Question: What is the item labeled as?

This item arrived labeled as a "mixing spoon", and has little to no depth. The spoon part is actually closer to a spatula. I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the non-stick surface when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. I don't know how the stainless steel handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.

Answer: mixing spoon

<hl> This item arrived labeled as a " mixing spoon ", and has little to no depth. <hl> The spoon part is actually closer to a spatula. I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the non-stick surface when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. I don't know how the stainless steel handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.

This item arrived labeled as a "<hl> mixing spoon <hl>", and has little to no depth. The spoon part is actually closer to a spatula. I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the non-stick surface when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. I don't know how the stainless steel handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.

This item arrived labeled as a " <hl> mixing spoon <hl> ", and has little to no depth.


Question: What kind of surface should this item be used on?

Answer: non-stick

This item arrived labeled as a "mixing spoon", and has little to no depth. The spoon part is actually closer to a spatula. I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. <hl> The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the non-stick surface <hl> when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. I don't know how the stainless steel handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.

This item arrived labeled as a "mixing spoon", and has little to no depth. The spoon part is actually closer to a spatula. I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the <hl> non-stick <hl> surface when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. I don't know how the stainless steel handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.


Question: What does the item more resemble?

Answer: spatula

This item arrived labeled as a "mixing spoon", and has little to no depth. <hl> The spoon part is actually closer to a spatula . <hl> I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the non-stick surface when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. I don't know how the stainless steel handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.

This item arrived labeled as a "mixing spoon", and has little to no depth. The spoon part is actually closer to a <hl> spatula <hl>. I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the non-stick surface when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. I don't know how the stainless steel handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.

The spoon part is actually closer to a <hl> spatula <hl> .


Question: What kind of metal is the handle made out of?

Answer: stainless steel

This item arrived labeled as a "mixing spoon", and has little to no depth. The spoon part is actually closer to a spatula. I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the non-stick surface when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. <hl> I don't know how the stainless steel handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). <hl> Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.

This item arrived labeled as a "mixing spoon", and has little to no depth. The spoon part is actually closer to a spatula. I wish I had known this when I ordered it-- it appears the current description is lacking some info. The product serves its purpose for heat resistence and helping to protect the non-stick surface when cooking (so far), but it really doesn't hold anything. Please keep this in mind when purchasing. I don't know how the <hl> stainless steel <hl> handle will hold up over time (the description shows 18/10, but the actual product doesn't say). Unfortunately, I already used it, so I won't try to return. Let's just say it's good to have a different colored utensil at times, but I won't be purchasing any more of these.


Question: What item did this person buy?

I truly love this pan. It is worth every penny I paid for it. I usually cook with Calphalon (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one and I have never regretted the purchase. I use this pan 3-4 times per week; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts. I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.

Answer: pan

I truly love this pan .

<hl> I truly love this pan . <hl> It is worth every penny I paid for it. I usually cook with Calphalon (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one and I have never regretted the purchase. I use this pan 3-4 times per week; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts. I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.

I truly love this <hl> pan <hl>. It is worth every penny I paid for it. I usually cook with Calphalon (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one and I have never regretted the purchase. I use this pan 3-4 times per week; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts. I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.


Question: What brand did they previously use?

Answer: Calphalon

I truly love this pan. It is worth every penny I paid for it. <hl> I usually cook with Calphalon (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one <hl> and I have never regretted the purchase. I use this pan 3-4 times per week; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts. I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.

I truly love this pan. It is worth every penny I paid for it. I usually cook with <hl> Calphalon <hl> (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one and I have never regretted the purchase. I use this pan 3-4 times per week; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts. I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.


Question: How many times do they use the pan?

Answer: 3-4 times per week

I truly love this pan. It is worth every penny I paid for it. I usually cook with Calphalon (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one and I have never regretted the purchase. <hl> I use this pan 3-4 times per week ; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts. <hl> I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.

I truly love this pan. It is worth every penny I paid for it. I usually cook with Calphalon (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one and I have never regretted the purchase. I use this pan <hl> 3-4 times per week <hl>; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts. I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.

