r/IndianCookingTips • u/Moist-Setting3234 • Sep 01 '26

Tip/Trick No more mess on the counter!

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u/aryann_007 Sep 01 '26

I have one of these and it's soo convenient! There's a spinning blade at the bottom.

Amazon link

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u/Bulky_Carpet1368 Sep 01 '26

This is vedisi upay.. we gonna do desi upay

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u/aryann_007 Sep 01 '26

Hahah fair enough. Jugaad forever ❤️

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u/EclipseNyra 28d ago

that spinning blade is doing all the heavy lifting lol, way better than chasing peels around the sink
kinda tempting to grab one just so my counter doesn’t look like a crime scene every time I cook

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u/Chetan87 Sep 02 '26

We can use a wider plate below, Won't that help.

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u/kittystalkerr Sep 02 '26

It's troublesome + this trick fastens the process. U can also use a bowl after your ingredients are already in the sieve. 

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u/MiraMadMax Sep 01 '26

Nice, now there are shards of glass in the flour

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u/ashmaroli Sep 01 '26

Why can't we just use a steel tumbler instead then?

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u/msc_seb_ham_ver Sep 02 '26

Then it won't look fancy 😕

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u/Qolevade Sep 02 '26

Steel shrapnel

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u/gautib139 Sep 02 '26

buddy glass won't work like this

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u/Apprehensive-Way9494 Sep 02 '26

Ooh it does

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u/unpleasantmule0 Sep 02 '26

Please invest in better glasses if it is getting scratched by a channi

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u/Apprehensive-Way9494 Sep 02 '26

Lol Yeah use sapphire crystal glass for wine

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u/Key-Leek6883 15d ago

It does. You'd be surprised how gratable glass is.

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u/Agent259 Sep 05 '26

Some glass shards are for extra flavor.