Question: Where was the grill purchased at?

Answer: Amazon

This is the 2nd Grill Press that was shipped. <hl> The 1st one was damaged at the handle but as soon as I contacted Amazon about it, they very promptly (the very next morning) shipped out the replacement press with no problems. <hl> This one is perfect and I am very pleased with it. This press fits my 10 1/2" cast iron skillets PERFECTLY.I am a loyal Amazon customer, I love their return policy and their customer service. As long as I can receive free shipping, great prices and wonderful service, I will continue to be for many more years.

This is the 2nd Grill Press that was shipped. The 1st one was damaged at the handle but as soon as I contacted <hl> Amazon <hl> about it, they very promptly (the very next morning) shipped out the replacement press with no problems. This one is perfect and I am very pleased with it. This press fits my 10 1/2" cast iron skillets PERFECTLY.I am a loyal Amazon customer, I love their return policy and their customer service. As long as I can receive free shipping, great prices and wonderful service, I will continue to be for many more years.


Question: What material was the old oven mitt?

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

Answer: fabric

<hl> I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. <hl> These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there. Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of <hl> fabric <hl> ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.


Question: What didn't they like about the silicone oven mitts?

Answer: the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. <hl> The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven . <hl> The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there. Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that <hl> the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven <hl>. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

The only negatives for me are that <hl> the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven <hl> .


Question: What material is the new oven mitt?

Answer: silicone

<hl> I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. <hl> These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there. Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

I bought a pair of these <hl> silicone <hl> oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.


Question: What are the silicone oven mitts good for?

Answer: "grippy" of hot cookie sheets

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. <hl> They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets . <hl> The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there. Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being <hl> "grippy" of hot cookie sheets <hl>. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of expensive too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

They are very good for being <hl> "grippy" of hot cookie sheets <hl> .


Question: What price factor was indicated about the silicone oven mitts?

Answer: expensive

The mitts are kind of expensive too.

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. <hl> The mitts are kind of expensive too. <hl> I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there. Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.

I bought a pair of these silicone oven mitts to replace an old, warn out pair of fabric ones. These mitts are okay. They are very good for being "grippy" of hot cookie sheets. The only negatives for me are that the thumbs sometimes get into the food on the cookie tray when I take stuff out of the oven. The thumbs are a little stiffer than I am used to with the old fabric ones, and they stick out a little more. The mitts are kind of <hl> expensive <hl> too. I haven't tried to clean them yet, so I'm not sure how they stack up there.Definitely good and "grippy", if that is what you are looking for.


Question: What drink is lime juice used for?

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive.If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to extract the juice faster.It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in.It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

Answer: margaritas

<hl> I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas . <hl> It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive. If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to extract the juice faster. It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in. It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for <hl> margaritas <hl>. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive.If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to extract the juice faster.It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in.It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for <hl> margaritas <hl> .


Question: Is the set up quick or slow?

Answer: very quick

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. <hl> It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive. <hl> If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to extract the juice faster. It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in. It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's <hl> very quick <hl> to set up and its use is intuitive.If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to extract the juice faster.It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in.It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.


Question: How is the power of the juicer compared to the super-duper juicer?

Answer: adequate

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive. If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. <hl> The power is adequate , but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. <hl> I would like to be able to extract the juice faster. It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in. It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive.If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is <hl> adequate <hl>, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to extract the juice faster.It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in.It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

The power is <hl> adequate <hl> , but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure.


Question: Whats benefits does a stronger juicer bring?

Answer: extract the juice faster.

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive. If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. <hl> I would like to be able to extract the juice faster. It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in. <hl> It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive.If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to <hl> extract the juice faster. <hl>It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in.It's a good deal for the money, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

I would like to be able to <hl> extract the juice faster. <hl> It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in.


Question: Was the price for the juicer convient?