I use this pan <hl> 3-4 times per week <hl> ; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts.


Question: What food can you cook on the pan?

Answer: fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts

I truly love this pan. It is worth every penny I paid for it. I usually cook with Calphalon (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one and I have never regretted the purchase. <hl> I use this pan 3-4 times per week; it does well with fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts . <hl> I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.

I truly love this pan. It is worth every penny I paid for it. I usually cook with Calphalon (the original), but after researching grill pans, decided this would be the one and I have never regretted the purchase. I use this pan 3-4 times per week; it does well with <hl> fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts <hl>. I also grill peppers and onions on it for fajitas. Cleaning is really never a chore; don't ruin the pan by trying to put it in the dishwasher, though. Not a replacement for my BBQ, but much easier to fire up, especially during the cold 2009 winter in OR.

I use this pan 3-4 times per week; it does well with <hl> fish, steak, hamburgers and the ubiquitous chicken breasts <hl> .


Question: What floors can you use the vacuum on?

I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all carpets and hardwood floors in the house. Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container twice. I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the family room...I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. So far I am very pleased with the machine.

Answer: carpets and hardwood floors

<hl> I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all carpets and hardwood floors in the house. <hl> Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container twice. I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the family room... I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. So far I am very pleased with the machine.

I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all <hl> carpets and hardwood floors <hl> in the house. Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container twice. I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the family room...I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. So far I am very pleased with the machine.


Question: Where did they store the vacuum?

Answer: family room

I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all carpets and hardwood floors in the house. Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container twice. I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. <hl> I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the family room ...I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. <hl> So far I am very pleased with the machine.

I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all carpets and hardwood floors in the house. Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container twice. I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the <hl> family room <hl>...I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. So far I am very pleased with the machine.

I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the <hl> family room <hl> ...I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it.


Question: How many times did they fill the container?

Answer: twice

I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all carpets and hardwood floors in the house. Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. <hl> I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container twice . <hl> I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the family room... I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. So far I am very pleased with the machine.

I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all carpets and hardwood floors in the house. Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container <hl> twice <hl>. I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the family room...I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. So far I am very pleased with the machine.

I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container <hl> twice <hl> .


Question: How did they store the vacuum?

Answer: hung it on the side of the bookcase

I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all carpets and hardwood floors in the house. Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container twice. I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. <hl> I hung it on the side of the bookcase in the family room... <hl> I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. So far I am very pleased with the machine.

I've only had the vac for a day or so but tested it by using it on all carpets and hardwood floors in the house. Battery held up with plenty of charge...don't know how much longer it would go....and it cleaned both carpets and floors very well. I had used our central vac a week ago and I still filled the container twice. I then took the handle off and used it on the furniture and it picked up a lot of dust and lint. Being able to turn the brushes on and off is real plus. I <hl> hung it on the side of the bookcase <hl> in the family room...I liked it well enough to drill two small holes in the bookcase to mount it. So far I am very pleased with the machine.


Question: What is the name of the coffee machine?

I've been using the Breville daily for over four years,multiple cups a day. It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent *IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with vinegar. The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step.Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."

Answer: Breville

<hl> I've been using the Breville daily for over four years,multiple cups a day. <hl> It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent * IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with vinegar. The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step. Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."

I've been using the <hl> Breville <hl> daily for over four years,multiple cups a day. It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent *IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with vinegar. The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step.Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."


Question: How many cups of coffee do they drink?

Answer: multiple cups a day

<hl> I've been using the Breville daily for over four years, multiple cups a day . <hl> It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent * IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with vinegar. The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step. Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."

I've been using the Breville daily for over four years,<hl> multiple cups a day <hl>. It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent *IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with vinegar. The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step.Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."

I've been using the Breville daily for over four years, <hl> multiple cups a day <hl> .


Question: How long has this person been using the coffee machine?

Answer: over four years

<hl> I've been using the Breville daily for over four years ,multiple cups a day. <hl> It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent * IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with vinegar. The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step. Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."

I've been using the Breville daily for <hl> over four years <hl>,multiple cups a day. It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent *IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with vinegar. The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step.Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."

I've been using the Breville daily for <hl> over four years <hl> ,multiple cups a day.


