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Authentic You posted:Hey guys, I'm in the market for a whistling tea kettle because the plastic flip lid thing on my current kettle snapped off and the whistle fell out. I wired the whistle back in place but now it doesn't sit right and can't whistle anymore I'm looking for the same thing. I had an enamelled, whistling tea kettle with a rubberized silicone handle that I really liked -- wouldn't burn myself on the handle, etc. -- but the enamel is coming off so I need a new one (and I suppose a different brand with better enamel). Anyone have suggestions? I just want a stovetop kettle, not an electric one. Basically, a whistling teakettle, made of metal, with an enamel coating and a non-conductive handle.
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Josh Lyman posted:My Swing-A-Way can opener has rusted to death and is now 100% useless. What's a good manual replacement? https://www.oxo.com/smooth-edge-can-opener-296 edit: to be clear, this one's nice because it takes off the top of the can cleanly with no sharp edges. Alternatively, Cook's Illustrated did a comparison and found this to be the best can opener: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002TSF10/?tag=cioequippilot-20 Hieronymous Alloy fucked around with this message at 14:31 on Jan 18, 2016 |
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Ace of Baes posted:Wanting to get my wife a kitchenaid mixer as a surprise gift, shes been wanting one for a while, from looking online it seems theres different levels, she cokks just about everything, will the ~250 one work well for standard cooking? Might be a good idea to look at used ones. Kitchenaid mixers last forever. My wife still uses the one my mother bought in the 1960's. It wobbles a bit but it works as just as effectively as the modern, high-end one her parents bought her a few years ago; the only real difference is the newer one came with a few extra attachments. EDIT: She says the new ones come with a breadmaking paddle, so if your wife makes bread, make sure to get that. Hieronymous Alloy fucked around with this message at 16:15 on Jan 30, 2016 |
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What's the best can opener these days? We had the fancy oxo one that creates no sharp edges but it's gotten dull with time. Also has anyone ever invented a reliable device thats like an egg slicer but for onions, chopping onions and shallots takes the most time of any kitchen prep job for me.
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Dec 1, 2016 21:04
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my wife's ceramic deep-dish pie plate that she's had for years and that came from a store that no longer exists (apparently "cloth world") is developing cracks and she needs a replacement. Does anyone have suggestions for an awesome pie plate?
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Dec 11, 2016 15:57
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recommend me a spice / coffee grinder please thanks the https://www.amazon.com/KRUPS-Electr...+coffee+grinder recommended in the OP is out of stock
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Is there such a thing as a range oven with both induction and electric burners on the top? I don't want to give up using my old family classic corningware if I can avoid it, but otherwise induction seems like a great thing to chase.
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Lawnie posted:It’s extremely stupid to have an electric gas shutoff when any old bimetallic valve that only remains open under heat from an ignited burner, closing if the flame goes out, does the job 100% of the time with or without input power. Think of it as "the idiot next door might be actively trying to blow up his house" insurance This is America
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alnilam posted:Built in or standalone? I'd appreciate recommendations for induction and electric glass top built in cooktops. Doing a full kitchen renovation soon and would like both types of burner.
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