The coconut shredder is actually pretty common here in Indonesia. Although not as fancy (obviously) and pricy. We also have the manual version. And I have to say, despite being common, I can never NOT see it as dangerous. Props to Ben for going at it.
I like this two-chefs-in-the-same-kitchen format, I feel like their banter and different perspectives really help show off the gadgets in the best (or at least the most hilarious) light.
10:27 “what is really firm that you’d want to scrape the inside of that is that shape?” “Oh really hope it’s like of a parmesan cheese wheel” mood asf lmao
Sorted, specifically Ben, reminded me how much cooking involves chemistry. Like with Mike and his failure to poach eggs. Ben's explanation was very easy to understand. Has Ben ever considered teaching? Like a professor. I feel he'd be just naturally good at that.
He would be so much better a teacher than most of my daughters in culinary school. Ben hasn't been " Ramseyied" ...a few of hers seem to think that is the sign of a good chef. My other daughter went to school before Ramsey and were more like Thomas Keller...perfectionist but not out of control.
James: *running away and hiding behind Barry* Mike: What are you doing??? James: *pointing at Ben* HE HAS NOTHING TO LIVE FOR!! the way I ugly laughed @ that part
Me too I was watching a programme about the workers on the tubes in London and a episode was filmed during the 7/7 attacks and the investigation into it it was sad but I clicked right in here when I saw it
Yes, brag about how unsafe people in 3rd world countries live! Next up to brag about: going full speed with a scooter with 4 people on without helmets? :)
@@Frostdraga According to a quick google search its about 1 in 2,000,000. Right around 3x more people are killed by lightning, and it's nearly 700x more likely to get struck by lightning. Not saying it's not an insanely horrible, fucked up situation, but the news makes it seem way worse than it is. It's a big country, and most people just want to live and let live.
I love when they ask Ben what else you could use in place of the gadget and it's always some really basic item that does the job fine, like "a spoon" or "a knife" hahaha.
Just realizing... but 12:25 when Barry and Mike say: Get back in the kitchen in harmony, just sounds like Fred and George from hHarry Potter Goblet of Fire when They Saïd, FEET OFF THE TABLE
One of the best sorted vids in a while- more ben and james being nice to eachother and working together, while the others cry with laughter in the corner please
I had one of the rotisserie/kebab machines a while back, mainly used it for cooking whole chickens. My Jack Russell loved it, would sit and watch it like "Dog Telly" for as long as it took. It made great chicken, kebads, and it had sish kebad attachments too. What killed it in the end was cooking whole chickens. If you had a good free range bird that had a lot of fat on it the fat rendedered out and swamped the dish at the bottom and got into the electrics and gears.So with fatty meats like lamb or chicken, take care not to let the drippings overflow. But the meat or veg always tasted great and it looked brilliant cooking away when friends came 'round.If you look around you can pick one up new for £30-£60. I will say until it got swamped and broke I used it at least once a week, si it was well worth the money.
The coconut scraper should have at least a safety protection on that tip, like a U shaped tube with a spring which you would push back with the coconut itself, so the tip would always be covered with that tube when not in use (the tube would be open on the bottom part so the scraps fall into the plate below). Also, a pressure trigger could be added, like the scraper would only work when you press into it and the harder you press, the faster it goes.
“You can make some amazing things on that and you don’t have to limit yourself to lamb.” Well you know what that means-two chefs test out a kebab grill!
Seeing how concerned they were about Ebbers using the coconut shaver like he was putting his life on the line despite following the instructions to safely use the gadget makes me wonder whether any of them have ever used a power tool before in their life 😂😂
I honestly really like this new two chefs review format. They're able to bounce ideas and banter off each other and it all just works really well. Great video, guys!
When I saw those "poachies" I immediately thought of coffee filters. And YES, they work also. Of course, as said, making poached eggs isn't that hard, but making 8 of them (2 per person for 4 people) a pain in the butt. So coffee filters are great for making a lot of poached eggs! They're cheap, you can do multiple eggs at once, and you basically have it at home anyway!