Question: What should you use to clean the machine?

Answer: vinegar

I've been using the Breville daily for over four years,multiple cups a day. It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent * IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. <hl> The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with vinegar . <hl> The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step. Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."

I've been using the Breville daily for over four years,multiple cups a day. It's a solid machine and the coffee is excellent *IF* you follow a few simple steps. It's not going to keep pumping water if you don't descale or clean out the needle head. It's really common sense, water and coffee grinds are bound to clog things up now and again. The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with <hl> vinegar <hl>. The vinegar/water mix needs a few hours "in the pipes' so overnight is ideal. Referring to the instructions is always an excellent first step.Recently though, I did notice the machine groaning and struggling to pump the water and make the coffee I had come to really love. A brilliant reviewer suggested a shot of compressed air but I used my steam machine (all I had handy) to clean and flush out the water lines and needle head. A few minutes later and I could see the water level drop in the tank like it did when it was brand new and it quietly made me another cup of perfect coffee. Between you and me, I think I heard it whisper "thank you."

The descaling process is a little more than a simple brew cycle with <hl> vinegar <hl> .


Question: What did this person buy?

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed blenders, some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. This Oster is amazing! Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! It's now safe to put ice cubes into your home blender. The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. I chose a white one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.

Answer: blenders

<hl> Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed blenders , some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. <hl> This Oster is amazing! Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! It's now safe to put ice cubes into your home blender. The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. I chose a white one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed <hl> blenders <hl>, some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. This Oster is amazing! Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! It's now safe to put ice cubes into your home blender. The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. I chose a white one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed <hl> blenders <hl> , some of which couldn't cut through yogurt.


Question: What is safe to use in this blender?

Answer: ice cubes

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed blenders, some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. This Oster is amazing! Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! <hl> It's now safe to put ice cubes into your home blender. <hl> The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. I chose a white one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed blenders, some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. This Oster is amazing! Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! It's now safe to put <hl> ice cubes <hl> into your home blender. The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. I chose a white one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.


Question: What brand of blender did they buy?

Answer: Oster

This Oster is amazing!

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed blenders, some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. <hl> This Oster is amazing! <hl> Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! It's now safe to put ice cubes into your home blender. The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. I chose a white one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed blenders, some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. This <hl> Oster <hl> is amazing! Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! It's now safe to put ice cubes into your home blender. The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. I chose a white one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.


Question: What color blender did they buy?

Answer: white

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed blenders, some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. This Oster is amazing! Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! It's now safe to put ice cubes into your home blender. The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. <hl> I chose a white one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. <hl> The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.

Lord knows how much money I've thrown away over the years on "multi-speed" stylishly designed blenders, some of which couldn't cut through yogurt. This Oster is amazing! Overcoming my apprehension about it not "fitting in" with my otherwise modern-looking kitchen appliances, I relied on the previous comments and just did it. News Flash! It's now safe to put ice cubes into your home blender. The Oster chews them up in seconds, and doesn't sound like it's about to implode as it does it. I'd call this a professional grade blender at a consumer price. I chose a <hl> white <hl> one, and it not only performs splendidly, but looks great as it exudes an aura of authority on my counter top. The powerful motor is a giant among the myriad of wimpy 16-18 speed (all weak) blenders. I think this Oster would grind up a bowling ball if you could get it into the jar.


Question: What mistake did the writer make?

I bought the wrong size but I then purchased the smaller ones. I gave this away as a gift. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.

Answer: bought the wrong size

<hl> I bought the wrong size but I then purchased the smaller ones. <hl> I gave this away as a gift. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.

I <hl> bought the wrong size <hl> but I then purchased the smaller ones. I gave this away as a gift. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.


Question: What did the writer do to fix the problem?

Answer: purchased the smaller ones

but I then purchased the smaller ones .

I bought the wrong size <hl> but I then purchased the smaller ones . <hl> I gave this away as a gift. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.

I bought the wrong size but I then <hl> purchased the smaller ones <hl>. I gave this away as a gift. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.

but I then <hl> purchased the smaller ones <hl> .


Question: What did the writer do with the wrong item?

