Question: What size was the product?

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it.The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a full-size.I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers.I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally.The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

Answer: twin

<hl> I bought the twin ... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. <hl> I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it. The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a full-size. I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers. I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally. The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

I bought the <hl> twin <hl>... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it.The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a full-size.I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers.I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally.The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

I bought the <hl> twin <hl> ... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash.


Question: Does the quilt fit?

Answer: over-sized

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it. <hl> The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). <hl> The twin is really a full-size. I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers. I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally. The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it.The quilt is definitely <hl> over-sized <hl> (which I like). The twin is really a full-size.I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers.I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally.The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.


Question: What's the true size of the quilt?

Answer: full-size

The twin is really a full-size .I'm

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it. The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). <hl> The twin is really a full-size .I'm <hl> happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers. I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally. The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it.The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a <hl> full-size <hl>.I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers.I am disappointed on the quality though. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally.The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

The twin is really a <hl> full-size <hl> .I'm


Question: Is the reader satisfied with the quality of the good?

Answer: disappointed on the quality though

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it. The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a full-size. I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers. <hl> I am disappointed on the quality though . <hl> I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally. The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it.The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a full-size.I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers.I am <hl> disappointed on the quality though <hl>. I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally.The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

I am <hl> disappointed on the quality though <hl> .


Question: What has faded after one wash?

Answer: washed it once on cold

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it. The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a full-size. I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers. I am disappointed on the quality though. <hl> I washed it once on cold and its already noticeably faded. <hl> Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally. The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.

I bought the twin... the color tone is different than shown and the patterns noticeably clash. I've grown to like it, but I considered returning it.The quilt is definitely over-sized (which I like). The twin is really a full-size.I'm happy that its not stiff like some quilts can be. It also a bit warmer than most quilts and comforters... good for cold-natured sleepers.I am disappointed on the quality though. I <hl> washed it once on cold <hl> and its already noticeably faded. Also, the stitching on the sham is fraying. :/ For the price, I expected better.----UPDATE: I've had this for 3 months, and the fading has not increased. The quilt itself has not frayed, and the fraying on the sham seems isolated to that same very small section. I thought you might want to know that the twin quilt shrank a bit and is closer to is claimed twin-size than originally.The clashing patterns reminds me of Alice in Wonderland for some reason, but its quirkiness is why I've grown to like it. I've had several quilts, and they all have different patterns sewn together. Yet, this one is unique, because the patterns seem somewhat random. They are just all different floral patterns.


Question: Has the writer used the product?

Answer: i haven't used it

<hl> i haven't used it but i like the construction.very sturdy and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor grease but the manufacturer suggests grease. <hl>

<hl> i haven't used it <hl> but i like the construction.very sturdy and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor grease but the manufacturer suggests grease.


Question: Is the product good quality?

Answer: i like the construction.very sturdy

<hl> i haven't used it but i like the construction.very sturdy and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor grease but the manufacturer suggests grease. <hl>

i haven't used it but <hl> i like the construction.very sturdy <hl> and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor grease but the manufacturer suggests grease.


Question: What feels slippery?

Answer: the coating

i haven't used it <hl> but i like the construction.very sturdy and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor grease but the manufacturer suggests grease. <hl>

i haven't used it but i like the construction.very sturdy and <hl> the coating <hl> feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor grease but the manufacturer suggests grease.


Question: What don't reviewers feel necessary to use?

Answer: linersor grease

i haven't used it but i like the construction.very sturdy <hl> and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor grease but the manufacturer suggests grease. <hl>

i haven't used it but i like the construction.very sturdy and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use <hl> linersor grease <hl> but the manufacturer suggests grease.


Question: What does the manufacturer suggest using?

Answer: grease

i haven't used it but i like the construction.very sturdy <hl> and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor grease but the manufacturer suggests grease. <hl>

i haven't used it but i like the construction.very sturdy and the coating feels slippery.i see some reviewers feel they don't have to use linersor <hl> grease <hl> but the manufacturer suggests grease.