Exactly! That's why I don't go camping. If I somehow get the urge to sleep poorly, be cold and dine on packed snacks and instant coffee, I'll just pick up an extra night shift at the hospital.
He has nothing to live for 😂 Also I’m Tamil and the coconut shredder is a household item though we have a manual one, this one does seem very dangerous.
It is not safe cos my grandma used to sell coconut and the shredder is a semi-circle ball with little spike also the machine is big so it's very sturdy but that little machine has 8 little saw blade and attached to a table I'm Malaysian btw
Them being scared of the coconut gadget While me with my Malaysian genes: * judging them seriously*. While uncles and aunties do this with BARE HANDS 😂😂😂
Lmao, I loved the fear around the scraper... I have always one of those, it's a family hand me down tool at this point. We use it all the time to make chutneys and such, they are amazing and I've never cut myself, I've never considered how insane it must look to others...
That coconut shredder is a household staple in Indian kitchen. But we use manual one, so there's very little chance of getting hurt. Looks like some company tried to rip that idea off, and turned it into a killing machine. Also, James is a cowardly boy! 😂
5hinyHunt3r78 WoAiGezi Yep. My grandfather designed and constructed a homemade version of this about half a century ago and I’ve seen it used very nonchalantly by a really old woman in my neighbourhood to make a local porridge for the whole village during Ramadan.
We’ve actually got a small manual coconut scraper like your one at home. It’s held in place with a vacuum suction bottom & you manually turn the crank/handle to scrape the coconut flesh. It works a treat!
StarFish! Exactly. The oven mitts are useless because they don’t work. Other gadgets do a worse job than cheaper traditional tools so are only useful if you can’t use traditional methods.
Just a heads up James, those rubber gloves are actually used in glazing ( glass work) daily because they are cut resistant. But I wouldn't trust that death machine with chain mail gloves.
One day youre going to review the Egg Bazooka and Sushi Bazooka. And then I will stop asking. Please. Its makes a cylindrical egg, it will break James!
If you search for "6 Kitchen Gadgets - Tested By Idiots" they had tested the Sushi Bazooka or the Sushezi as it was called in the video which features a very surprised Barry, though I don't think they've ever tested the Egg Bazooka
While you're all waiting, everyone should read this review from the Guardian - www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/jul/15/kitchen-gadgets-review-egg-master-horrifying-unholy-affair - of a horrific egg-making gadget. (It's not called the Egg Bazooka, but it may be the same thing.)
Alright, we need a video dedicated to teaching Mike that he can indeed poach an egg (along with all the foodie viewers). I can see ways to improve that coconut shaver that would help make it not so much of a health hazard. I've seen a similar rotisserie thing, but it had a glass door to help keep the heat around the meat and cook it better.
I think I finally understand why people in England love doner kebab so much more than we do in Canada (beyond the whole pub/drinking culture). We have places that put on a big processed blob of meat on their rotisserie. It's not actual marinated thin slabs of meat stacked on top of each other here. Now I want that kind.
used to do this as a child with a manual version, basically its just a wooden chair with a bit of metal(not necessarily sharp, just shaped to have a pointy end) sticking at the front and what you'd do is sit on it grab the coconut and just scrape away, it was pretty fun albeit tiring.
This is easily the most entertaining thing I have seen in a awhile three grown men terrified of a coconut scraper because lets face it Ben was the bravest!!
This was such a great episodes, with both chefs being there at once. Can they now review the kebap grill in more details like they did with the pizza oven?
Do you remember the toaster and egg machine gadget from the first episode? I think that's much better than the poachies, let alone the pan, honestly. Well of course you don't get the satisfaction and certain things you might want from a pan, it's definitely easier and less wastage involved
@@SaifullahRaes I have the silicone ones. They're okay, but sometimes stick. Isn't as good as a traditional 'egg in water' method but it cooks them and creates a lot less waste than the poachies
My grandmother had these miniatures colanders with feet and handles that you poached eggs in. You set a pan of water to boil, put the colanders in the water so that they filled with water, and then cracked the eggs in the colanders. Perfect, and reusable.