Answer: gave this away as a gift

I gave this away as a gift .

I bought the wrong size but I then purchased the smaller ones. <hl> I gave this away as a gift . <hl> Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.

I bought the wrong size but I then purchased the smaller ones. I <hl> gave this away as a gift <hl>. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.


Question: What is the difference between the bigger and the smaller item?

Answer: the exact same thing

I bought the wrong size but I then purchased the smaller ones. I gave this away as a gift. <hl> Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing ) these are great. <hl> Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.

I bought the wrong size but I then purchased the smaller ones. I gave this away as a gift. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are <hl> the exact same thing <hl>) these are great. Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter. Easy to clean and deal with.

Speaking from the smaller ones (which are <hl> the exact same thing <hl> ) these are great.


Question: How good is the smaller item?

Answer: Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter

I bought the wrong size but I then purchased the smaller ones. I gave this away as a gift. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. <hl> Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter . <hl> Easy to clean and deal with.

I bought the wrong size but I then purchased the smaller ones. I gave this away as a gift. Speaking from the smaller ones (which are the exact same thing) these are great. <hl> Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter <hl>. Easy to clean and deal with.

<hl> Keeps the sink from getting scratched and makes the job much quieter <hl> .


Question: Why is it easy for the writer to clean the kettle?

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

Answer: have very small hands

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. <hl> I have very small hands , so its easy for me to clean. <hl> However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I <hl> have very small hands <hl>, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

I <hl> have very small hands <hl> , so its easy for me to clean.


Question: How small are the writer's hands?

Answer: can get their hands inside this pot

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. <hl> However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot . <hl> The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who <hl> can get their hands inside this pot <hl>. The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

However, I'm the only one in my household who <hl> can get their hands inside this pot <hl> .


Question: What does the writer find inconvenient with the kettle?

Answer: The lid must be removed to pour

The lid must be removed to pour .

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. <hl> The lid must be removed to pour . <hl> Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. <hl> The lid must be removed to pour <hl>. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

<hl> The lid must be removed to pour <hl> .


Question: What material is the pot made of?

Answer: glass

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. <hl> My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass , and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. <hl> It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's <hl> glass <hl>, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either.

My favorite thing about this pot is that it's <hl> glass <hl> , and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil.


Question: What does the writer like the pot the most?

Answer: It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. <hl> It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly either. <hl>

I like this kettle, even with its minor flaws. I have very small hands, so its easy for me to clean. However, I'm the only one in my household who can get their hands inside this pot. The lid must be removed to pour. Yes, really. Very klutzy person here, and I'm afraid of having issues removing said lid to pour boiling water, so the lid just gets set on, not pushed in. My favorite thing about this pot is that it's glass, and I can see when the water is at the proper temp, just at the beginning of boil. <hl> It also doesnt seem to attract build up as quickly <hl> either.


Question: Where can the writer refill cylinders?

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

Answer: sporting goods store and some beverage centers

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at <hl> a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! <hl> Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a <hl> sporting goods store and some beverage centers <hl> as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.


Question: How much does a gallon of water cost?

Answer: .99

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. <hl> A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 <hl> and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for <hl> .99 <hl> and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.


Question: What can be done to save money on the refills?

Answer: use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective <hl> if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap , because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. <hl> A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you <hl> use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap <hl>, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

if you <hl> use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap <hl> , because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out.


Question: What is the problem with refilling cylinders of Soda Stream?

Answer: aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. <hl> I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer , or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! <hl> Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which <hl> aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer <hl>, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which <hl> aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer <hl> , or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself!


Question: How difficult is the refill of Soda Stream cylinders?

Answer: you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. <hl> I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself ! <hl> Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

I don't know why it's so difficult to find CO2 cylinders and syrups for this unit. Only thing I can think of is Soda Stream has a huge monopoly on everything entailed. I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or <hl> you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself <hl>! Just keep in mind it's only cost effective if you use the syrups or if you can use the water from your tap, because if you have to use spring water from the supermarket like I do, It just pans out. A 2 liter bottle of club soda goes for .99 and that's pretty much what a gallon of water will cost you.

