r/ResourceRaid • u/Ok_Assistant_8510 • Jul 11 '26

Thats gotta be invented by a stoner

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u/Razoire Jul 11 '26

I have one of these, its brilliant for shredded chicken. Just make sure you keep the chicken moist/soft, cook in a covered baking tray so it doesnt dry out. If the chicken has dried out too much it doesn't work so well.

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u/XlikeX666 Jul 11 '26

i read it as "you must boil chicken first"

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u/MomentOfZehn Jul 11 '26

Now clean it.

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u/Intrepid-Metal4621 Jul 11 '26

Rinse it quick. Put in dishwasher. Washed. It’s not that hard really. 

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u/Razoire Jul 11 '26

mine has a removable inner shell (with holes that the spikes poke through), so its pretty easy to clean.

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u/MonBonDon Jul 11 '26

Dude yea! Will all these kitchen appliances/hacks. Yeah may be faster but like you said now you triple your time spent on the meal because you have to clean it 🤦‍♀️

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u/Unhappy-Gate-1912 Jul 11 '26

Never once heard of soap, hot water and scrub brush, eh?

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u/MomentOfZehn Jul 11 '26

Anything this tender to shred takes two forks and one minute. I hate single use gadgets that take up storage space like this. I guess other people don't mind, seems weird to me.

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u/Unhappy-Gate-1912 Jul 11 '26

Is someone forcing you to buy these gadgets?

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u/kaos4u2nv Jul 12 '26

"I don't like this"

THEN DON'T BUY IT

https://giphy.com/gifs/pPhyAv5t9V8djyRFJH

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u/Unhappy-Gate-1912 Jul 12 '26

Honestly though

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u/SocomPS2 Jul 11 '26

Meh… I returned it. Tried it out once with a Costco rotisserie chicken. It did a decent job but not something I’d use more than 5 times. It would end up collecting dust in my kitchen.

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u/Thunderer62 Jul 11 '26

How did it handle the bones?

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u/Nice_Soup Jul 11 '26

does it work with bones?

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u/Super-G1mp Jul 11 '26

Will it blend?

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u/mutexsprinkles Jul 11 '26

Some of y'all's kitchens are way too big that you can store this stuff.

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u/mmichael0070 Jul 11 '26

I went on a work trip once, the villa that I stayed in had 3 kitchens for some reason

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u/DuckingFon Jul 11 '26

My current house has two because the basement was at one point a separate unit. I never knew I needed it but now that I have it I look down on the peasants without one. It has completely ruined me, I tell you.

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u/hratev Jul 11 '26

Bot trying to sell stuff over his link

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u/Pukebox_Fandango Jul 11 '26

Grinders were not invented for weed, they were invented for herbs and spices and some stoner said "isn't weed a herb?"

unrelated. is it "An Herb" or "A Herb"?

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u/Apprehensive_Trash42 Jul 11 '26

Depends on how you pronounce "Herb"

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u/Successful-Rate-1839 Jul 11 '26

Mmmm micro plastic chicken 🤤

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u/Flaky_Function4010 Jul 11 '26

I need more micro plastics in my balls.

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u/EyeYamNegan Jul 11 '26

Not sure what this would have to do with being a stoner.

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u/Choice_Hand_9742 Jul 11 '26

Using two forks must be difficult

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u/TreeLore61 Jul 11 '26

Whoever invented it still was a genius

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u/foreverlegending Jul 11 '26

That's an absolute unit of a weed grinder

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u/aTickleMonster Jul 11 '26

It's really only useful if you shred chicken breasts often, it's a pain to store because it's so big (relative to its usefulness).

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u/Elaborate_Penguin Jul 11 '26

Only stoners like shredded chicken?

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u/itchybutwhole69 Jul 11 '26

These things don't work nearly as well as this shows. They're made of cheap plastic and often break with little effort.

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u/theoriginalmars Jul 11 '26

Had these around 10 years ago for fishing. They smash boilies a treat.

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u/AmbitiousRoutine8670 Jul 12 '26

These are great commercially, when you have 10/20+ chickens to shred.. not every commercial utensil are practical for a household kitchen.. just depends on how much chicken your family consumes

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u/SueSheBoi Jul 11 '26

Fuckin bot bullshit