How to poach an egg. Get up, light fire with a few sticks, put pan on fire. Go out to get up Chickens and ducks. Let the chickens out but keep the ducks back few mins as they will lay eggs anywhere and you will never find them. Collect duck eggs, return to house, break eggs into simmering water
I would definitely buy the coconut meat scraper gadget. It's like a mini version of the coconut scrapers they use in Philippines/Southeast Asia. It takes practice to get used to it. It's the best gadget to get if you use a lot of grated coconut or coconut milk/cream in your cooking. You have to firmly hold the coconut shell and press the coconut meat to the blade. Make sure that your hands are steady so that the coconut doesn't fly everywhere.
The coconut thing looks perfect for commercial use in a country that has absolutely no safety standards at all. :) In an American commercial kitchen you can't even have a stand mixer without a guard on it so you can't get your hand jammed in it. No way that contraption would fly here...even if it had wings!
I thought I had watched all of these as they came out, but I must have missed this one since I don't remember any of these products, despite seeing the coconut device in the intro for so long. If it's comments you need to demonstrate interest in this series, here it is, boys. I enjoy how this series has progressed and what it's turned into since - the magic of every episode is how the team is willing to try playing with the format. I enjoy the predictability, but even just switching between how many chefs and normals you use keeps it fresh. Well done, boys (again).
Entire crew: Ebbers, no!
Ben: Ebbers, yes!
Abbe Winter and then he proceeds to drop the bucket on the head of the sea king
“He has nothing to live for!”
Lmao sassy James
Right!?!??!?
James is full on SASS!
I think we would appreciate it if Ben isn’t dead :)
SORTEDfood James is 100% sass
@@SortedFood the true SASSquatch
"We care too much about you" One of the channel's appeals.
James still has the most iconic two quotes from sorted food: "Ben it's not worth it" and "Where's the dish?"
The coconut shredder is actually pretty common here in Indonesia. Although not as fancy (obviously) and pricy. We also have the manual version. And I have to say, despite being common, I can never NOT see it as dangerous. Props to Ben for going at it.
Also India (particularly south)
pretty common here too in the philippines ! can be seen a lot in wet markets
We use it in India but never saw an electronic one, scary as heck!
@@sweetsops.. I think most of India, coconut paste or shredded coconut is in many dishes or sweets
True, though the kitchen is full of dangerous things that can easily kill you.
I like this two-chefs-in-the-same-kitchen format, I feel like their banter and different perspectives really help show off the gadgets in the best (or at least the most hilarious) light.
5:21 "This looks like the kind of thing I don't wanna review with Ben..."
Can we have a themed episode based on this???
oh, yes please
Yes! This😂
Agreed 🤝
Ben has proven once again that he is a bit of a lad himself. 😁
What video is that from?😂😂
@@myfeelisfunnyxd5314 ruclips.net/video/9JQ3WsYUjGA/видео.html
@@The1KYTN amazing thanks🥳🥳
a year on and this comment triggered my ptsd.
I can hear the slow-mo replay; it is etched into my mind and my heart
10:27
“what is really firm that you’d want to scrape the inside of that is that shape?”
“Oh really hope it’s like of a parmesan cheese wheel”
mood asf lmao
and look at us now
Sorted, specifically Ben, reminded me how much cooking involves chemistry. Like with Mike and his failure to poach eggs. Ben's explanation was very easy to understand.
Has Ben ever considered teaching? Like a professor. I feel he'd be just naturally good at that.
basically what hes doing anyway, just instead of a classroom its all us and the normals 😂
If he didn't do youtube, he'd be a teacher for sure. We know our folks... ^_~
He would be so much better a teacher than most of my daughters in culinary school. Ben hasn't been " Ramseyied" ...a few of hers seem to think that is the sign of a good chef. My other daughter went to school before Ramsey and were more like Thomas Keller...perfectionist but not out of control.
