Anonymous No.14229518]

>>14229495
I’m going to eat that everyday from now on

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>>14228998
storing water in a plastic squirt bottle when it comes for free from the tap is peak mental illness. seems like something an american would do...

are you american?

[Anonymous No.14229569]

>>14229364

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>>14229153
it vaporizes the bread, it isn't really slicing it. it could cut through fluffy bread

[Anonymous No.14229612]

>>14229569
>put can of beans inside
>turn on
>handheld USB bomb

[Anonymous No.14229629]

>>14229539
I'm canadian, and if you've never held one of these bad boys full of water, you've never worked as a line cook in a commercial kitchen.

You can precisely one-hand dispense exactly the right amount of water to deglaze your pan or clean your flat top, and you don't have to go to the sink, or fill a cup or whatever the fuck. It's right there on the same shelf as your other hot prep liquids. It's perfect.

[Anonymous No.14229647]

>>14228177
I don't get this

[Anonymous No.14229661]

IF the TV advertisement says "just pay separate shipping and handling" or "operators are standing by - CALL NOW" it is useless crap. If you really want one, there will be dozens in the thrift store in February for $2 each, new in the box.

Essentials:
digital kitchen scale
rice cooker
toaster oven
portable butane burner stove
10" or 12" cast iron skillet
Gladware containers (they have specific unique useful features - snap together lids - and can be discarded when stained or the contents mold.)

Honorable mentions go out to:
blenders that can take a mason jar instead of the pitcher
crock-pot
anything that seems gimmicky but grandma didn't throw away 65 years ago and she actually used

[Anonymous No.14229679]

>>14229647
It appears to be specially shaped bowl and spoon for training babies to self-feed.

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>>14228164
Say what you will but i actually own these and use them all the time. Im super sensitive to onions though and i also use them while making hot sauce to protect my eyes

[Anonymous No.14229728]

>>14227332
What's the point of the smartphone connection?

[Anonymous No.14229730]

nigger peeler

[Anonymous No.14229738]

>>14227437
I'd get this. If the redhead comes with it.

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>>14228013
>>14228067
At least these are only a couple dollars.

[Anonymous No.14229808]

>>14227437
>wine is botnet now

[Anonymous No.14229931]

>>14229679
Is it because they have shit motor control and can't hold a spoon properly? That makes sense. I remember having pic related as a kid, it's supposed to be a left/right handed spoon. Tried eating with one just now and it feels so fucking weird

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>>14227265
Oh hi there chef John. Good job on your podcasts.

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>>14228151
so you were actually contemplating getting this?

[Anonymous No.14230438]

>>14230382
What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.14230457]

>>14227335
I only have fish spatulas. No other flipping spatula is worth owning

[Anonymous No.14230467]

>>14227365
I want this inside me

[Anonymous No.14230658]

>>14227179
I wish marx could see this.

[Anonymous No.14230907]

>>14229507
No no, the contents from the mortar, hot spice.

[Anonymous No.14230950]

>>14229003
>Don't put that pyrex cup in the dishwasher, the red labeling will slowly come off and then it's fucking useless as a measure cup.
Mine is just fine after a couple of decades?

[Anonymous No.14230973]

>>14229364
Holy fuck thats real. Cookie pods?!?!?

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>>14227332
I demand an explanation

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>>14228448
tl;dr

[Anonymous No.14231142]

>>14231091
It had to connect to your wifi to connect to the cloud so it could prevent juice piracy. A bag of juice cost like $8 and the juicer cost $400. People invested in this. Now the guy who invented it tries to sell raw water, which is water with the algae and shit still in it.

[Anonymous No.14231167]

>>14227365
I'm gay and that guy is too gay for me.

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>>14228151
I fingered your're moms eggs last night if you catch my drift
She was kind frothy and the eggs smelt a little rotten tho

[Anonymous No.14231204]

>>14231091
Data mining stupid consoomers

[Anonymous No.14231515]

>>14231091
Ridiculously overbuilt "juicer" that cost 400$ and actually only squeezed juice bags that contained organic, detox and other buzzword fruit and veg. It wasn't even a juicer, just squeezed and pressed the bags really. You could only get the bag in monthly 40$ subscriptions (5 bags), couldn't buy just bags without owning the device.

It was connected to the internet/your phone and after some time they made it so you can only use their proprietary juice bags and wouldn't juice a bag that was past the expiration date. Expiration date was 8 days so I think these retards paid 40$ a month for 5 bags that could only be used for the first 8 days.