Answer: good deal for the money

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive. If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to extract the juice faster. It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in. <hl> It's a good deal for the money , but I long for something with a more powerful motor. <hl>

I use this primarily for getting lime juice for margaritas. It is a lot faster than squeezing by hand and more efficient than using one of the manual squeezers. There are separate attachments for limes/lemons and oranges/grapefruits. It's very quick to set up and its use is intuitive.If you have used one of the super-duper juicers out there, you may be disappointed by this unit. The power is adequate, but I can almost bring it to a stop using strong pressure. I would like to be able to extract the juice faster.It cleans up and stores easily, and I like the way you can vary the amount of pulp you allow in.It's a <hl> good deal for the money <hl>, but I long for something with a more powerful motor.

It's a <hl> good deal for the money <hl> , but I long for something with a more powerful motor.


Question: What did this person order that wasn't intact?

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

Answer: glasses

These glasses are the best.

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! <hl> These glasses are the best. <hl> They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These <hl> glasses <hl> are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)


Question: What kind of beverages are the glasses good for?

Answer: alcoholic beverages

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. <hl> They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages , but that's just the beginning. <hl> They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for <hl> alcoholic beverages <hl>, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

They make a nice "rocks" glass for <hl> alcoholic beverages <hl> , but that's just the beginning.


Question: Where are the glasses made from?

Answer: France

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. <hl> They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France , not China), and very versatile. <hl> They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in <hl> France <hl>, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

They're heavy, of fine quality (made in <hl> France <hl> , not China), and very versatile.


Question: How do the glasses feel in the hand?

Answer: feel good in your hand

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage <hl> They feel good in your hand , and their style is classic. <hl> For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect one serving size. Great storage They <hl> feel good in your hand <hl>, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

They <hl> feel good in your hand <hl> , and their style is classic.


Question: What serving size are the glasses good for?

Answer: one serving size

Perfect one serving size .

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. <hl> Perfect one serving size . <hl> Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)

I ordered these yesterday and got them today. All intact, no breakage at all, and exactly as described. Thank you Goodman's! These glasses are the best. They make a nice "rocks" glass for alcoholic beverages, but that's just the beginning. They're heavy, of fine quality (made in France, not China), and very versatile. They're called "working glasses" because of the well-fitting lids which turn them from a drinking glass into a nice storage container for the fridge. I make a big pot of homemade soup and spoon it into these glasses, cover them, and refrigerate till ready to use. Perfect <hl> one serving size <hl>. Great storage They feel good in your hand, and their style is classic. For the price, you can't go wrong. I've used them for many years, and was happy to be able to find replacements on Amazon. (They're sturdy, but GLASS. Accidents happen!)


Question: What size mug does this person love?

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

Answer: 20 oz

I loved the 20 oz .

<hl> I loved the 20 oz . <hl> mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the <hl> 20 oz <hl>. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!


Question: What did this person decide to try?

Answer: 24 oz. small vented casserole

<hl> I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole . <hl> I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this <hl> 24 oz. small vented casserole <hl>. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this <hl> 24 oz. small vented casserole <hl> .


Question: What where they suprised that the 24oz. was able to store easily?

Answer: stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily.

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. <hl> I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. <hl> Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I <hl> stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. <hl> Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!


Question: How is the reheating of the 24oz mug?

Answer: the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. <hl> Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry . <hl> Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, <hl> the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry <hl>. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

Reheating will not only be simply, <hl> the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry <hl> .


Question: What size mug does this person love?

Answer: 20 oz

I loved the 20 oz .

<hl> I loved the 20 oz . <hl> mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the <hl> 20 oz <hl>. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!


Question: What did this person decide to try?

Answer: 24 oz. small vented casserole

<hl> I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole . <hl> I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this <hl> 24 oz. small vented casserole <hl>. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this <hl> 24 oz. small vented casserole <hl> .


Question: What where they suprised that the 24oz. was able to store easily?

Answer: stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily.

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. <hl> I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. <hl> Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I <hl> stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. <hl> Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!


Question: How is the reheating of the 24oz mug?