I think one of the episodes of made personal, Ben said he would have been a teacher if he wasn't a chef, but I might have misremembered that
them: scared of the coconut shredder.
South East Asians: hold my coconuts.
That sounds wrong dude.Just saying.....sorry😅
Ditto for Indians as well
Just watching that irritated my Indian genes.
That machine is a lifesaver for curries especially to us chinese Malaysians that like creamy curry
Exactly! My family uses a hand cranked one too.I would love an electric one!
Barry: "I didn't realize how much they flirted" lol
Best bit right there.
Ben intentionally flicked the meat at James for an opportunity to feel up his bicep.
The line that will launch a hundred fanfics.
@@kirstenpaff8946 oh I think it already happened and James asking Ben to skewer him definently didn't helped.
What time was this....I watced the vid twice and I didnt find it
James: *running away and hiding behind Barry*
Mike: What are you doing???
James: *pointing at Ben* HE HAS NOTHING TO LIVE FOR!!
the way I ugly laughed @ that part
😂 nothing better than a laugh where your whole body shakes.
who would win: 2 professional chefs vs one electric scrapey boi
The scrapey boi, in this case. That thing is straight out of a fucking Saw movie!
@@Khazandar lmaooo I guess its freaky for those not Asian
@@saiquatabassum6321 i was about to say because i have seen aunties at street markets expertly using those with only plastic gloves.
@@crowskinned To be fair I'd also bet on the aunts if it was a couple of chefs vs a couple of aunts.
@@thornyback Also to be fair, if they were using it right it would not be as scary I bet. Don't push in from the front, pull in from behind.
Love the genuine fear and concern for Ben with the scraper. True friends.
Was watching a heartfelt documentary but you know i had to click that gadget reviews notification without a single gram of hesitation
Me too, only I was 10 minutes to beating a video game I have been playing for 5 days straight. #gamergirl
I was watching a long ass competitive eating vid till i noticed this came up
We would be upset if you didn't 😉
Me too I was watching a programme about the workers on the tubes in London and a episode was filmed during the 7/7 attacks and the investigation into it it was sad but I clicked right in here when I saw it
Was watching a twitch stream, but I'll have to watch those 20 minutes in the rerun later. Gadg takes priority!
four grown men: terrified of coconut scraper
South Asian grandmothers: finally a gadget worth having!
They may be somewhat grown, but they are not men.
Yes, brag about how unsafe people in 3rd world countries live! Next up to brag about: going full speed with a scooter with 4 people on without helmets? :)
@@mirozombie oh please it's not like the machine is gonna rip your finger off. At worst you'll get hurt
@@mirozombie Meh, at worst you'd lose a finger. Remind me again the chances of getting gunned down in school/supermarkets is in 'Murica?
@@Frostdraga According to a quick google search its about 1 in 2,000,000. Right around 3x more people are killed by lightning, and it's nearly 700x more likely to get struck by lightning. Not saying it's not an insanely horrible, fucked up situation, but the news makes it seem way worse than it is. It's a big country, and most people just want to live and let live.
Ben troubleshooting Mike’s egg issues was so wholesome. 😭🥺 What a helpful boyo!🥰
I love when they ask Ben what else you could use in place of the gadget and it's always some really basic item that does the job fine, like "a spoon" or "a knife" hahaha.
Just realizing... but 12:25 when Barry and Mike say: Get back in the kitchen in harmony, just sounds like Fred and George from hHarry Potter Goblet of Fire when They Saïd, FEET OFF THE TABLE
I really would love to see them review gadgets from late night US info-mercials. 90s-early 2000s were gold.
Yessss!!
Oh, that'd be HILARIOUS!
YAS!
One of the best sorted vids in a while- more ben and james being nice to eachother and working together, while the others cry with laughter in the corner please
Can we see James and ebbers use the kebab maker with some other foods like that pizza oven before? That would be awesome!!