After some article came out that showed you can squeeze the bags just fine with your hands and get the same amount of juice, the founder was super butthurt and tried to defend it. Retarded boomer investors were also surprised that the bags could be hand squeezed. The company went to shit very soon

After that, the pseudospiritual idiot founder started selling raw water - untreated spring water potentially full of bacteria and parasites. Now I'll always drink some spring water when hiking, but he was bottling it and selling to brainlets in California. Either he's a good grifter or even worse, believes all his shit.

[Anonymous No.14231539]

>>14231515
I remember hearing about it somewhere and thinking who could possibly be that stupid to invest in that shit but then remember Theranos was a thing and that investors don't have common sense, it's all about marketing

[Anonymous No.14231672]

>>14229007
It could be made with people who can’t move well or only have one hand in mind.

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>>14229569
>go to the movie theatre to see Cars 3
>always like to eat beans with my movie, popcorn doesn't cut it
>only outlet I can find for my BeanzWave™ is across the aisle
>just before my beans are ready some black teenager comes up the aisle and trips over the cord, spilling my beans
>he shouts "this nigga eatin' beans!" and everyone laughs

[Anonymous No.14231729]

>>14228846
Where does all the hot dog juice go though?

[Anonymous No.14231749]

>>14231729
It looks like the hot dogs are in a removable holder.

[Anonymous No.14231751]

>>14229492
>They won't fuck with a guy throwing hot spice at their eyes
POCKET CARDAMOM!

[Anonymous No.14231754]

One of these bad boys and a sharpener and you'll be set for life.

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>>14227179
These gadgets are often entirely useless. Be very, very wary of any plastic shit that claims it's super convenient. Most times there is a better method, like just cracking the egg on the table like a normal person.
Learn to cook before you start buying random gadgets thinking they'll make you a better cook.

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>>14228067
If I had a kid I would get that those are super cute.

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>>14228067
I now feel validated for all the times I've looked at an egg and wished it was fish shaped

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[Anonymous No.14231858]

I can't believe this hasn't been posted yet.

Do you people even into /b/ circa 2009?

[Anonymous No.14231882]

>>14231781
>unga bunga me smash

[Anonymous No.14231884]

>>14231809
what

[Anonymous No.14231952]

>>14231858
VINCE HERE WITH DA PENIS PUMP

[Anonymous No.14231967]

>>14228029
The oven mitt should be silicone, to better protect from steam.

[Anonymous No.14232001]

>>14231858
mira mi huevo!

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[Anonymous No.14232152]

>>14231809
Is this to help portioning?

[Anonymous No.14232194]

>>14227332
>Juicero, a Silicon Valley juicer startup that raised $120m from investors and was widely ridiculed after the $400 machines were revealed to be the equivalent of two hands squeezing a juice box, is shutting down.

[Anonymous No.14232226]

>>14227437
>Back in early 2016, Engadget Senior Editor Andrew Tarantola spent some time with the Kuvée, a sort-of Keurig for wine, and was impressed with its features but wary about its prospects. "Do you want to be the schmuck who blows two Benjamins on this thing only to have the company fold, thereby rendering the entire system useless? I sure don't," he wrote. Well, it turns out Andrew was right. According to Business Insider, the company is now shutting down.
>The system consisted of a "bottle" with a WiFi enabled touch screen. The bottle was hollow; it took proprietary wine cartridges you could only buy from Kuvée. These cost anywhere from $15 to $50 (the initial bottle sleeve, along with four cartridges, cost $178). The system would keep the wine fresh for up to a month, and you could order new bottles (Kuvée promised around 50 varieties at launch) straight from the touch screen.

[Anonymous No.14232239]

>>14232226
>The system would keep the wine fresh for up to a month
Bullshit, how?

[Anonymous No.14232336]

>>14231830
>harmful substances
What is it actually measuring, if anything?

[Anonymous No.14232340]

>>14227492
>$200 salt shaker
>that connects to alexa
>and warns you when you put too much salt
>“It makes the party a little more lively,” its creator said. “It basically starts the conversation and (makes) the gathering a little bit more fun.”
These startups are funny as fuck.

[Anonymous No.14232345]

>>14232239
You can do it yourself by injecting nitrogen or CO2 into an opened bottle and recapping it. It probably did the same thing.

[Anonymous No.14232359]

>>14232239
one-way valve/argon gas likely
same concept as coravin, just even more proprietary

[Anonymous No.14232369]

>>14232345
>>14232359
So the damn thing has separate gas refills? Christ.

[Anonymous No.14232373]

>>14229364
Thanks, was looking for new shit to make webms of.

[Anonymous No.14232375]

>>14229728
So they can track how often you're using it and what you buy.

