Usually with parsley you want to remove the stems they are much more bitter than the leaves. Also with pre shredded or powered cheese they are going to put cellulose powder in it. This will cause any kind of bechamel sauce to be grainy
I'm not going to lie, I was kind of skeptical about this device, but this device has me sold. It's unfortunate I don't have a dishwasher and have a small kitchen so I can't get this for now, but this device has a lot of value. I love to cook, but sometimes when I am tired, this device would help a lot. Specially for recipes like Risotto that has you constantly stir, it's nice to literally just set and forget. Plus having this device saves you a lot of time on dish washing too!
Haha, Larry, thanks for the comment and for watching my video! Definitely agree that the price difference between the CookingPal. However, trying to compare a devices that is a multi-function pressure cooker (a great one no doubt), that is the Instant Pot of course, to something so advanced that chops and steams and blends and is more of a kicthen robot in some ways....is a stretchhhhhhh..... Hope you subscribe! I've got a ton of new videos coming out soon! Thanks again for dropping the comment! - Jason
Larry I have to agree with you. I have been watching video after vide to see what I am missing but no......I am not missing anything, this is most definitely a gimmick/fad item. My Instant pot duo, does it all.
@@KeyzLife See the things that I like are the all in one, weighing, chopping, shredding etc. It is way more expensive but it creates a lot less mess and washing. Also sometimes I am boiling stuff and I walk away to do something and the thing over-boiled or burned. Somethings to think about if this is going to encourage me to cook more and eat out less thus saving lots of money in the long run. Actually looks fun, trying new recipes.
@@maxitupacademy I haven't used the above product, but have used Thermomix and Instant pot. They are completely different products. Instant pot doesn't chop things which one of the core reasons for buying one of these products. Sure, you could pair a blender and instant pot and you would get similar results, but then you are using two machines, and need to stir while cooking, and the whole point is one machine that does everything.
Usually with parsley you want to remove the stems they are much more bitter than the leaves. Also with pre shredded or powered cheese they are going to put cellulose powder in it. This will cause any kind of bechamel sauce to be grainy
I'm not going to lie, I was kind of skeptical about this device, but this device has me sold. It's unfortunate I don't have a dishwasher and have a small kitchen so I can't get this for now, but this device has a lot of value. I love to cook, but sometimes when I am tired, this device would help a lot. Specially for recipes like Risotto that has you constantly stir, it's nice to literally just set and forget. Plus having this device saves you a lot of time on dish washing too!
Good cooking! This one seems pricey but if you love cooking, price would not be a problem as long as you get the result of the dish you want.
Can we program our own recipes or are we limited to what comes with the product?
you don't program your own, but you use the manual steps instead of recipes steps when you know what you want to do
Amazing
Cooking Fond! Thanks for the love!!
You did well🤗
Have gagets that people can afford
Buy an instant pot and a book on one pot instant pot meals all for under $100 and save $900. This thing is a way too expensive rip off!
Haha, Larry, thanks for the comment and for watching my video! Definitely agree that the price difference between the CookingPal. However, trying to compare a devices that is a multi-function pressure cooker (a great one no doubt), that is the Instant Pot of course, to something so advanced that chops and steams and blends and is more of a kicthen robot in some ways....is a stretchhhhhhh.....
Hope you subscribe! I've got a ton of new videos coming out soon!
Thanks again for dropping the comment!
- Jason
Larry I have to agree with you. I have been watching video after vide to see what I am missing but no......I am not missing anything, this is most definitely a gimmick/fad item. My Instant pot duo, does it all.
@@KeyzLife See the things that I like are the all in one, weighing, chopping, shredding etc. It is way more expensive but it creates a lot less mess and washing. Also sometimes I am boiling stuff and I walk away to do something and the thing over-boiled or burned. Somethings to think about if this is going to encourage me to cook more and eat out less thus saving lots of money in the long run. Actually looks fun, trying new recipes.
@@maxitupacademy I haven't used the above product, but have used Thermomix and Instant pot. They are completely different products. Instant pot doesn't chop things which one of the core reasons for buying one of these products. Sure, you could pair a blender and instant pot and you would get similar results, but then you are using two machines, and need to stir while cooking, and the whole point is one machine that does everything.
Amazing