Question: About how long are the pillows?

Answer: long as an adult body

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. <hl> In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body , and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. <hl> Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women. The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy. We're both impressed with these pillow protectors. Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector. A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as <hl> long as an adult body <hl>, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women.The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy.We're both impressed with these pillow protectors.Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector.A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as <hl> long as an adult body <hl> , and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down.


Question: What is the brand of pillow protectors?

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women.The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy.We're both impressed with these pillow protectors.Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector.A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

Answer: BlowOut Bedding

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women. <hl> The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. <hl> They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy. We're both impressed with these pillow protectors. Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector. A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women.The <hl> BlowOut Bedding <hl> pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy.We're both impressed with these pillow protectors.Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector.A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.


Question: What kind of material are they made from?

Answer: 100% polyester

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women. The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. <hl> They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester . <hl> The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy. We're both impressed with these pillow protectors. Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector. A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women.The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for <hl> 100% polyester <hl>. The hem-stitching is tight and uniform. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy.We're both impressed with these pillow protectors.Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector.A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for <hl> 100% polyester <hl> .


Question: How does the reviewer describe the hem stitching?

Answer: tight and uniform

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women. The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. <hl> The hem-stitching is tight and uniform . <hl> My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy. We're both impressed with these pillow protectors. Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector. A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

This review is for the green body pillow protectors. In the unlikely event that you're not familiar with body pillows, these pillows are about as long as an adult body, and provide support to the head and neck at the top and to the knees and legs lower down. Body pillows are especially useful in providing support for those who sleep on their sides and for pregnant women.The BlowOut Bedding pillow protectors are very nice. They're more soft and comfortable than I would have expected for 100% polyester. The hem-stitching is <hl> tight and uniform <hl>. My wife was impressed with the pillow protectors too, and she knows fabrics better than I do. (Her late father had a degree in textile engineering, and he felt compelled to pass on his knowledge of fabrics to her!) We washed the pillow protectors in cold water with a mild detergent, putting a white cotton towel in the washer to see if the color ran - it didn't. We tumble-dried the protectors in the dryer on medium heat with a fabric softener sheet, and they came out very soft and fluffy.We're both impressed with these pillow protectors.Note: On the label attached to the pillow protector, the washing directions appear to be for the pillow itself, not the pillow protector.A product sample was provided by the seller for review purposes.

The hem-stitching is <hl> tight and uniform <hl> .


Question: How many people did they let taste?

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. I used tap water filtered through a Walgreens pitcher filter with a Culligan cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. For a real test I gave some to four different people to try and they all liked it. Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.

Answer: four

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. I used tap water filtered through a Walgreens pitcher filter with a Culligan cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. <hl> For a real test I gave some to four different people to try and they all liked it. <hl> Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. I used tap water filtered through a Walgreens pitcher filter with a Culligan cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. For a real test I gave some to <hl> four <hl> different people to try and they all liked it. Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.


Question: What brand is their pitcher filter?

Answer: Walgreens

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. <hl> I used tap water filtered through a Walgreens pitcher filter with a Culligan cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. <hl> I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. For a real test I gave some to four different people to try and they all liked it. Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. I used tap water filtered through a <hl> Walgreens <hl> pitcher filter with a Culligan cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. For a real test I gave some to four different people to try and they all liked it. Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.


Question: What type of water do they use?

Answer: tap water

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. <hl> I used tap water filtered through a Walgreens pitcher filter with a Culligan cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. <hl> I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. For a real test I gave some to four different people to try and they all liked it. Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. I used <hl> tap water <hl> filtered through a Walgreens pitcher filter with a Culligan cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. For a real test I gave some to four different people to try and they all liked it. Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.


Question: What brand is their cartridge?

Answer: Culligan

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. <hl> I used tap water filtered through a Walgreens pitcher filter with a Culligan cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. <hl> I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. For a real test I gave some to four different people to try and they all liked it. Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.

Having made my first batch with the included mix I found it very easy and the instructions very clear. I used tap water filtered through a Walgreens pitcher filter with a <hl> Culligan <hl> cartridge in it and the beer tasted very good to me. I followed the instructions exactly as many other reviewers suggested. For a real test I gave some to four different people to try and they all liked it. Their opinions ranged from this is good beer to this is great and I didnt have the heart to tell them how easy it was. They are convinced I have this exotic brewery but with this kit and following the instructions you will get a nice beer.


Question: Who will they give the pitcher to?