Question: What product was ordered?

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: I ordered this slow cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit.OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly.CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery.COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.

Answer: slow cooker

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: <hl> I ordered this slow cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. <hl> It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit. OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly. CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery. COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: I ordered this <hl> slow cooker <hl> specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit.OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly.CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery.COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.


Question: Why did the reviewer select this slow cooker?

Answer: making my Irish steel cut oatmeal

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: <hl> I ordered this slow cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal , for which it is perfect. <hl> It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit. OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly. CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery. COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: I ordered this slow cooker specifically for <hl> making my Irish steel cut oatmeal <hl>, for which it is perfect. It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit.OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly.CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery.COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.

I ordered this slow cooker specifically for <hl> making my Irish steel cut oatmeal <hl> , for which it is perfect.


Question: How long do the oats cook?

Answer: three to four hours

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: I ordered this slow cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. <hl> It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. <hl> If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit. OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly. CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery. COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: I ordered this slow cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. It cooks the oats in <hl> three to four hours <hl> on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit.OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly.CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery.COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.


Question: How many cups of oats are used?

Answer: 2/3 of a cup

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: I ordered this slow cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. <hl> Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. <hl> I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit. OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly. CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery. COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: I ordered this slow cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use <hl> 2/3 of a cup <hl> of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit.OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly.CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery.COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.


Question: What heat setting should the slow cooker be set to cook oats?

Answer: low

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: <hl> I ordered this s low cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. <hl> It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit. OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly. CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery. COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.

WELCOME TO MY COOKING LABOATMEAL: I ordered this s<hl> low <hl> cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect. It cooks the oats in three to four hours on low. If I have pre-ground the oats in my mini processor first, they cook more quickly than otherwise. To pre-grind all one needs do is pulse the oats two or three times in your mini food processor. Right now, I use 2/3 of a cup of oats with a dash of salt to slightly less than 3 cups of water. I taste for doneness at around 3 hours of cooking on low. I serve my cooked oatmeal with Vermont maple syrup, warmed, reduced-fat milk and topped with a few thawed berries or fresh fruit.OATMEAL: The oatmeal that I use is in a newly-opened can of McCann's Irish steel cut oatmeal. I store an opened can in a tightly sealed container in the fridge, and use it up pretty quickly.CROCKERY INSERT: The white crockery insert has handles extending beyond the two sides of the top of the cooker. The handles make it easy to grasp the hot crockery and remove it from the cooker, but you must use oven mitts before grasping the hot handles of the crockery to avoid burning your fingers. Because the bottom of the crockery is rough and could scratch the counter top, I keep a good-sized trivet next to the cooker when I am ready to remove the crockery.COVER: The cover has a tightly sealed black gasket around the bottom which prevents the water from seeping out of the slow cooker. When you lift the cover to test for doneness, the many water droplets that have accumulated at the underneath of the cover are very hot, so avoid burning yourself or your counter tops.

I ordered this s <hl> low <hl> cooker specifically for making my Irish steel cut oatmeal, for which it is perfect.


Question: What is this product similar to?

This is a cool little cooking option if you have enough space in your kitchen to hook it up. It seems perfect to me for someone who wants to find out what it's like to cook with an induction stovetop without having to redo their whole kitchen. Our kitchen is a little small so there's not too much space to use it (but that's the fault of our kitchen not the product).I didn't find it to be any different (cooking-wise, speed-wise) than using a regular cooktop but it has the added bonus of being safer and using less energy. The touchscreen is really easy to understand and use and makes using this thing easier.The skillet that came with it is also great (but I'm not cookware snob so I probably wouldn't know "good" from "great" or just "okay").I really love using this product and have used it several times just for the fun of it, but you do kind of have to plan ahead to clear out some space for it if you want to use it. Also seems like it would be convenient for camping (if you had an electrical outlet).

