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@@rossshrimpton8837 Thanks

@@mikeh1866 You're very welcome

@fastedjuan247 Thanks, glad it helps.

@LuísAlmeida-e2k yes, the same way.

@ thanks should I wash them after the seasoning process? I like this pans very much so I’m afraid of ruined them at the first time because I want them to last

@@madhatter4743 Great deal, Amazon , Does have higher prices for a lot of things. Thanks

I think the pro is stainless. This one is aluminum. But it is a great pan. This is a new version.

@@hoss624 I get 8ne fr9m the local butcher. They use actual meat. I really like his version.

@@RoyB327 Homemade ice cream is the best. Thanks for checking in

@@thatsmuzik2570 haha

@TossedCharred It does make cool little donuts. And they cook a batch fast. It's a fun little donut maker.

@jordancallen I get our chorizo from a local butcher. He uses pork meat not the glands so much better. But we all have our own tastes.

@davesbackyardchickensandou3905 I bet that chorizo is so much better. I mainly like this brand though because it's quite inexpensive and it's not too bad in flavor for what you pay. I'll definitely look into some local delis and try to get some REAL chorizo though, thank you for your insights bro

That's awesome! I really like mine.

@@BunnyFooFooOG That would be a good idea, thanks.

@davesbackyardchickensandou3905 I'm just going to say that I actually really appreciate your response cuz lately I've felt kind of useless... It's nice knowing that my advice could be of use to somebody...

@@CadeMoon-gl3ob for sure, people are disgusting.

@@mpcp27 You should be able to. But it needs a seal to press it in.

@davesbackyardchickensandou3905 ... Okay thanks. Thinking I could just press it in to the hole like you're doing with the Oregon grease pen . The needle tip is about the same size as the Oregon grease pen

I really like mine. Cooks them fast.

@@emmanuelngwa462 you're welcome

Wow didn't realize that. Thanks for the heads up.

At this point, I was feeding them Purina chick grower.

@@justinheadrick274 I ordered it from partsgeek.com. I just looked up heater switch.

@@zelloToiletsTalk As long as you watch the heat. And the thickness, these only have so much clearance.

@@maxmcmahan717 It's a fun hobby. And delicious!

@brianleduc2244 yep, there are many ways to make them. Thanks

This tool works great, to also break up soil after plants are growing. To help with water absorption.

@@davesbackyardchickensandou3905 thank you, i bought a weed weasel for $32 at ace hardware and used it to rip out all the grass nodes, followed by using an electric tiller to rip the ground over my whole plot.. it worked perfect and im excited to be able to seed my new growings soon!! :) thank you!

Not sure, but you know Costco. They switch products a lot. We did not have any in the local store the last time I went.

@@ΆρηςΛέφας-χ8κ You're welcome!

@@raijielikerecagi9834 I really like it.

@yeboaagrace8976 I'm glad it helped you!

Gotta use what I got. I have a job and I work twelve hour days. I don't have a lot of time to make cheese. I would if I had the time. And if I had a cow. But buying milk and making your own cheese is not cost effective. I do make my own yogurt though.

@susan423 one side is clean. But you gotta stick them out back into it to get fresh water.Which dirties up the water. the other is the spinner to drain or ring out the mop.

@@susan423 One side is your mopping water.One side is the spinner to get out excess water. Once she used the mop once and stick it back in the clean water the water turns dirty. It doesn't just stay clean

@@terrancerichards5350 Interesting, mine is very accurate. I wonder if you got a bad one. If you're talking about different areas of the PAN.It depends on what how the heat source is hitting the bottom of the pan. But I have found mine to be very accurate.

@joebishop7909 I think that's what the 3500 watt is, with the wheels.

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That's not good!

@DavePernas Some people like it some people don't. I'm one of those ones that doesn't like it. But i've had theresa at one of our local mexican restaurants and I like that.

@kiarapaoli7450 Sometimes it saves where you are at. Just depends. That's how you reset it when it freezes. There really is the one way. I've had it freeze while typing in A letter. And I reset it and it put me back to where I was.

I am really enjoying mine also. It's really nice to cook in them.

I used to be in the old thinking of squash was gross. But my daughter started eating it a couple years though and telling me how good it was. So I started eating it and really liked it. It's amazing how hard it is to get Uber.Something that you didn't like is a kid and don't even want to give a try to. Then when you finally do, you're like.Oh that's good

@@PhearaXT I will check into it.

@@Ironarms92 it's not what? I'd rather not just eat animal glands. But to each there own.

It is definitely expensive.

@@davesbackyardchickensandou3905 £99.99 in the UK, if you already have an oven or air fryer that will cook a pizza perfectly fine you definitely will be wasting your money and your time on this pizza oven it's unnecessary, Honestly think logically how many appliances do you need that will do the same job?? What more important £99.99 on food or £99.99 on a pizza oven when you already own an oven and most likely an air fryer that will do the same thing lol 😁😁

I totally disagree. I have both a high quality convection oven in my stove and an air fryer, and neither of them can come close to the pizzas I get from my piezano. And I have been cooking pizzas from scratch for well over a decade. My piezano cost me $89.99 CAN a couple of weeks ago and was well worth the money. To get even halfway decent pizzas from a home oven, you need a quality pizza steel, which alone costs more than this pizza oven. And you need to preheat it at the max temp of your oven, usually 500-550° F on most home ovens, for at least an hour. My piezano heats to over 800° F in less than 10 minutes, and I give it another 5 minutes to stabilize. In a regular oven, 10-15 minutes to cook a pizza, in the piezano, 4-6. And the pizza from a regular oven cannot compare in quality to what the piezano gives me. That works out to quite a saving on my electricity bill, aside from making a better quality pizza. Air fryers rarely go above 400° F and are not even close to being large enough to hold a 12" pizza. Of course, if you eat frozen pizza, or chain pizza like Domino's, and consider that to be decent pizza, then yeah, this is not for you. For anyone else who wants something cheaper to buy than a $1400 CAN Breville Pizzaioli oven, this is an outright bargain, even at the regular price.

@@LilyGazou I need to finish picking my tomatoes.I want to bring some green tomatoes in. I love fried green tomatoes.

I like their sausage version.

It's 20:25 bacon, is not bacon? Anymore join the plan team

@@raylynesalvesen7066 You're welcome!

@@LilyGazou Well we've had snow in the past by this time. It doesn't stick but it snowed this early. I'm hoping it's a mild one.

@@PopowskaPopowski yes totally agree!

They are very nice. And it still starts up really easy. And with the knife, I guess if you're prone to cutting yourself.

@@parveenakhavan7975 I have not tried. A eureka bagless. This is the first bagless canister I tried.