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army. The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

Answer: Salvation Army

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. <hl> I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army . <hl> The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the <hl> Salvation Army <hl>. The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the <hl> Salvation Army <hl> .


Question: What is wrong with their pitcher?

Answer: leak in the construction

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army. The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. <hl> So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. <hl> Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army. The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of <hl> leak in the construction <hl> so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).


Question: What happened to their second pitcher?

Answer: defective

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army. <hl> The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it <hl> and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army. The second Brita pitcher I was <hl> defective <hl> when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).


Question: What brand is the pitcher?

Answer: Brita

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. <hl> I am comparing it with another Brita pitcher. <hl> I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army. The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).

No it is not imagination. I just ran taste tests. Perhaps the filter area leaks on this one (that I bought from amazon a few months ago) but the water quality is little better than tap water. I changed the filter. It still tastes like tap water. I am comparing it with another <hl> Brita <hl> pitcher. I JUST ordered another model and will give this one away to the Salvation Army. The second Brita pitcher I was defective when i got it and I had to return it to amazon and the new one works GREAT. I CANNOT recommend this model since I changed the filter ahead of time and the water is not up to quality (yes I washed it by hand). I can't dump on Brita since the other pitcher is great and that made me decide to order a different model. If you compare water quality one tastes like bottled water quality, the other tastes very much like tap. So with new filter I am figuring there is some kind of leak in the construction so a large amount of tap gets through. Whatever. I'm tossing it (too late to return it to Amazon).


Question: Why did they buy the product?

I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the leftover whey. Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. You have to use more milk if you want the ricotta. So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty poor. The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.

Answer: to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta

<hl> I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the leftover whey. <hl> Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. You have to use more milk if you want the ricotta. So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty poor. The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.

I got this kit because I really wanted <hl> to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta <hl> with the leftover whey. Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. You have to use more milk if you want the ricotta. So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty poor. The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.


Question: What are they stuck with?

Answer: leftover whey

<hl> I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the leftover whey . <hl> Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. You have to use more milk if you want the ricotta. So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty poor. The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.

I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the <hl> leftover whey <hl>. Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. You have to use more milk if you want the ricotta. So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty poor. The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.

I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the <hl> leftover whey <hl> .


Question: What do you need to make ricotta?

Answer: more milk

I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the leftover whey. Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. <hl> You have to use more milk if you want the ricotta. <hl> So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty poor. The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.

I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the leftover whey. Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. You have to use <hl> more milk <hl> if you want the ricotta. So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty poor. The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.


Question: What is the quality of the photos?

Answer: poor

I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the leftover whey. Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. You have to use more milk if you want the ricotta. So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. <hl> The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty poor . <hl> The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.

I got this kit because I really wanted to make Mozzarella and then make Ricotta with the leftover whey. Well, the recipe and products in this kit don't allow for making Ricotta from the whey. You have to use more milk if you want the ricotta. So I am still stuck with all of this leftover whey. The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty <hl> poor <hl>. The "dairy" thermometer they include looks more like a $.99 thermometer you'd take your baby's temperature with, not a dial thermometer. I am so upset that I wasted an entire gallon of fresh milk that did not turn into Mozzarella, in spite of my attempts to follow the instructions provided. I'll try again tonight using instructions I found on-line.

The next problem is the instructions are not very clear and the photos are pretty <hl> poor <hl> .


Question: What did they buy from Amazon?

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend.Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.

Answer: peeler

<hl> I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peeler s. <hl> So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend. Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic <hl> peeler <hl>s. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend.Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic <hl> peeler <hl> s.


Question: What metal is the peeler made out of?

Answer: strong stainless steel

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. <hl> A strong stainless steel peeler to last. <hl> And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend. Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A <hl> strong stainless steel <hl> peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend.Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.


Question: What can you peel with it?

Answer: fruits, and vegetables

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend. <hl> Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time. <hl>

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And dishwasher safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend.Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on <hl> fruits, and vegetables <hl> and strong and should last for a long time.


Question: It is safe to put the peeler in where?

Answer: dishwasher

And dishwasher safe too!

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. <hl> And dishwasher safe too! <hl> I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend. Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.

I'm tired of using cheap, plastic peelers. So I got this peeler. A strong stainless steel peeler to last. And <hl> dishwasher <hl> safe too! I'm a big fan of my new dishwasher, so I'm looking to upgrade everything to be dishwasher compatible. Stainless steel does better than plastic. IN terms of peeling, this peeler actually can slice very thin. It's an easy way to peel skins, or even make potato chips. It's easy to use, and comes in a pair so you can keep one clean at all time, or give one to a friend.Overall, this is an easy to use peeler on fruits, and vegetables and strong and should last for a long time.


