I tried the Offundo Butter Spreader Kitchen Gadget | It butter work!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- I had a massive amount of requests to get hold of this gadget that spreads butter '5 times faster than a knife' - the Offundo butter spreader put to the test!
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Get this man some butter he's on a roll 😂
This would be great for making grilled cheese sandwiches. I think this would be very useful for a food truck. It doesn’t take up too much room, but it works fast.
Should try that with satan's grilled cheese maker
:D
Pre melted cheese.
Could prep hundreds of cheese on toasts, provided you have enough toast . . . failing that excert tongue and apply molten cheese generously
I think butter wheel is better
When you mentioned that you could possibly use to spread icing on a cake that gave me an idea for you. You should try doing recipes using exclusively gadgets to make it. Could be interesting.
YES!!
I could see this being useful in a kindergarden or for a scout group, somewhere with a lot of hungry kids.
andrineslife my thoughts too. Also summer camps or orphanage
It would be great for a scout troop! Those grilled campfire sandwiches would be so much faster to make! 😊
Super sceptical of this initially, but it actually looks like its really good! Especially if you can use it for other things and not just butter.
i'd spread it from top to bottom, not side to side like you did. that way it'll match the width of the bread better and not be wider than the bread and overflow on the side like it was doing
Jason Halverson So glad I wasn’t the only one shouting at the TV!
It was driving me crazy while watching him doing it over and over again the same way. I thought ..maybe he will figure it out on his own...But nope!^^
90% of the "speed" here is caused by the fact that you're using creamed butter. With creamed butter, two people (one with a spoon or pastry bag and one with a knife or spatula) can butter about 1 slice (of any common size / shape) of bread per second without making such a mess on the edges.
This is a clear example of a gadget that sits half way between quality and speed, and doesn't quite deliver on either of them. Either make it fully automated (i.e., a machine that you just load standard-sized bread loaves into, and spits out buttered pairs of slices), or use tools that can cope with different-sized (and -shaped) slices without making such a mess. I definitely would not eat at a sandwich stall that had those huge blobs of butter hanging from the sides. And cleaning them up 1 by 1 would take longer than using a knife in the first place.
Wasn't too impressed at first, so many butter spreaders, then you did the cream cheeses and all that, my jaw dropped! I wish I could start my own sandwich shop just to warrant buying one of these!
Uses too much butter in one spread for my liking but what a cool gadget! But awesome with the cheese, philly and other spreads. Great t shirt by the way!
Clare Hughes You could probably use less butter by moving the spreader faster or pressing the plunger more gently. I assume it would come with practise.
There is no such thing as too much butter.
Well, you may not have used real butter, but it does look a lot offundo... :P
twocvbloke
Its real butter it just isnt a frozen brick like Americans use
Totally looked like vegetable oil spread/i can't believe its not butter
It's spreadable butter - real butter with a touch of vegetable oil so it spreads straight from the fridge. I use it all the time and it tastes lovely - if it didn't, I wouldn't buy it because margarine and other non-butter spreads taste foul.
Joanne Gray I don't think you can buy margarine in the UK any more.
Harry Fenton do you have any sort of link because I think they only sell spreads and blends not margarine. I am from the UK by the way and saw it on QI or something.
Whosoever holds this gadget, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of butter.
This could be a new game for Mario Party 😂😂😂 WHOEVER BUTTERS MOST TOASTS WINS.
What a Tshirt! 😂😂
ItsMitchBruh I don’t get it. I think I’m too old lol
I don’t get it either
Also in the don't get it club.
is it a reference to something? i don't get it either. lol.
Inbetweeners innit.
For someone who needs to butter many many slices of bread in a hurry this will sure come in handy.😐
Yes, very nice on an industrial level or for schools say or big families, but too much fuss for average joe to have to stir up the butter before putting it in the device... but omg, I burst out laughing when he took a bite out of that monstrous sandwich :'D
One "sheet" of bread. Urmmm?
This could be a great gadget for a food pantry/place they feed the homeless and less fortunate. Would be great to see Barry (or the Barshens crew) have a cooking show thing and donate all the food (so it couldn't be inedible for shiz n gigs). Love MVK like always!
