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Discussion Quorum posted:I'd rate Cosori a little higher than random Amazon brands, their stuff seems to be reasonably well regarded. I had a Cosori air fryer and I thought it was better thought-out in terms of design than most of the name brands it was up against at the time. Also happy with my cosori air fryer.
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Nephzinho posted:Might not be what you want to do but I tend to just freeze herbs in a little oil or just make pesto rather than dehydrate excess herbs. Always found dehydrating to kill the flavor. Vacuum sealing and freezing also works well if you don't want them frozen in oil.
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May 2, 2024 17:43
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quote:tie them in a bunch and hang it up. It even looks and smells nice. It's not like drying fruit where you gotta go fast or they'll go gross before they dry out. quote:my random amazon brand ("COSORI") was like 40 bucks and did a good job on tomatoes, peppers, mushrooms, etc last season quote:Vacuum sealing and freezing also works well if you don't want them frozen in oil.
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May 2, 2024 20:25
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Bagheera posted:This one? That's a lot better price than I expected. yup
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May 2, 2024 20:47
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Is there a recommended food storage container brand that’s microwave safe for reheating? We have a pyrex (lower case) set that works well enough, but I might as well check for better options before doubling up on everything.
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May 2, 2024 22:13
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Glass Ikea 365 with the plastic lids is what I use. Cheap and cheerful. I have porridge microwaved in it every morning. (They also do glass, and bamboo lids)
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May 2, 2024 22:56
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Democratic Pirate posted:Is there a recommended food storage container brand that’s microwave safe for reheating? We have a pyrex (lower case) set that works well enough, but I might as well check for better options before doubling up on everything. Everything I've seen is that as long as it isn't plastic, you're fine. Some family of mine swears by Anchor Hocking, but I'm not sure what the difference is, if any.
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May 2, 2024 22:57
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I have Snapware and don't like them because the (plastic) lids fail at the "hinge" (which is just a bendy plastic bit). My favorite are some Ziploc branded with green lids, but last I checked, they were discontinued 
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May 2, 2024 23:16
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Anchor Hocking red plastic lids suck. We are down to 0 that haven't cracked beyond use. I am torn between buying replacement lids for $10 or replacing them altogether - I hate wasting the glass bowl portion but also hate giving these assholes replacement parts revenue. We have Pyrex glass with blue lids that seem like identical designs but the lids last twice as long. Still annoying to replace but not as bad.
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May 2, 2024 23:19
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My wife and I got Glasslock containers at Costco back in 2010 and they still work like we bought them. The only damage was I tried to take out the rubber gasket on one and damaged it so that one would leak if I tilted it upside down. Highly recommended! Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Glasslock-11292-18-Piece-Assorted-Container/dp/B00LN810PM
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May 3, 2024 02:09
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does anyone have a waffle-maker they love?
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I mostly enjoy this because it's a multi-tasker. It does about as well as the type at hotel breakfast stations / my college dining hall, so I suppose it's good enough!
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