Keith Stephens that would make the video atleast 30 minutes long - which I do not mind
I'd like to see them make Al Pastor, Adobada, & shwarma etc with it.
The pizza oven cooked shit at blazing speeds. The rotisserie does not.
I had one of the rotisserie/kebab machines a while back, mainly used it for cooking whole chickens. My Jack Russell loved it, would sit and watch it like "Dog Telly" for as long as it took. It made great chicken, kebads, and it had sish kebad attachments too. What killed it in the end was cooking whole chickens. If you had a good free range bird that had a lot of fat on it the fat rendedered out and swamped the dish at the bottom and got into the electrics and gears.So with fatty meats like lamb or chicken, take care not to let the drippings overflow. But the meat or veg always tasted great and it looked brilliant cooking away when friends came 'round.If you look around you can pick one up new for £30-£60.
I will say until it got swamped and broke I used it at least once a week, si it was well worth the money.
“ I hope he’s making coffe!”
“Oh look at that creama!”
I’m dead
The innocence that is Ben makes it 10x funnier! Even James caught on to Mike and Barry's dirty minds straight away 😂😂
Putri Joyce Irawati I don’t think Bens innocent, he’s just better at keeping a straight face :)
ok so clearly i had to see this written down to get the joke lmao thanks
Coconut spinny thing...
4 grown men: it’s pure evil
Old Asian ladies in a Singapore wet market: good old spinny boi
Man that coconut machine reminded me of my childhood walking around with my mom buying all the ingredients and just seeing the machine in action.
Dolgolae Same I remembered every Sunday when i followed my mom to the market
Well. Old Asian ladies are a force to be reckoned with
@@dolgolae same here. Reminds me going to the market with my grandma and getting the coconut shavings to make coconut milk for nasi lemak.
@@dolgolae s2bm sitdusuradhcbcbcbcbcncvn
AAAAAWWWW Ben's adorable face when they were all yelling at him to stop with the bullshit coconut gadget lol Like "aw they do love me" :P
Well. As an asian, that gadget is actually pretty good
That cheeky smile Ben gave while they were like "Ben no0o0o0o save yourself" 😂😂😂
I was crying so hard with laughter - love the format where the 2 chefs are together all the time.
Loved James running away like a baby from the coconut thingy
Holy shit. You like seeing grown males act like children? I know for sure you wouldn't want to be with a guy this weak and unmasculine.
Ben: *Risking his life just for coconut shavings*
James: He has nothing to live for!
oh James XD
No
The coconut scraper is what every South Indian uses. Manual or electrical! Love you guys!
The coconut scraper should have at least a safety protection on that tip, like a U shaped tube with a spring which you would push back with the coconut itself, so the tip would always be covered with that tube when not in use (the tube would be open on the bottom part so the scraps fall into the plate below). Also, a pressure trigger could be added, like the scraper would only work when you press into it and the harder you press, the faster it goes.
you have to remember with the kebab maker you shave off the outside layer and turn it on again, its not cooked in the middle
And Ben said as much.
"He has nothing to live for!!!" Savage James is the best James. Followed closely by Sassy James. This was an absolute riot, boys. Well done.
the concern everyone has for ben while he's using the coconut machine is both very touching and very weird to witness
Using meat slicers for a living that thing is designed to eat your limbs.
@@Dracattack And the gall of the customers who then complaining about additional meat in their meat! How dare they!
I know. They aren't sharp blades. 10/1 odds you can stop it with your hands. You don't need cut resistant gloves. It isn't to be feared.
I don't think it's weird. They're good friends, and have been for a long time. That's called a healthy relationship.
@@AnimeCanuck ...it's a joke because of how they usually make fun of ben calm down
I want to see a pass it on where they have to use the kitchen gadgets they've reviewed
Yes!!!
Love this idea but maybe not a pass it on cause that'd be a disaster 😂
Absolutely! I second that notion 😁
12:50 is the part where Ebbers, of all people, completely immasculates the entire team lmao
Ebbers is bloody amazing in this episode!