Who ever says "a sheet of bread" to describe a slice of bread?
Oh yeah...Barry does😂
omg I need this for my coffe family business, my hands are always sensible when I touch the hot toasted bread and this will save me time XD
Never trust strange USB sticks!
This is not a strange usb stick lol
Yeah, I freaked out a bit inside when he casually put it in his computer and started opening things.
"Congratulations, you're now part of a But-net"
This would be amazing for making a big batch of fairy bread. :O
It's the gadget you never knew you needed. Ideal for cafes etc. I don't need one, but I want one now haha. Offundo comes from the latin 'to spread' , great vid as always Bazza me old son.
gray rothwell I don't need something that wastes butter though.
Would this work with frosting a cake? 🤔
Probably on paper but the coverage would probably be uneven. It's worth a shot.
Barry did say it might work, right at the end of the vid
If your quality standards for the cake are the same as the ones seen on this video, then I guess it would. :P If you want it to actually look nice and even, no.
maybe with german chocolate, but I don't see it working too good for buttercream
Only one way to find out
Only Barry could get away with calling a slice of bread a 'sheet'. :P :)
Your videos have a strange calming feeling to thm. So i've started to watch them with my morning coffee.
I have 8 kids living in my house. This would be perfect for my mom when it comes to peanut butter and jelly. Lol
I can see that gadget being extremely useful if you work in catering. And it's metal too, so it should last a long time, unlike flimsy plastic things that break after the first use.
Btw, what's wrong with salad cream, Barry? It's great on chips - or thinly spread on hot buttered toast.
I've never had salad cream, but I'm inherently distrustful haha. I imagine it's like salad dressing mixed with mayonnaise and I hate mayo.
It's like mayo, but very tangy.
I don’t understand why this device is necessary. If the butter has to be soft, then get the soft butter and use a knife. It doesn’t take that long for which I would be looking for a faster option. It also looks quite messy.
Nannerchan its really used inside a bakery for lots of fast swipes of butter 😊
I don't know how much clearer he could be that this is for a professional kitchen that has to butter _many_ slices of bread on a regular basis. An environment where you'd already have spreadable butter at the ready and you'd actually have the skill to use it properly.
Barry finally finds a butter spreader he can love. It's a new fairy tale for the kitchen enthusiast.
That is so cool. I used to work in a cafe making LOTS of sandwiches and that would of been amazing there
3am in Texas, and I was about to go to sleep since my daughter just fell asleep... But then I got a notification that you uploaded.. So guess who's going to be awake a bit longer 😂💕
Rena TheRaccoon I’m in Texas too. Watching at nearly 4 am
Barry mate you’ve gone full Dad! Terrible jokes and an awful t shirt. Brilliant
YES! Someone remembers the Cadbury’s chocolate Philadelphia! 😂👌🏼
I wouldve called it Thors Butter hammer xD
This made me hungry so I went shopping and bought bread and butter, came home, made lunch, ate it, felt sleepy and had a nap. Still got up in time to see him actually test the product.
This was exactly the kind of positivity I needed to watch during breakfast. Thank you.
Also, I am a poor student and I don't even eat sandwiches that much but I need. That. Gadget.
I feel like all your butter problems would be fixed if you just left your butter on the counter/at room temp... butter is fine at that temperature as long as you use it and it stays soft and easy to spread... love the videos keep it up!
The amazement on your face when it spread really well was so funny 😂
I can definitely see the application for businesses, pretty solid!
Such a small world.....just looked at my facebook feed, saw the ad for this ...........then went to your channel and there it was again............LOL
Ice-cream on bread is actually a thing here in Asia.
Arion Wong yum!
Ive had ice cream on toast in thailand. Its amazing
Brilliant vid as always Baz.
And I don't know if I've said before, but I really appreciate you having subtitles/captioning on your videos. It helps a lot :)
An amazing product. Okay 60quid is a lot of money, but then you did say that each one is hand crafted and it looks pretty decent and not a cheap Chinese knockoff that would potentially break within a few uses. Great to see something proudly British! Thanks for the review.... one day I might be able to afford it. Thanks Barry, your video's, as usual, are great.
