ITT: I replace my kitchen products & make all meals from scratch for a week

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feelz good man: Jan 21, 2007; deal with it

Loanarn posted:

My current Amazon Wish List totals close to $1000. Feel free to give me suggestions alternatives to what I picked or items I may have missed.

Go to a thrift shop, you could get most of that stuff for like $100 total man. Some things you want to buy new, like good knives, but glass or plastic measuring cups, plastic cutting boards, ladels, sheet pans, etc. can be had for pennies second hand

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feelz good man: Jan 21, 2007; deal with it

Excellent. That is the same veggie peeler I have, it's way comfy. I hate Y peelers.

Thrift stores seriously kick rear end. Look for some metal mixing bowls too, they're absolutely indispensable. Heck I've found a Kitchenaid for $40 used, spare work bowls for it and a meat grinder attachment.

# ¿ Jul 18, 2014 03:48

feelz good man: Jan 21, 2007; deal with it

Loanarn posted:

Edit: The price on the fryer jumped up so I wont be purchasing that unless it drops or I can find a cheaper alternative. The food processor dropped from $180 to $150.

Serious man forget the fryer. Unless you're some disgusting goon or Paula Deen you will not be using the oil in the fryer nearly often enough. The oil will go rancid and you're going to spend a lot of money filling the drat thing again

# ¿ Jul 19, 2014 02:39

feelz good man: Jan 21, 2007; deal with it

Loanarn posted:

Today I went shopping again. I tried to go to Penzy's spice shop but I didn't realize they close at 6pm so I missed them so I am heading back tomorrow right after I get off work. I did go to Goodwill and I found a pasta machine missing it's hand crank for $5. I figured I can try to get a replacement or make one myself and some some dough (heh).

Pasta rollers rule. Never EVER EVER EVER EVER try to wash it though. If it's anything like the Atlas I got, the rollers themselves are tin-plate and no matter how well you try to dry it, they will rust immediately. To clean it between uses, send a lump of dough through as a sacrifice and then flour it up again.

# ¿ Jul 25, 2014 03:04

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