Question: What brand is the spoon from?

This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries.Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable.Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away.After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

Answer: OXO

<hl> This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. <hl> Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries. Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable. Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away. After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the <hl> OXO <hl> Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries.Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable.Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away.After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar


Question: What product line is it from?

Answer: OXO Good Grips line

<hl> This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line , is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. <hl> Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries. Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable. Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away. After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the <hl> OXO Good Grips line <hl>, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries.Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable.Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away.After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the <hl> OXO Good Grips line <hl> , is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance.


Question: What did this person buy?

Answer: slotted spoon

<hl> This slotted spoon , like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. <hl> Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries. Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable. Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away. After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

This <hl> slotted spoon <hl>, like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries.Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable.Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away.After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

This <hl> slotted spoon <hl> , like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance.


Question: What kind of design does the spoon havE?

Answer: ergonomic

This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. <hl> Its ergonomic design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries. <hl> Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable. Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away. After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar

This slotted spoon, like the rest of the products from the OXO Good Grips line, is a great value of superior quality, unsurpassed durability, and flawless performance. Its <hl> ergonomic <hl> design, hefty body, and big, pressure-absorbing, non-slip grip, complete with flexible fins to accommodate your fingers, are the reasons why you'll prefer this product over the more traditional models, as they will allow you comfortable, daily, wet or dry use while keeping you away from any stress-related injuries.Its elegant, stylized shape makes it perfect to use either in the kitchen or at the dinner table, and it also comes with an oversized hole at the tip of the handle for easy hanging, and a strong, stout neck guaranteed to be unbendable.Overall, this spoon is perfect to strain vegetables, fruits, shrimp and other foods, and its easy to clean, simple construction and dishwasher-safe, hard-wearing materials make it an addition that will prove a dependable part of your cooking equipment for years. Furthermore, its stainless-steel metal parts will permanently keep your rust worries away.After submitting this product to over two years of normal, everyday use, mine is still just like new.--Reviewed by M. E. Volmar


Question: What brand did they buy?

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing.However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use denser, sturdier batters. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

Answer: Freshware

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! <hl> I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing. <hl> However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use denser, sturdier batters. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the <hl> Freshware <hl> brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing.However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use denser, sturdier batters. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.


Question: What should you use?

Answer: denser, sturdier batters

Please use denser, sturdier batters .

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing. However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. <hl> Please use denser, sturdier batters . <hl> Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing.However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use <hl> denser, sturdier batters <hl>. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

Please use <hl> denser, sturdier batters <hl> .


Question: What do they prefer?

Answer: silicone bakeware

This is a great pan! <hl> I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. <hl> I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing. However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use denser, sturdier batters. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

This is a great pan! I have long preferred <hl> silicone bakeware <hl> to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing.However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use denser, sturdier batters. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.


Question: Why were they worried?

Answer: the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. <hl> I had some concerns that the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! <hl> I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing. However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use denser, sturdier batters. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.

This is a great pan! I have long preferred silicone bakeware to traditional metal because of easy release of baked goods and quick cleanup, but this was my first foray into whimsically moulded silicone pans. I had some concerns that <hl> the pan wouldn't release the cakes from the crevices <hl> (petals), but everything turned out perfectly! I am glad I bought the Freshware brand, as the pan is of very good quality (and I know my silicone bakeware), but was of the lowest price for this type of design (rose).Follow the instructions to oil the pans before first use, and you won't have any sticking issues thereafter, even without greasing.However, I do have one word of advice - and this is true for all moulded bakeware, not only silicone. Please use denser, sturdier batters. Liquidy cake batters bake too tender and crumbly to survive unmoulding, and it won't be the pan's fault if your baked goods break and crumble.


Question: What do they like?

I really like silicone molds. They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. This Freshware pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of Bailey's cupcakes in this, and they came out okay. There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. These can also be used for frozen treats for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs.The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.

Answer: silicone molds

I really like silicone molds .

<hl> I really like silicone molds . <hl> They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. This Freshware pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of Bailey's cupcakes in this, and they came out okay. There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. These can also be used for frozen treats for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs. The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.

I really like <hl> silicone molds <hl>. They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. This Freshware pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of Bailey's cupcakes in this, and they came out okay. There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. These can also be used for frozen treats for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs.The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.

I really like <hl> silicone molds <hl> .


Question: What brand of pan is it?