I saw this on facebook during the week and thought of you. Cant believe you ate the Nutella, Jam, Mayo, Caramelized onion cheese sandwich though blargh!
It’s the kind of thing that would save time when catering a kids birthday party or something.
Ok, that's pretty amazing! I can never get my jam that smooth. Very nice.
4:04 Mrs Barry says why couldnt you do the rest of the washing? 😂😂😂😂😂
I can’t believe you ate that hahaha The look on your face was priceless!!
That t-shirt tho 👌🏼 yes Barry!
Barry, you’re a nutter! Just stick a block of butter in it mate! Awesome gadget!
Try the Cadbury dairy milk spread. No nuts. But still tastes really nice :)
"It doesn't need butteries" XD
If for some reason you wanted to spread ice cream on bread with this, I'd imagine soft serve would work well.
I worked in the kitchen at my college. We used a bowl of melted butter with a 'paint brush' thingy to make toast in mass. I wish we had this thing.
I can see a short order cook or chef using this when they need to butter a ton of bread! Great job Barry!
Barry I love your puns.
Holy Hannah that's amazing. I don't even eat sandwiches much but I want one. I have grilled cheese more.
A potential improvement for a future version would be to add a blocker for the outlet so you could make it smaller for other things, like oatcakes, baguettes / hotdog rolls, bagels, etc.
Need to get the right design down for it though, one that won't get jammed up with your spreads and won't be awkward and fiddly.
Or if they never wanted to make it dynamic width, since most stuff is either about 2-3 inches wide or 5-6, just add a half-width blocker that can go on either side for lefty or righty and you're done. Yeah that'd work.
Some people did point out it has an issue with flow control (too much spread on top)
It could potentially be helped with a height adjuster that slides alongside the item you are coating. If we were adding the half-width blocker, you could make it in such a way that the height adjuster could go on one side, the opposite if you are using said blocker.
Probably getting over-engineered at this point. lol
Probably just easier to either apply less thumb pressure or hold the hopper closer to the breaded good in question to prevent the flow coming out as much. The latter would actually also help get the spread in to the little grooves of some airier breads, which is a bonus.
It's also a personal thing. Some people like thick spreads, some like thin. I'm the former, like a nice thick coat of jam or butter.
One of the most beautiful video in youtube! 😂🙅
If you want a truly horrendous pun for the kitchen gadgets eps:
"This is the show that puts the 'Kitsch' in Kitchen Gadgets!"
Love it! I would use it with Danish leverpostej. 😋
If there was a way to store it cleanly, safely, with spread in it, I think it could be practical for home use. If you’re packing one or more lunch boxes with sandwiches daily this could be a dream.
This is actually so satisfying to watch, lol.
Lmao Love The T-Shirt Barry 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That is so awesome!! I personally wouldn’t need it but it would be great for sandwich shops! Very cool!
“Nutella… is notoriously butch”?
Happy Pride, brother!
That t-shirt 😂 got to love Barry!
That would be good for stacking pancakes with Nutella, you'd just have to soften the stuff a little first. It's a bit wide, though, only suitable for really large slices.
Hey Barry, you should really try Japanese/Daiso dollar gadgets
Do not diss the salad cream .. ever ! Lol
That shirt is a banger. A banger is the Scottish version of stonkin
I found it funny when you washed the new gadget but not the dirty dishes 😂
This gadget looks amazing. I would love to see if it worked for putting glaze or frosting on cookies and cakes.
...i just ordered one of these and was thinking of sending it to you. I guess I'll butter a lot of bread. Lol
The "butteries" pun actually got me :')
I'm so impressed! That works beautifully!
Do you think it's feasible for disabled folks? Specifically, folks with wrist problems?
Yesss!!!! I was really hoping you’d do a review of this product! I kept seeing it on Facebook
Okay but how well does it work with real butter rather than that vegetable oil tub thing? It was already doing a pretty poor/inconsistent spread with the fake stuff, I can't imagine it'll work at all with real butter.
"No one wants ice cream on a piece of bread"
Meanwhile, Singapore
If you're in a school cafeteria setting, you could have 2, one with PB, other with J, and you could smack out sandwiches like no one's business.
