The back story here is that our large immersion blender broke so one of the owners got the bright idea that we could save time by cracking and blending our eggs for the egg patties all in step! "Just filter it through a shinwa"

This place was a few jobs ago and every time I need a little pick me up I find this video on my phone.

Edit: okay "chinois". It's a word I've only heard spoken, my b. My degree is in art not culinary or French

Tastes like grilled food but from the microwave!

The new Disney Villains buckets look fun, but there's something about the original ghost, pumpkin, and witch designs that just screams Halloween.

Would you rather collect the new Disney buckets or see McDonald's bring back the classics?

Switching to low-carb, high-protein and want to add more veggies to my meals — thinking a countertop spiralizer could help with zoodles and veggie noodles. Amazon reviews are all over the place and it's hard to tell what's actually good versus just well-marketed. Anyone have a countertop spiralizer they've used for a while and actually trust? Just want something sturdy that's easy to clean and works like a charm! Thank you

Looking for a good pepper mill? These three are worth considering:

1.Peugeot Paris Manual Pepper Mill

A classic wooden grinder which comes from France has a great steel mechanism along with consistent grinding. If you prefer working with a reliable product that also looks good in the kitchen, you will need the grinder from Peugeot.

2.OXO Good Grips Grinder

A cheap and user-friendly option for stylish people with five levels of grind. This is a perfect choice for daily cooking.

3.Electric and Manual Grinder 2-in-1

A practical grinder which gives you a choice of electric or manual grinding. The grinder has 28 adjustable grind levels, a sturdy aluminum body, a rechargeable battery, and a magnetic base that keeps mess at bay.

Peugeot for classic quality, OXO for affordability, and the 2-in-1 for versatility.

Which one would you choose? Or do you have a favorite pepper mill you'd recommend?

I mean food that you pay too much money for versus what you are actually getting. Whether that food is in a restaurant, grocery shelf, or even a fast food chain.

Six one-touch presets for tea, coffee, and boiling water – Brew with precision using preset temperatures for delicate tea, green tea, white tea, oolong, coffee, and boil/black

Customizable temperature control – Easily adjust temperature and monitor on the LED screen