Answer: Freshware

I really like silicone molds. They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. <hl> This Freshware pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. <hl> I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of Bailey's cupcakes in this, and they came out okay. There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. These can also be used for frozen treats for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs. The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.

I really like silicone molds. They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. This <hl> Freshware <hl> pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of Bailey's cupcakes in this, and they came out okay. There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. These can also be used for frozen treats for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs.The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.


Question: What did they make a batch of?

Answer: Bailey's cupcakes

I really like silicone molds. They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. This Freshware pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. <hl> I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of Bailey's cupcakes in this, and they came out okay. <hl> There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. These can also be used for frozen treats for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs. The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.

I really like silicone molds. They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. This Freshware pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of <hl> Bailey's cupcakes <hl> in this, and they came out okay. There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. These can also be used for frozen treats for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs.The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.


Question: What can they also be used for?

Answer: frozen treats

I really like silicone molds. They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. This Freshware pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of Bailey's cupcakes in this, and they came out okay. There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. <hl> These can also be used for frozen treats for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs. <hl> The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.

I really like silicone molds. They have taken the place of traditional popover pans, muffin tins, etc in my home. This Freshware pan is for those who like to bake muffins and cupcakes in a smaller size. I am not the greatest baker, but I made a batch of Bailey's cupcakes in this, and they came out okay. There was some cake stuck around the edges, but nothing too bad. I actually prefer to use these as lotion bar molds, and these are a great size and shape for that. These can also be used for <hl> frozen treats <hl> for man and beast, as I have made both frozen yogurt and pureed liver "pops" for my dogs.The insides of the molds are smooth, not textured like the outside is. I have run this through the dishwasher with no problems. Whether you are new to using silicone molds, or have a bunch on hand already, this is a good one to start with or add to your collection.


Question: What did they get?

I just got the Amico and took it for a quick spin today. It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. I had a tough time choosing between this and the Enviromate Pronto, but I'm glad I got this one. It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. It does take two hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem.I have a large White Wing steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.

Answer: Amico

<hl> I just got the Amico and took it for a quick spin today. <hl> It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. I had a tough time choosing between this and the Enviromate Pronto, but I'm glad I got this one. It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. It does take two hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem. I have a large White Wing steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.

I just got the <hl> Amico <hl> and took it for a quick spin today. It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. I had a tough time choosing between this and the Enviromate Pronto, but I'm glad I got this one. It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. It does take two hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem.I have a large White Wing steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.


Question: What type of steamer do they have?

Answer: White Wing

I just got the Amico and took it for a quick spin today. It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. I had a tough time choosing between this and the Enviromate Pronto, but I'm glad I got this one. It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. It does take two hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem. <hl> I have a large White Wing steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. <hl> The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.

I just got the Amico and took it for a quick spin today. It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. I had a tough time choosing between this and the Enviromate Pronto, but I'm glad I got this one. It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. It does take two hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem.I have a large <hl> White Wing <hl> steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.


Question: How many hands to you need to use the hose?

Answer: two

I just got the Amico and took it for a quick spin today. It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. I had a tough time choosing between this and the Enviromate Pronto, but I'm glad I got this one. It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. <hl> It does take two hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem. <hl> I have a large White Wing steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.

I just got the Amico and took it for a quick spin today. It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. I had a tough time choosing between this and the Enviromate Pronto, but I'm glad I got this one. It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. It does take <hl> two <hl> hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem.I have a large White Wing steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.


Question: What other item did they consider?

Answer: Enviromate Pronto

I just got the Amico and took it for a quick spin today. It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. <hl> I had a tough time choosing between this and the Enviromate Pronto , but I'm glad I got this one. <hl> It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. It does take two hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem. I have a large White Wing steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.

I just got the Amico and took it for a quick spin today. It does a really good job getting baked-on crud off my stovetop, cleaning grout, and taking gunk off my floor. I am impressed! It comes with a nice selection of accessories, and a storage bag. I had a tough time choosing between this and the <hl> Enviromate Pronto <hl>, but I'm glad I got this one. It seems well-made, and it is easy to use. It does take two hands if you use the hose attachment, one to hold the body and press the trigger, and the other to maneuver the attachment, but that is no problem.I have a large White Wing steamer, but it's awkward to haul up and down the stairs. The Amico works best for spot cleaning and smaller jobs, and it only weighs 3 1/2 pounds.

I had a tough time choosing between this and the <hl> Enviromate Pronto <hl> , but I'm glad I got this one.