I wasn't going to hit like, but then he said "It doesn't need butteries." And that was so bad I had to give him credit.
I can't believe I tweeted you a link to this a couple days ago!!
Having worked in aproffesional kitchen making hundreds of sandwiches at a time, this thing would double my prep time, my method is to whip the spread, butter or margarine etc, then using a 4 inch flat pallet knife, spread out slices and go for it. Average sandwich loaf in A ustralia is 26 slices in under 30 seconds.
This would be good for people with large families, who have to make tons of sandwiches at a time.
Margaret Gardner Do large families usually have money to waste then? This thing is expensive AND it wastes butter (it put way too much on the bread, and huge amounts dropped off the sides).
Moomin Troll I didn't think it was too much butter for a grilled sandwich, but maybe I like butter a little too much 😇 however, this is a VERY British product. Y'all's bread is very big and almost perfectly rectangular, compared to the US with the rounded/split top shape.
Margaret Gardner Depends on which bread you get, different brands have different shapes. We get a loaf that's rectangular (so that part's true) but with a rounded crust, I'm not too keen on the squared shape loaves because the slices are really small. I like a fair bit of butter on my bread, but that thing squirts way too much, it even spills over the side.
Moomin Troll there seemed to be a bit of a learning curve, on how much pressure to apply. And I would imagine that if you used real butter that wasn’t quite as soft as what Barry was working with there might be better results. As far as large families go and this being good for grilled sandwiches. I am 1 of 34 first grandchildren and 40 some odd great grandchildren (I can’t keep track of that number as it keeps growing) plus everyone’s significant others and my aunts, there are 7 plus my mom, and their significant others...... So when we get together for a weekend of camping YES!!! this would be awesome!!! Just my thought.....
Here for Boston! 🤣❤
I'm sure it's great, but when I saunter into my kitchen thinking about making a cheese, onion, and Marmite sandwich, the first thought that crosses my mind isn't 'Can I spread butter five times faster on that tiger bread?' It's usually on the lines of: 'Why are there toy cars in the breadbin?' If you're making sarnies for a Christening, Wedding, or Funeral (Hatched, Matched, and Dispatched), then it sounds just the perfect gizmo.
The difference between this, and the other butter gadgets, is that you used VERY SOFT butter to begin with. The others used cold and firm butter. If its already soft, its easy to spread anyway. However, it does genuinely look like it would be great for a sandwich shop, or a catering business or something.
Hahaha nice one Barry
I'm easily distracted by your shirt 😃
I'm thinking it'd be great for large families. Lots of buttered bread for toast or for grilled cheese sandwiches.
You should make Homer a part of the kitchen since he matches in color. Attach him to the door with adhesive. then you wouldn't have him in the way and you wouldn't have to store it away.
You may get to use the spreader on your pizza venture.
Ice cream sandwiches are actually a big thing in SE Asia. It's nice!
This gadget would be AMAZING for a diner or cafeteria, can you imagine how much easier this would make life for school cafeteria's?
I love how excited he gets when a gadget actually works
finally a good butter one! hooray! love it
So this gadget doesn't work on butter straight from the fridge? Hmmm, not quite what I need. Thanks for the video.
I can see how this would be useful in schools and such but also some people do leave their "butter" on the counter at room temp all the time, so i mean if just a random family gets one itd be good for in the morning to just have it on the counter.
That's a lot of butter for one piece of bread
It's the perfect amount imo
Perfect way to start my day!
You didn’t even use real butter. You disappoint me, Barry
So basically you paid a bunch of money to wait for butter to be spreadable then mix it around and put it in this gadget. When you can just wait for it to be soft and use a knife . ....
Yep, and get a better spread with the knife as well. I was surprised by how many spots this thing missed. Very inconsistent.
And it did that poorly with fake butter. I would imagine it doesn't work at all with real butter.
Yeah, right?
this isnt really a home kitchen gadget. I could see it being very handy in a commercial kitchen
> if you ran the business
I wouldn't eat at a business that had globs of creamed butter hanging off the sides of the bread. And cleaning them up one by one would take longer than doing them properly in the first place, with (real) butter and a warm spatula.
It's almost like it's designed for sandwich makers with high volume jobs ...