Answer: the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. <hl> Reheating will not only be simply, the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry . <hl> Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

I loved the 20 oz. mug so much, I decided to try this 24 oz. small vented casserole. I can't say enough good things about it! It is wonderful for heating/storing a main dish or veggies for two. Don't let the photo fool you. I stored two half chicken breasts with sauce easily. Reheating will not only be simply, <hl> the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry <hl>. Leftovers travel easily (and spillproof) to work and then the dish goes into the dishwasher... What is not to love??? Best of all, I can bring it to the table and the simple clean lines are perfectly with my Portmeirion pattern. I plan to order a second to use instead of the disposable plastic ware. What a useful product at a very practical size and a great price!

Reheating will not only be simply, <hl> the small size prevents the food from becoming over-done and dry <hl> .


Question: What gets dirty quickly?

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership.It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast.When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily.In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful.The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working.It has to be cleaned all the time too.There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine.I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster.We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.

Answer: filters and the turbine

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership. It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. <hl> The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast. <hl> When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily. In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful. The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working. It has to be cleaned all the time too. There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine. I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster. We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership.It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The <hl> filters and the turbine <hl> get filthy very fast.When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily.In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful.The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working.It has to be cleaned all the time too.There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine.I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster.We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.


Question: What cause the machine to make a horrible sound?

Answer: a clog deep inside

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership. It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast. When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily. In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful. The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working. It has to be cleaned all the time too. <hl> There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. <hl> I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine. I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster. We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership.It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast.When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily.In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful.The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working.It has to be cleaned all the time too.There was <hl> a clog deep inside <hl> the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine.I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster.We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.


Question: What was the vacuum replaced with after being thrown away?

Answer: a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership. It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast. When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily. In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful. The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working. It has to be cleaned all the time too. There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine. I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster. <hl> We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it. <hl>

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership.It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast.When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily.In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful.The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working.It has to be cleaned all the time too.There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine.I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster.We now own <hl> a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air <hl> and love it.


Question: How does a clog have to be removed if it can't be reached?

Answer: taking apart the entire machine

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership. It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast. When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily. In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful. The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working. It has to be cleaned all the time too. There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. <hl> I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine .I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster. <hl> We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership.It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast.When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily.In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful.The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working.It has to be cleaned all the time too.There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without <hl> taking apart the entire machine <hl>.I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster.We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.

I could not get to it without <hl> taking apart the entire machine <hl> .I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster.


Question: What makes the power brush work?

Answer: air suction

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership. It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast. When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily. In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful. <hl> The "power" brush is powered by air suction and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working. <hl> It has to be cleaned all the time too. There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine. I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster. We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.

We had this model for two years and we both hated it after the first month of ownership.It makes a mess when you empty the container and you need to do more than just empty it. The filters and the turbine get filthy very fast.When upright and using the short hose it tips over easily.In its upright position it also can burn your carpet if your not careful.The "power" brush is powered by <hl> air suction <hl> and when it gets dirty the mechanisms get bogged down and stop working.It has to be cleaned all the time too.There was a clog deep inside the machine that made awful sounds. I could not get to it without taking apart the entire machine.I was very happy today when I put it in the dumpster.We now own a Hoover Wind Tunnel Air and love it.


Question: What is the brand of the skillet?

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception.Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead.And NOTHING sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!

Answer: Presto

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks <hl> so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns <hl> so I'd guess this one's no exception. Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead. And NOTHING sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other <hl> Presto <hl> products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception.Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead.And NOTHING sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!


Question: How was the skillet shipped?

Answer: in the mail

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception. <hl> Since I got this in the mail , I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! <hl> There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead. And NOTHING sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception.Since I got this <hl> in the mail <hl>, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead.And NOTHING sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!

Since I got this <hl> in the mail <hl> , I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake!


Question: What was made to try out the skillet and see if food would sick to it?

Answer: coarse-ground yellow grits

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception. Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead. And NOTHING sticks to the surface! <hl> The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. <hl> They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception.Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead.And NOTHING sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook <hl> coarse-ground yellow grits <hl> in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!