Question: How many of these do they go through a year?

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

Answer: twice

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. <hl> My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. <hl> I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these <hl> twice <hl> a year. I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.


Question: What size did they buy?

Answer: 12.5 inch

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. <hl> I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. <hl> As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. I bought the <hl> 12.5 inch <hl> and using my gas grill and flax seed oil, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.


Question: How many did they order for themselves?

Answer: two

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. <hl> I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. <hl> Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and <hl> two <hl> smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.


Question: What do they put on the skillet after each use?

Answer: oil

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. <hl> I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed oil , put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. <hl> As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

I was looking for a long time solution for my non stick skillet. My wife and I go thru one of these twice a year. I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed <hl> oil <hl>, put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough. As long as you don't wash it with detergent or put acidic liquid, such as lemon juice, it will last. Metal turners, no problem. I liked it so much, I ordered one for each of my son's and two smaller ones for myself. Let me repeat don't wash, only use hot water and paper towels or plastic brushes, and no acidic juice. After each use, i put a few drops of oil in the skillet and wipe with a paper towel. It's ready for the next use.

I bought the 12.5 inch and using my gas grill and flax seed <hl> oil <hl> , put a non stick surface on the skillet that was the color of light carbon and tough.


Question: What is this item?

In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the toaster oven is great. However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. The door falls off on the left (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. The second issue which was more my fault is the size. For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. So make sure you note the measurements before you buy. I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.

Answer: toaster oven

<hl> In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the toaster oven is great. <hl> However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. The door falls off on the left (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. The second issue which was more my fault is the size. For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. So make sure you note the measurements before you buy. I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.

In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the <hl> toaster oven <hl> is great. However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. The door falls off on the left (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. The second issue which was more my fault is the size. For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. So make sure you note the measurements before you buy. I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.


Question: What is wrong with the door?

Answer: falls off on the left

In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the toaster oven is great. However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. <hl> The door falls off on the left (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. <hl> There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. The second issue which was more my fault is the size. For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. So make sure you note the measurements before you buy. I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.

In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the toaster oven is great. However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. The door <hl> falls off on the left <hl> (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. The second issue which was more my fault is the size. For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. So make sure you note the measurements before you buy. I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.


Question: What do you need to do before buying this item?

Answer: note the measurements

In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the toaster oven is great. However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. The door falls off on the left (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. The second issue which was more my fault is the size. For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. <hl> So make sure you note the measurements before you buy. <hl> I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.

In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the toaster oven is great. However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. The door falls off on the left (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. The second issue which was more my fault is the size. For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. So make sure you <hl> note the measurements <hl> before you buy. I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.


Question: What other issue did he have with the product?

Answer: size

In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the toaster oven is great. However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. The door falls off on the left (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. <hl> The second issue which was more my fault is the size . <hl> For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. So make sure you note the measurements before you buy. I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.

In regards to cooking and user friendly controls, the toaster oven is great. However I am disappointed with two things about it. The first and biggest disappointed is the apparent manufactures defect regarding the ovens door. The door falls off on the left (Looking at the toaster) side of the oven. There is a lot of "wiggle room" for the door and if you move it to the right just enough, the door pin falls out of the hinge. Granted, I could "rig" it to correct the problem but this is not a $20 toaster oven. The second issue which was more my fault is the <hl> size <hl>. For example, it will fit a personal pan pizza (For one person) max. It looks bigger in the picture then it really is. So make sure you note the measurements before you buy. I actually down graded in size and found out I couldnt cook everything I could before. The toaster cooked excellent but I cant recommend though due to the door hinge issue. If that weren't a problem, it would be a great compact toaster oven.

The second issue which was more my fault is the <hl> size <hl> .


Question: What can you make with the Dolce Gusto Piccolo that you cannot with the Keurig?

I bought the Dolce Gusto Piccolo after using my sister's when staying at her house. I already had a Keurig so it is difficult not to compare the two. I do infact like them both.Here are my key points:1) Purchased the Piccolo model due to price. I wanted to stay as far under $100 as possible to get a Dolce Gusto.2) Now that I've used it, I probably would rather have the Genio model because it is a less-manual process.3) You have to fill the water container each time you use it. It doesn't store water the way my Keurig does.4) Really like the frothy, coffee-house textured drinks. My Keurig does not do this.5) The Dolce Gusto website offers a reward program too. Each box of capsules contains a code in the box. Enter the codes online and store your points until you have enough for free product. That's great!