I do know that I love that I can refill my cylinders locally at a sporting goods store and some beverage centers as well, unlike Soda Stream which aren't compatible with the systems the previous mentioned venues offer, or <hl> you need to be a chemist to try and refill yourself <hl> !


Question: What did the writer's wife find out from the internet before buying Cuisinart set?

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great!

Answer: customer reviews

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. <hl> My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. <hl> As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great!

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took <hl> customer reviews <hl> from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great!


Question: What brand of pots and pans did the writer's wife buy?

Answer: Cuisinart

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. <hl> My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. <hl> As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great!

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this <hl> Cuisinart <hl> set. As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great!


Question: How long ago did the writer's wife buy the Cuisinart set?

Answer: a few weeks

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. <hl> We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great! <hl>

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. We've only had them for <hl> a few weeks <hl> but use them very regularly and so far they're great!


Question: How often does the writer use the Cuisinart set?

Answer: very regularly

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. <hl> We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great! <hl>

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time. We've only had them for a few weeks but use them <hl> very regularly <hl> and so far they're great!


Question: How long will the Cuisinart set last if they are used properly?

Answer: very long time

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. <hl> As stated, if you use them properly they will last a very long time . <hl> We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great!

If you use your pots and pans as recommended, they will maintain good form and finish. Who would have thought this to be the case? We have ruined our fair share of pots and pans. My wife searched for a long time, did a lot of reading, took customer reviews from all over the internet into consideration and finally decided on this Cuisinart set. As stated, if you use them properly they will last a <hl> very long time <hl>. We've only had them for a few weeks but use them very regularly and so far they're great!

As stated, if you use them properly they will last a <hl> very long time <hl> .


Question: What parts of the toaster does the writer love the most?

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel.The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown.That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

Answer: The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob

I'm pleased with this toaster. <hl> The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob . <hl> The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel. The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown. That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

I'm pleased with this toaster. <hl> The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob <hl>. The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel.The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown.That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

<hl> The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob <hl> .


Question: What does the writer love the toaster the most?

Answer: the commendable uniformity of its toasting

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel. <hl> The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting . <hl> Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown. That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel.The thing I like most about this toaster is <hl> the commendable uniformity of its toasting <hl>. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown.That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

The thing I like most about this toaster is <hl> the commendable uniformity of its toasting <hl> .


Question: What is the writer not satisfied with the toaster?

Answer: The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. <hl> The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels . <hl> So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel. The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown. That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. <hl> The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels <hl>. So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel.The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown.That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

<hl> The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels <hl> .


Question: What is the bottom button of the toaster?

Answer: cancel

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. <hl> So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel. <hl> The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown. That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. So memorize that the bottom button is <hl> cancel <hl> and the top button is bagel.The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown.That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.


Question: What is the top button of the toaster?

Answer: bagel

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. <hl> So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is bagel .The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. <hl> Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown. That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

I'm pleased with this toaster. The ejector slide is big and easy to use, as is the shade knob. The buttons could be bigger, and it's hard to read their labels. So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is <hl> bagel <hl>.The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting. Stick a sliced frozen bagel in it and it comes out a beautiful uniform brown.That's about it. A lack of bells & whistles, and focusing on toasting make this an easy recommend for any kitchen.

So memorize that the bottom button is cancel and the top button is <hl> bagel <hl> .The thing I like most about this toaster is the commendable uniformity of its toasting.


Question: What country made this scoop?

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health.This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop.Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops.Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.

Answer: Swiss

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health. <hl> This Swiss -made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop. <hl> Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops. Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health.This <hl> Swiss <hl>-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop.Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops.Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.

This <hl> Swiss <hl> -made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop.


Question: This scoop is described as the what of ice cream scoops?

Answer: jackhammer

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health. This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop. <hl> Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops. <hl> Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health.This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop.Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the <hl> jackhammer <hl> of ice cream scoops.Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.


Question: What is the handled described as being?

Answer: ergonomic

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health. <hl> This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop. <hl> Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops. Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health.This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the <hl> ergonomic <hl> handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop.Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops.Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.


Question: What does the ice cream cry when confronted by this scoop?