So it turns out we finally know after all these years that ben is the manliest.
They were all so scared and horrified.... it reinforced my idea that Ben is the best of them in the bunch.
Brave or stupid, you decide 😂
@@NettanJuni Can't have one without the other.
😂True! I mean James has all those muscles, but.....
"I'm a bit of a lad myself..."
“You can make some amazing things on that and you don’t have to limit yourself to lamb.” Well you know what that means-two chefs test out a kebab grill!
@Roderick storey now 6 for social distancing 😂
"I didn't realise how much they flirted"
Literally 95% of the reason I am here
You gay too?
Seeing how concerned they were about Ebbers using the coconut shaver like he was putting his life on the line despite following the instructions to safely use the gadget makes me wonder whether any of them have ever used a power tool before in their life 😂😂
12:19 “He has nothing to live for!” 😂😂 I’m dead! These gadget videos are hilarious!
I honestly really like this new two chefs review format. They're able to bounce ideas and banter off each other and it all just works really well. Great video, guys!
The reckless chaotic energy displayed by Ben is concerning 😂
He's chaotic good.
I love James, Barry, Mikes reaction to the coconut shaver. Ben is looks like he's having fun. The amount of Ben shouted is hilarious.
Ben's smile at 12:50 just warms the heart!
When I saw those "poachies" I immediately thought of coffee filters. And YES, they work also.
Of course, as said, making poached eggs isn't that hard, but making 8 of them (2 per person for 4 people) a pain in the butt.
So coffee filters are great for making a lot of poached eggs! They're cheap, you can do multiple eggs at once, and you basically have it at home anyway!
If you're going camping, just have instant coffee, it's not camping if you're not committed to the misery.
Agreed. I love espresso but no way am I going camping.
This is true.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍☕
Weird gatekeeping
Exactly! That's why I don't go camping. If I somehow get the urge to sleep poorly, be cold and dine on packed snacks and instant coffee, I'll just pick up an extra night shift at the hospital.
"I really hope it's for like a parmesan cheese wheel" James spoke to my soul at that very moment hahaha
J Halkoski yeah same 😄😄
He has nothing to live for 😂
Also I’m Tamil and the coconut shredder is a household item though we have a manual one, this one does seem very dangerous.
It is not safe cos my grandma used to sell coconut and the shredder is a semi-circle ball with little spike also the machine is big so it's very sturdy but that little machine has 8 little saw blade and attached to a table
I'm Malaysian btw
Them being scared of the coconut gadget
While me with my Malaysian genes: * judging them seriously*. While uncles and aunties do this with BARE HANDS 😂😂😂
Same for Indians too. My family actually has a hand-cranked coconut scraper that has been passed down two generations lol
Same for filipinos as well. Kids can handle that thing easy. The way he was holding it was wrong. The gloves made it worse tbh.
@@shreyasgk1 when you click on the link for the one they had, it's unavailable but recommends a hand cranked one instead 😂
Haha you guys were so scared of the coconut shredder like oh my god just pull yourselves together, it's barely spinning 😂
"Skewer me, Ben" ~James Currie, 2019
It's a reverse Benuendo: directed at him rather than from him.
Lmao, I loved the fear around the scraper... I have always one of those, it's a family hand me down tool at this point. We use it all the time to make chutneys and such, they are amazing and I've never cut myself, I've never considered how insane it must look to others...
I love how the boys were so concerned about ben using the doconut thingy. HAHAHA so adorable 💗💗
the fact that the boys stopped ben from getting hurt with the coconut gadget was such a pure moment
The absolute panic in the episode is GOLD! 😂😂😂
Ben the Brave
Pass it on challenge: Jamie is the only one that’s allowed to cook and he has to pick notes written by the other guys every 10 min
"Haha try it, go on mate, lol"...
"Stop, stop, STOP, we care about you!"
Warns people with “DO NOT BUY THIS”, puts link in anyway 😂; on another note, I really liked the preview of the video before the introduction came on
That coconut shredder is a household staple in Indian kitchen. But we use manual one, so there's very little chance of getting hurt. Looks like some company tried to rip that idea off, and turned it into a killing machine.