Answer: a regular cooktop

This is a cool little cooking option if you have enough space in your kitchen to hook it up. It seems perfect to me for someone who wants to find out what it's like to cook with an induction stovetop without having to redo their whole kitchen. <hl> Our kitchen is a little small so there's not too much space to use it (but that's the fault of our kitchen not the product).I didn't find it to be any different (cooking-wise, speed-wise) than using a regular cooktop but it has the added bonus of being safer and using less energy. <hl> The touchscreen is really easy to understand and use and makes using this thing easier. The skillet that came with it is also great (but I'm not cookware snob so I probably wouldn't know "good" from "great" or just "okay").I really love using this product and have used it several times just for the fun of it, but you do kind of have to plan ahead to clear out some space for it if you want to use it. Also seems like it would be convenient for camping (if you had an electrical outlet).

This is a cool little cooking option if you have enough space in your kitchen to hook it up. It seems perfect to me for someone who wants to find out what it's like to cook with an induction stovetop without having to redo their whole kitchen. Our kitchen is a little small so there's not too much space to use it (but that's the fault of our kitchen not the product).I didn't find it to be any different (cooking-wise, speed-wise) than using <hl> a regular cooktop <hl> but it has the added bonus of being safer and using less energy. The touchscreen is really easy to understand and use and makes using this thing easier.The skillet that came with it is also great (but I'm not cookware snob so I probably wouldn't know "good" from "great" or just "okay").I really love using this product and have used it several times just for the fun of it, but you do kind of have to plan ahead to clear out some space for it if you want to use it. Also seems like it would be convenient for camping (if you had an electrical outlet).


Question: What makes entering information on the device easier?

Answer: skillet

This is a cool little cooking option if you have enough space in your kitchen to hook it up. It seems perfect to me for someone who wants to find out what it's like to cook with an induction stovetop without having to redo their whole kitchen. Our kitchen is a little small so there's not too much space to use it (but that's the fault of our kitchen not the product).I didn't find it to be any different (cooking-wise, speed-wise) than using a regular cooktop but it has the added bonus of being safer and using less energy. The touchscreen is really easy to understand and use and makes using this thing easier. <hl> The skillet that came with it is also great (but I'm not cookware snob <hl> so I probably wouldn't know "good" from "great" or just "okay").I really love using this product and have used it several times just for the fun of it, but you do kind of have to plan ahead to clear out some space for it if you want to use it. Also seems like it would be convenient for camping (if you had an electrical outlet).

This is a cool little cooking option if you have enough space in your kitchen to hook it up. It seems perfect to me for someone who wants to find out what it's like to cook with an induction stovetop without having to redo their whole kitchen. Our kitchen is a little small so there's not too much space to use it (but that's the fault of our kitchen not the product).I didn't find it to be any different (cooking-wise, speed-wise) than using a regular cooktop but it has the added bonus of being safer and using less energy. The touchscreen is really easy to understand and use and makes using this thing easier.The <hl> skillet <hl> that came with it is also great (but I'm not cookware snob so I probably wouldn't know "good" from "great" or just "okay").I really love using this product and have used it several times just for the fun of it, but you do kind of have to plan ahead to clear out some space for it if you want to use it. Also seems like it would be convenient for camping (if you had an electrical outlet).


Question: What is the added bonus of this product?

Answer: safer and using less energy

This is a cool little cooking option if you have enough space in your kitchen to hook it up. It seems perfect to me for someone who wants to find out what it's like to cook with an induction stovetop without having to redo their whole kitchen. <hl> Our kitchen is a little small so there's not too much space to use it (but that's the fault of our kitchen not the product).I didn't find it to be any different (cooking-wise, speed-wise) than using a regular cooktop but it has the added bonus of being safer and using less energy . <hl> The touchscreen is really easy to understand and use and makes using this thing easier. The skillet that came with it is also great (but I'm not cookware snob so I probably wouldn't know "good" from "great" or just "okay").I really love using this product and have used it several times just for the fun of it, but you do kind of have to plan ahead to clear out some space for it if you want to use it. Also seems like it would be convenient for camping (if you had an electrical outlet).