Question: What clings to the skillet when cooking?

Answer: NOTHING

And NOTHING sticks to the surface!

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception. Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead. <hl> And NOTHING sticks to the surface! <hl> The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception.Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead.And <hl> NOTHING <hl> sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people. Great stuff!


Question: Who is the skillet a good size for?

Answer: a couple people

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception. Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead. And NOTHING sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! <hl> I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for a couple people . <hl> Great stuff!

This thing is great! I've only had it a couple weeks so I can't attest to its longevity, although all the other Presto products I have keep doing what they're supposed to without any breakdowns so I'd guess this one's no exception.Since I got this in the mail, I've made all sorts of stuff - fish/oyster courtboullion, pancakes, hoecakes, a seared steak (Yum!), even a cake! There's so much you can do with it. Another advantage is that it's allot more energy efficient than using a range top. All the energy is directed to one purpose, and not heating up your kitchen instead.And NOTHING sticks to the surface! The test of this was to cook coarse-ground yellow grits in it. They have a fairly high sugar content and will stick to virtually anything while cooking over an hour, creating a several hour soak to clean. Groats do this also. Anyway this skillet did the job. I just flipped the skillet over and out came the grits! I didn't even have to pry them out! I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for <hl> a couple people <hl>. Great stuff!

I'm very pleased with this skillet, and it's the perfect size for <hl> a couple people <hl> .


Question: In the long run what can the product save?

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore..so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

Answer: more money

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore.. so it saves money in the long run. <hl> I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money . <hl> Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore..so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves <hl> more money <hl>. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves <hl> more money <hl> .


Question: What won't have to be done anymore with this product?

Answer: grease a pan

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore.. so it saves money in the long run. <hl> I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money. <hl> Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore..so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever <hl> grease a pan <hl> with butter or pam, which saves more money. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.


Question: How long has this product been available for the public to purchase?

Answer: years

<hl> For years I have seen this product in stores. <hl> After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore.. so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

For <hl> years <hl> I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out pie dough...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore..so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.


Question: What can be rolled out on the product?

Answer: pie dough

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. <hl> I never had a great place to roll out pie dough ...now I do. <hl> Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore.. so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

For years I have seen this product in stores. After buying one and using it over & over again, I am a believer. Great for candies, chocolates, fondant, dough, bread, you name it. I never had a great place to roll out <hl> pie dough <hl>...now I do. Bake anything on it and it wipes clean. Fondant peels right off, royal icing cake decorations too. Nothing sticks on it, I love it. I don't have to buy parchment paper anymore..so it saves money in the long run. I also don't need to ever grease a pan with butter or pam, which saves more money. Saves time too, washing-pans only need a rinse instead of a soak & scrub.

I never had a great place to roll out <hl> pie dough <hl> ...now I do.


Question: What was the exact date that the bowl and colander set arrived?

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!

Answer: November 26, 2013

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! <hl> Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. <hl> The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on <hl> November 26, 2013 <hl> and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!


Question: What keeps the bowl from sliding around?

Answer: nonslip bottom

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. <hl> I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. <hl> The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. I like the handles on the colander and the <hl> nonslip bottom <hl> on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!


Question: What is on the sides of the colander?

Answer: handles

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. <hl> I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. <hl> The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. I like the <hl> handles <hl> on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!


Question: What does the lid have that attaches it to the bowl?

Answer: clasps

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. <hl> The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. <hl> It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. The lid has <hl> clasps <hl> which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!


Question: What is included in the set?

Answer: bowl, lid and colander

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. <hl> The bowl, lid and colander are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. <hl> I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!

You can count on OXO Good Grips to come up with good products and this 3-Piece Bowl and Colander Set is a Godsend! Mine arrived on November 26, 2013 and I've already put it to use for my holiday cooking. The <hl> bowl, lid and colander <hl> are remarkably strong and contain no BPAs. I like the handles on the colander and the nonslip bottom on the bowl, which keeps you from having to hang onto it lest it slips. The lid has clasps which makes the bowl a good storage place for keeping your food fresh. It is very attractive and works well. It has already scored bonus points in my kitchen and I love it!