Also, James is a cowardly boy! 😂
“Get back in the kitchen” yelled remarkable like Fred and gore yelling “feet off the table” in the 4th hp movie
James being so scared of the coconut scraper made my morning lol
"I know my silicone"
Ben why
🤦♂️
😂 I was looking for this exact comment! Poor Ben haha
“He has nothing to live for” HOW EVERYONE WAS SCARED OF THE COCONUT MACHINE
I don't find it that scary, but I am Polynesian and Chinese. 🌴I'd probably use it outside though.
😂
Like that thing was actually dangerous. Wusses. :D
5hinyHunt3r78 WoAiGezi Yep. My grandfather designed and constructed a homemade version of this about half a century ago and I’ve seen it used very nonchalantly by a really old woman in my neighbourhood to make a local porridge for the whole village during Ramadan.
My grandma uses this with no gloves on. This guys are pussies hahaha.
Mike’s happy kabab dance is everything
We’ve actually got a small manual coconut scraper like your one at home. It’s held in place with a vacuum suction bottom & you manually turn the crank/handle to scrape the coconut flesh. It works a treat!
Now I want to know what James has to live for since he said Ben has nothing.
He has a family of cats he has to look after.
@@SortedFood what happened with , I think it was hamsters? That he was supposed to get after a video you did?
@@SortedFood Wait, what? James has cats???
SORTEDfood aww cats!
@@SortedFood When we thought James couldn't get any better we discover he's a cat man? 😻
"we care too much about you...you gotta- stop it!" aww you guys secretly love Ben
"I like it when we are on our own." "It would be easier if there wasn't two chefs"🤣🤣 James is not loving this partnership from the get go🤣😂
“I put my life on the line today - this is my reward” 🤣🤣🤣
I couldn't find this video so searched "Ben vs coconut"
And it came up
You genius!
You know it's serious when James is hiding behind Barry!
"GET BACK IN DA KITCHEN" HAHAHAHAHAH
It really should be “worthless” instead of “useless”, because all of these things have a use, not all of them are worth the price.
StarFish! Exactly. The oven mitts are useless because they don’t work. Other gadgets do a worse job than cheaper traditional tools so are only useful if you can’t use traditional methods.
Yeah, it may take a while for them to adjust, but "Worth it or not - you decide" would be better.
It should be 'harmful or harmless' reviews.
Damn, if only words had more than one meaning. Imagine if "useless" also meant, "of no practical good."
"It's not a pleasant experience."
"Lets put it up a bit."
Oh, Ben.
Just a heads up James, those rubber gloves are actually used in glazing ( glass work) daily because they are cut resistant. But I wouldn't trust that death machine with chain mail gloves.
James: “he has nothing to live for!”
Me: what about Tyrone? 😂
One day youre going to review the Egg Bazooka and Sushi Bazooka.
And then I will stop asking. Please. Its makes a cylindrical egg, it will break James!
I have a memory of Jamie reviewing the sushi bazooka though. I think James was the chef in that episode, so he might have already slayed it.
The Sushi Bazooka is amazing.
If you search for "6 Kitchen Gadgets - Tested By Idiots" they had tested the Sushi Bazooka or the Sushezi as it was called in the video which features a very surprised Barry, though I don't think they've ever tested the Egg Bazooka
While you're all waiting, everyone should read this review from the Guardian - www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2015/jul/15/kitchen-gadgets-review-egg-master-horrifying-unholy-affair - of a horrific egg-making gadget. (It's not called the Egg Bazooka, but it may be the same thing.)
Alright, we need a video dedicated to teaching Mike that he can indeed poach an egg (along with all the foodie viewers).
I can see ways to improve that coconut shaver that would help make it not so much of a health hazard.
I've seen a similar rotisserie thing, but it had a glass door to help keep the heat around the meat and cook it better.