Answer: uncle

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health. This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop. <hl> Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops. <hl> Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health.This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop.Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry <hl> uncle <hl> when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops.Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.


Question: What can you easily dish with this scoop?

Answer: appropriate portions

<hl> If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up appropriate portions with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health. <hl> This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop. Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops. Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.

If you have ice cream that is so hard that you cannot easily dish up <hl> appropriate portions <hl> with this scoop, then the ice cream is probably too hard for you to be eating it in the first place - who knows, it may even be hazardous to your health.This Swiss-made, hefty ice cream scoop with the ergonomic handle is just the thing for making problematically hard batches of ice cream easily yield their goodness to ice cream lovers everywhere scoop by delicious scoop.Personally, I have had absolutely no difficulties in getting even the most recalcitrant frozen deserts to cry uncle when confronted with this scoop - the jackhammer of ice cream scoops.Purchase one today; you will not be disappointed.


Question: These glasses are super easy to do what?

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim.All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.

Answer: clean

Top among them: easy to clean .

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. <hl> Top among them: easy to clean . <hl> Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim. All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to <hl> clean <hl>. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim.All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.

Top among them: easy to <hl> clean <hl> .


Question: What do other glasses have that is hard to clean?

Answer: dimple

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. <hl> Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. <hl> While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim. All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a <hl> dimple <hl> in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim.All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.


Question: About how long have they have the glasses for?

Answer: month

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim. <hl> All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). <hl> I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim.All that being said, having owned them about a <hl> month <hl> now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.


Question: How many glasses arrived either damaged or broken?

Answer: none

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim. <hl> All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact ( none damaged/broken). <hl> I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim.All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (<hl> none <hl> damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.

All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact ( <hl> none <hl> damaged/broken).


Question: What fingers can they reach the bottom of the glass with?

Answer: middle and index

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. <hl> The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my middle and index finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim. <hl> All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.

I find these wine glasses great for many reasons. Top among them: easy to clean. Most full size 18 to 20 oz glasses are too deep for my fingers to reach the bottom when washing, and the rim opening too small for me to comfortably fit my hand through. Other glasses also often have a dimple in the bottom of the cup section that can be difficult to clean out. While helping with portion control, and taking much less [valuable] cabinet space, these glasses are super easy to clean. The buttom of the cup area is rather flat, and the cup is not too deep for me to easily reach the bottom with my <hl> middle and index <hl> finger without trying to squeeze my hand thru the rim.All that being said, having owned them about a month now, they pass all the standard checks: sturdy as standard wine glasses, symmetrical, good vertical alignment (not angled base as found on cheap glasses), arrived fully intact (none damaged/broken). I am not a somm' by any means, but for my $2.50-chuck and weekend $10 wine... these fit the bill.


Question: How many did they get for 10 dollars?

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.

Answer: 25

With these I got 25 for 10 dollars.

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. <hl> With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. <hl> You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got <hl> 25 <hl> for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.


Question: What holiday did they order these before?

Answer: Thanksgiving

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. <hl> I ordered these just before Thanksgiving , I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! <hl> I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before <hl> Thanksgiving <hl>, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.

I ordered these just before <hl> Thanksgiving <hl> , I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers!


Question: What 3 sizes of slow cookers do these fit?

Answer: 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. <hl> They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker. <hl>

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my <hl> 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart <hl> slow cooker.


Question: How many slow cookers did they use?

Answer: 7

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. <hl> No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used 7 slow cookers, if that tells you anything. <hl> They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.

These are fantastic! I slow cook, ALL the time. I ordered these just before Thanksgiving, I did my entire thanksgiving, excluding the turkey, in slow cookers! I typically use the name brand ones found at my local grocery store, if I get them on sale I can get 2 boxes for 5 bucks, so, 8 bags total for 5 dollars. With these I got 25 for 10 dollars. You do the math. They worked just as great, if not better. No bubbling like the ones from my grocery store, they held up, no mess at the end of the day, I threw everything away, and I used <hl> 7 <hl> slow cookers, if that tells you anything. They fit my 1.5 quart, my 2.5 quart, and my 6 quart slow cooker.