Answer: frothy, coffee-house textured drinks

I bought the Dolce Gusto Piccolo after using my sister's when staying at her house. I already had a Keurig so it is difficult not to compare the two. I do infact like them both. Here are my key points:1) Purchased the Piccolo model due to price. I wanted to stay as far under $100 as possible to get a Dolce Gusto.2) Now that I've used it, I probably would rather have the Genio model because it is a less-manual process.3) You have to fill the water container each time you use it. <hl> It doesn't store water the way my Keurig does.4) Really like the frothy, coffee-house textured drinks . <hl> My Keurig does not do this.5) The Dolce Gusto website offers a reward program too. Each box of capsules contains a code in the box. Enter the codes online and store your points until you have enough for free product. That's great!

I bought the Dolce Gusto Piccolo after using my sister's when staying at her house. I already had a Keurig so it is difficult not to compare the two. I do infact like them both.Here are my key points:1) Purchased the Piccolo model due to price. I wanted to stay as far under $100 as possible to get a Dolce Gusto.2) Now that I've used it, I probably would rather have the Genio model because it is a less-manual process.3) You have to fill the water container each time you use it. It doesn't store water the way my Keurig does.4) Really like the <hl> frothy, coffee-house textured drinks <hl>. My Keurig does not do this.5) The Dolce Gusto website offers a reward program too. Each box of capsules contains a code in the box. Enter the codes online and store your points until you have enough for free product. That's great!

It doesn't store water the way my Keurig does.4) Really like the <hl> frothy, coffee-house textured drinks <hl> .


Question: Whose coffee machine did the reviewer try before buying this one?

Answer: my sister's

<hl> I bought the Dolce Gusto Piccolo after using my sister's when staying at her house. <hl> I already had a Keurig so it is difficult not to compare the two. I do infact like them both. Here are my key points:1) Purchased the Piccolo model due to price. I wanted to stay as far under $100 as possible to get a Dolce Gusto.2) Now that I've used it, I probably would rather have the Genio model because it is a less-manual process.3) You have to fill the water container each time you use it. It doesn't store water the way my Keurig does.4) Really like the frothy, coffee-house textured drinks. My Keurig does not do this.5) The Dolce Gusto website offers a reward program too. Each box of capsules contains a code in the box. Enter the codes online and store your points until you have enough for free product. That's great!

I bought the Dolce Gusto Piccolo after using <hl> my sister's <hl> when staying at her house. I already had a Keurig so it is difficult not to compare the two. I do infact like them both.Here are my key points:1) Purchased the Piccolo model due to price. I wanted to stay as far under $100 as possible to get a Dolce Gusto.2) Now that I've used it, I probably would rather have the Genio model because it is a less-manual process.3) You have to fill the water container each time you use it. It doesn't store water the way my Keurig does.4) Really like the frothy, coffee-house textured drinks. My Keurig does not do this.5) The Dolce Gusto website offers a reward program too. Each box of capsules contains a code in the box. Enter the codes online and store your points until you have enough for free product. That's great!


Question: For what reason did this person choose the Piccolo model?

Answer: price

I bought the Dolce Gusto Piccolo after using my sister's when staying at her house. I already had a Keurig so it is difficult not to compare the two. I do infact like them both. Here are my key points:1) <hl> Purchased the Piccolo model due to price . <hl> I wanted to stay as far under $100 as possible to get a Dolce Gusto.2) Now that I've used it, I probably would rather have the Genio model because it is a less-manual process.3) You have to fill the water container each time you use it. It doesn't store water the way my Keurig does.4) Really like the frothy, coffee-house textured drinks. My Keurig does not do this.5) The Dolce Gusto website offers a reward program too. Each box of capsules contains a code in the box. Enter the codes online and store your points until you have enough for free product. That's great!

I bought the Dolce Gusto Piccolo after using my sister's when staying at her house. I already had a Keurig so it is difficult not to compare the two. I do infact like them both.Here are my key points:1) Purchased the Piccolo model due to <hl> price <hl>. I wanted to stay as far under $100 as possible to get a Dolce Gusto.2) Now that I've used it, I probably would rather have the Genio model because it is a less-manual process.3) You have to fill the water container each time you use it. It doesn't store water the way my Keurig does.4) Really like the frothy, coffee-house textured drinks. My Keurig does not do this.5) The Dolce Gusto website offers a reward program too. Each box of capsules contains a code in the box. Enter the codes online and store your points until you have enough for free product. That's great!

Purchased the Piccolo model due to <hl> price <hl> .