This is a cool little cooking option if you have enough space in your kitchen to hook it up. It seems perfect to me for someone who wants to find out what it's like to cook with an induction stovetop without having to redo their whole kitchen. Our kitchen is a little small so there's not too much space to use it (but that's the fault of our kitchen not the product).I didn't find it to be any different (cooking-wise, speed-wise) than using a regular cooktop but it has the added bonus of being <hl> safer and using less energy <hl>. The touchscreen is really easy to understand and use and makes using this thing easier.The skillet that came with it is also great (but I'm not cookware snob so I probably wouldn't know "good" from "great" or just "okay").I really love using this product and have used it several times just for the fun of it, but you do kind of have to plan ahead to clear out some space for it if you want to use it. Also seems like it would be convenient for camping (if you had an electrical outlet).

Our kitchen is a little small so there's not too much space to use it (but that's the fault of our kitchen not the product).I didn't find it to be any different (cooking-wise, speed-wise) than using a regular cooktop but it has the added bonus of being <hl> safer and using less energy <hl> .


Question: What is the name of the manufacturer?

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception.Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining.It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack.Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.

Answer: OXO

<hl> I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. <hl> Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception. Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining. It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack. Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.

I have a drawer full of <hl> OXO <hl> kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception.Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining.It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack.Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.


Question: What is the size of this product?

Answer: wedge of pie

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception. <hl> Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie . <hl> It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining. It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack. Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception.Ideally this is the size of a perfect <hl> wedge of pie <hl>. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining.It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack.Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.

Ideally this is the size of a perfect <hl> wedge of pie <hl> .


Question: What does the product have that makes it perfect for hanging on a rack?

Answer: hole in the handle

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception. Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining. <hl> It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack. <hl> Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception.Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining.It also has a <hl> hole in the handle <hl> which is perfect for hanging on a rack.Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.


Question: What kind of edge does the cutter have?

Answer: serrated

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception. Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. <hl> It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut <hl> and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining. It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack. Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception.Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a <hl> serrated <hl> edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining.It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack.Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.


Question: What is the product made from?

Answer: stainless steel

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception. Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. <hl> It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of stainless steel . <hl> It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining. It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack. Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.

I have a drawer full of OXO kitchen tools so I definitely am impressed by OXO's product line. Good quality, comfort, effectiveness, and smart design are the hallmarks of OXO and this tool is no exception.Ideally this is the size of a perfect wedge of pie. It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of <hl> stainless steel <hl>. It is flexible enough to make a non-messy first cut and it can slide under to pick up the last piece of pie. It has a serrated edge that produces a nice cut and it washes up nicely by hand or dishwasher without staining.It also has a hole in the handle which is perfect for hanging on a rack.Overall, a great pie cutter which can handle a hefty wedge of pie.

It has a comfortable handle and is made of a sturdy grade of <hl> stainless steel <hl> .


Question: What is the product?

This paper towel holder is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. The spring loaded arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. The weighted bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my upper cabinets.

Answer: paper towel holder

<hl> This paper towel holder is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. <hl> The spring loaded arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. The weighted bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my upper cabinets.

This <hl> paper towel holder <hl> is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. The spring loaded arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. The weighted bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my upper cabinets.


Question: What kind of arm does the product have?

Answer: spring loaded

This paper towel holder is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. <hl> The spring loaded arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. <hl> The weighted bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my upper cabinets.

This paper towel holder is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. The <hl> spring loaded <hl> arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. The weighted bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my upper cabinets.


Question: What kind of bottom does the product have?

Answer: weighted

This paper towel holder is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. The spring loaded arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. <hl> The weighted bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. <hl> The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my upper cabinets.

This paper towel holder is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. The spring loaded arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. The <hl> weighted <hl> bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my upper cabinets.


Question: What can this product fit under due to it's height?