Question: What causes the bowl to stink?

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations.Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either.The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.

Answer: being microwaved

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations. Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either. The other problem is smell. <hl> Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved . <hl> If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations.Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either.The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after <hl> being microwaved <hl>. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.

Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after <hl> being microwaved <hl> .


Question: What was the least amount of time that was tried to make popcorn?

Answer: 2:15

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations. Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. <hl> The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). <hl> I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either. The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations.Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at <hl> 2:15 <hl> (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either.The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.


Question: How soon after making popcorn in the Nordic Ware bowl is it being put into a different container?

Answer: immediately

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations. Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either. The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. <hl> Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl. <hl>

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations.Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either.The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then <hl> immediately <hl> transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.


Question: What is the largest amount of oil that was tried when making popcorn in the Nordic Ware bowl?

Answer: 2 tbsps.

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations. Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. <hl> I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). <hl> When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either. The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.

I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations.Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to <hl> 2 tbsps. <hl> I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either.The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.


Question: What kind of comments did the product get that influenced the decision to purchase the bowl?

Answer: positive

<hl> I bought this based on all of the positive reviews that were previously posted. <hl> Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations. Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either. The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.

I bought this based on all of the <hl> positive <hl> reviews that were previously posted. Unfortunately, the bowl fell far below expectations.Anytime that oil is used, the popcorn burns. I've tinkered with the amount of oil 1/2 tbsps all the way to 2 tbsps. I've also tinkered with the type of oil (olive, veggie, coconut). When none of these changes helped the problem, I started changing the time. The popcorn burns at 3 minutes, at 2:45, at 2:30, and even at 2:15 (when the majority of the kernels are still unpopped). I've also tried a couple of different types of corn - but no luck there either.The other problem is smell. Not sure if the plastic is 'off-gassing', but there is a seriously pungent odor that comes from the bowl after being microwaved. If we leave the popcorn in the bowl too long (5 minutes after popping), it will start to take on the smell from the bowl. Because of this, we have been using the Nordic Ware bowl and then immediately transferring the popped kernels to another serving bowl.


Question: overall how long does it take to clean up?

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming.The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.

Answer: 20 mins

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming. The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. <hl> No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. <hl> I am so tired of fighting with it.

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming.The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then <hl> 20 mins <hl> trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.


Question: What do they spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to do?

Answer: to lock so I can use it

<hl> cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it . <hl> it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming. The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces <hl> to lock so I can use it <hl>. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming.The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces <hl> to lock so I can use it <hl> .


Question: What is always on the wrong side of the machine?

Answer: electric cord

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming. <hl> The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. <hl> But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming.The <hl> electric cord <hl> is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.


Question: How many minutes will you spend trying to lock it in place?

Answer: 10

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming. The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. <hl> No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. <hl> I am so tired of fighting with it.

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machinethe feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming.The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending <hl> 10 <hl> mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.


Question: When trying to cleanup where the is juice left?

Answer: in the machine

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = <hl> wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over in the machine the feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming. <hl> The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.

cons :I spend a lot of time trying to get the pieces to lock so I can use it. it's ALWAYS a fight.the leftover pulp is soaking wet = wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over <hl> in the machine <hl>the feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming.The electric cord is on one side of the machine -- always the opposite side of where my electric socket is.pros:makes nice juiceinexpensivefastnoise level is tolerableI get the grater basket clean pretty easily with a dishwashing brush. But cleanup is pretty awful especially with soaking wet pulp and all the juice left in the basket. No such thing as a quick juicing before work -- you'll be spending 10 mins trying to get it to lock in place then 20 mins trying to clean up.overall, I find this machine difficult to work with. I am so tired of fighting with it.

wasteful.there is a lot of juice left over <hl> in the machine <hl> the feed hole is pretty smallmessy/awkward to get pulp out of pulp collectorlots of difficult cleanup = time consuming.