[Anonymous No.14232433]

>>14228918
had this working bad boy as kid
didn't kill myself

[Anonymous No.14233156]

>>14227179
Cast iron pots/pans unless you have a glass stove than I recommend stainless steel

[Anonymous No.14233249]

>>14231515
The guy that invented it... wanted to be the Steve Jobs of the kitchen or something.

This is how a bad the overbuilt piece of junk was... the original idea was to do a counter top cold press juicer.

The problem is to do cold press requires an amount of tonnage you can't get in the average kitchen.

So they developed a juicer that couldn't juice!

... so the compromise was the bags masticated fruit that you could they squeeze the juice from, which didn't require the 1000 pounds of force the juicero did.

Now!

here's what they should've done.

Take the Juicero, right? And treat it like a food saver instead of a keurig.

Buy the juicero, then buy the bags from the company, masticate your own fruits and vegetables (which is easy with like... graters and food processors) place in SINGLE USE BAG and then let the press do it's thing.

Then say that "A typical bag of hard fruits and vegetables, properly masticated, should get between 1 to 3 glasses of juice" and the sell the bags at like... 4 dollars a bag.

(Oh, yyeah. And while the company was imploding, the founder was off at Burning Man doing mescaline.)

[Anonymous No.14233344]

>>14232336
Thetans

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>>14227332
>>14227437
>>14227492

The hilarious thing is investors STILL fall for these garbage thinly veiled cashgrabs. Kickstarter and other such websites is a scammers paradise.

[Anonymous No.14233391]

>>14233360
This wasn't kickstarter. This was... capital investment.

[Anonymous No.14234302]

>>14227492
What the fuck it's real? I thought it was just a parody but I looked it up just to be sure. I can't believe this actually real.

[Anonymous No.14234335]

>>14229728
It makes sure you never get scammed with fake Chinese bootleg juice packs and are always getting quality Juicero:tm: 100% juice drink beverages :)

[Anonymous No.14234439]

>>14229173
Never heard of image manipulation software, retard?

[Anonymous No.14234451]

>>14230950
They don't make things like they used to.

[Anonymous No.14234497]

>>14232226
I could see rich jerkoffs buying this if it could scan any wine bottle label, but the proprietary cartridges are such bullshit

[Anonymous No.14234501]

>>14233249
Shit they could have probably sold a bunch of pre-cut juice bags to health nuts, without requiring a device. Like overpriced buzzword ridden capri suns. I know people who would buy that shit

[Anonymous No.14234502]

>>14234497
So many of these are just trying to recreate the Keurig pod lock-in system but with no value proposition. If you could scan any wine bottle label, why not just make that a phone app instead of a decanter?

[Anonymous No.14234518]

>>14234302
> interactive centrepiece
> and salt dispenser
My fucking sides.

[Anonymous No.14234595]

>>14227179
Absolute essentials:
>large sharp knife
>serrated knife
>knife sharpening block
>cutting board
>steel or cast iron pot+pan
>sheet pan/baking tray
>spatula
>can opener
>strainer
>towels
>large spoon/ladle
Secondary essentials:
>grater/microplane
>food processor/blender
>toaster
>electric kettle
>whisk
>offset spatulas
>rubber/silicon spatulas
>tongs
>colander
>cast iron pot (if not already purchased)
>wire rack
>paring knife
>peeler
>mesh spider
>oven mitt
>pie/cake pans
Useful but nonessential:
>stand mixer
>bench scraper
>rolling pin
>thermometers
>mortar and pestle
>salad spinner
>scale
>rice cooker
>toaster oven
>stick blender
>coffee/loose leaf tea setup of choice
>extra of anything mentioned above
Useless: Literally any other kitchen gadgets

[Anonymous No.14234804]

>>14231825
Who dis

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[Anonymous No.14235248]

>>14235148
I kind of want one to draw dicks with but I'm sure a plastic bag with the corner cut off will function fine

[Anonymous No.14235294]

>>14231809
Finally I can know how much pasta to serve my horse.

[Anonymous No.14235298]

>>14232373
I hate how hyperbolic these videos are.
"This shitty impractical gadget will change your life!"
Fuck off.

[Anonymous No.14235429]

>>14235148
I like the part where they draw lines of cocaine. A little bit on the nose but effective.

[Anonymous No.14235437]

>>14235148
yeah lemme just choke on a spoonful of cinnamon or curcuma

[Anonymous No.14235520]

>>14235148
christ thats a lot of cinnamon

[Anonymous No.14235530]

>rice cooker
>crockpot
>coffee maker
>toaster
>blender
>large non-stick pan

all you need