I would love to see the chefs make more on that rotisserie. Those kebabs look amazing.
I think I finally understand why people in England love doner kebab so much more than we do in Canada (beyond the whole pub/drinking culture). We have places that put on a big processed blob of meat on their rotisserie. It's not actual marinated thin slabs of meat stacked on top of each other here. Now I want that kind.
used to do this as a child with a manual version, basically its just a wooden chair with a bit of metal(not necessarily sharp, just shaped to have a pointy end) sticking at the front and what you'd do is sit on it grab the coconut and just scrape away, it was pretty fun albeit tiring.
It's the cutest watching everyone be so concerned for Ben's hands.
“Oh, look at that crema!” - the sorted guys never fail to add some double entendres lol
This is easily the most entertaining thing I have seen in a awhile three grown men terrified of a coconut scraper because lets face it Ben was the bravest!!
"James, I've done that thing where I've touched meat and now I can't touch the instructions" Lmfao Ben reminds me of Liam Payne 😂😂😂😂😂
😂 yes!
Whyy :))
Only one day left ;) 🤡
these guys look like the younger versions of the two guys from "Good Myhtical Morning"
British chef version of Rhett and Link
They have done a lot of things together, check it out
This was such a great episodes, with both chefs being there at once. Can they now review the kebap grill in more details like they did with the pizza oven?
The poachies seemed like they’d cause a lot of unnecessary waste
Given the way it was dripping through, I feel like it was just a coffee filter with extra markup...
Yeah, also Lakeland have sold reusable silicone ones like forever.
Do you remember the toaster and egg machine gadget from the first episode? I think that's much better than the poachies, let alone the pan, honestly. Well of course you don't get the satisfaction and certain things you might want from a pan, it's definitely easier and less wastage involved
Saif ullah Raes Or just use an egg coddler/jar with a bit of water instead of cream and butter.
@@SaifullahRaes I have the silicone ones. They're okay, but sometimes stick. Isn't as good as a traditional 'egg in water' method but it cooks them and creates a lot less waste than the poachies
Ben: *Gloves up without hesitation* YEET
The boys: DO NOT
Thankyou so much for the poached egg info. I have the same issue as Mike and never knew what was going wrong.
My grandmother had these miniatures colanders with feet and handles that you poached eggs in. You set a pan of water to boil, put the colanders in the water so that they filled with water, and then cracked the eggs in the colanders. Perfect, and reusable.
How to poach an egg. Get up, light fire with a few sticks, put pan on fire. Go out to get up Chickens and ducks. Let the chickens out but keep the ducks back few mins as they will lay eggs anywhere and you will never find them. Collect duck eggs, return to house, break eggs into simmering water
I would definitely buy the coconut meat scraper gadget. It's like a mini version of the coconut scrapers they use in Philippines/Southeast Asia. It takes practice to get used to it. It's the best gadget to get if you use a lot of grated coconut or coconut milk/cream in your cooking. You have to firmly hold the coconut shell and press the coconut meat to the blade. Make sure that your hands are steady so that the coconut doesn't fly everywhere.
“He’s got nothing to live for!” 😂😂😂 I feel that.
2 classically trained chefs with decades of experience vs 1 drill with a lemon juicer head. The results will not shock you lol
2 chefs 1 coconut
Who would win: two well educated and highly trained professionals or one spinny scrapey boy.
The coconut thing looks perfect for commercial use in a country that has absolutely no safety standards at all. :) In an American commercial kitchen you can't even have a stand mixer without a guard on it so you can't get your hand jammed in it. No way that contraption would fly here...even if it had wings!
I thought I had watched all of these as they came out, but I must have missed this one since I don't remember any of these products, despite seeing the coconut device in the intro for so long. If it's comments you need to demonstrate interest in this series, here it is, boys. I enjoy how this series has progressed and what it's turned into since - the magic of every episode is how the team is willing to try playing with the format. I enjoy the predictability, but even just switching between how many chefs and normals you use keeps it fresh. Well done, boys (again).