Answer: upper cabinets

This paper towel holder is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. The spring loaded arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. The weighted bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. <hl> The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my upper cabinets . <hl>

This paper towel holder is perfect and works exactly how you've always wanted your paper towel holders to work. The spring loaded arm provides just enough tension to allow you to rip off a sheet with one hand while not providing so much force that it is tough for the roll to rotate. The weighted bottom also helps -- no more tipping over the paper towel holder while trying to rip off a sheet. The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my <hl> upper cabinets <hl>.

The height of the holder is also shorter than other holders I've used, allowing it to easily fit underneath my <hl> upper cabinets <hl> .


Question: What kind of coffee can this product make?

This makes wonderfully delicious, rich, flavorful coffee that is not bitter. What else can you want? It's great that it comes with filters (we use each filter twice). The directions are really clear and simple to follow. We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. It brews directly into the coffee cup and clean up is easy. We don't really use the tote bag.

Answer: delicious, rich, flavorful coffee

<hl> This makes wonderfully delicious, rich, flavorful coffee that is not bitter. <hl> What else can you want? It's great that it comes with filters (we use each filter twice). The directions are really clear and simple to follow. We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. It brews directly into the coffee cup and clean up is easy. We don't really use the tote bag.

This makes wonderfully <hl> delicious, rich, flavorful coffee <hl> that is not bitter. What else can you want? It's great that it comes with filters (we use each filter twice). The directions are really clear and simple to follow. We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. It brews directly into the coffee cup and clean up is easy. We don't really use the tote bag.


Question: What does the product brew directly into?

Answer: coffee cup

This makes wonderfully delicious, rich, flavorful coffee that is not bitter. What else can you want? It's great that it comes with filters (we use each filter twice). The directions are really clear and simple to follow. We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. <hl> It brews directly into the coffee cup and clean up is easy. <hl> We don't really use the tote bag.

This makes wonderfully delicious, rich, flavorful coffee that is not bitter. What else can you want? It's great that it comes with filters (we use each filter twice). The directions are really clear and simple to follow. We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. It brews directly into the <hl> coffee cup <hl> and clean up is easy. We don't really use the tote bag.


Question: What comes with the product that are easy to read and follow?

Answer: directions

This makes wonderfully delicious, rich, flavorful coffee that is not bitter. What else can you want? It's great that it comes with filters (we use each filter twice). <hl> The directions are really clear and simple to follow. <hl> We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. It brews directly into the coffee cup and clean up is easy. We don't really use the tote bag.

This makes wonderfully delicious, rich, flavorful coffee that is not bitter. What else can you want? It's great that it comes with filters (we use each filter twice). The <hl> directions <hl> are really clear and simple to follow. We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. It brews directly into the coffee cup and clean up is easy. We don't really use the tote bag.


Question: What does the product come with?

Answer: filters

This makes wonderfully delicious, rich, flavorful coffee that is not bitter. What else can you want? <hl> It's great that it comes with filters (we use each filter twice). <hl> The directions are really clear and simple to follow. We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. It brews directly into the coffee cup and clean up is easy. We don't really use the tote bag.

This makes wonderfully delicious, rich, flavorful coffee that is not bitter. What else can you want? It's great that it comes with <hl> filters <hl> (we use each filter twice). The directions are really clear and simple to follow. We heat the water in an electric kettle that has temperature control, which is extremely helpful (as the directions tell you what temperature the water should be). My husband loves a single cup of coffee after dinner, and this is just perfect. It brews directly into the coffee cup and clean up is easy. We don't really use the tote bag.


Question: What is the name of the product manufacturer?

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.

Answer: iRobot corp

You need to know that iRobot corp .

<hl> You need to know that iRobot corp . <hl> makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.

You need to know that <hl> iRobot corp <hl>. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.

You need to know that <hl> iRobot corp <hl> .


Question: What color is the battery case lid?

Answer: yellow

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. <hl> After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. <hl> You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the <hl> yellow <hl> battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.


Question: What tools do you need to open the glue seam holding the battery case shut?

Answer: straight, small screwdrivers

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. <hl> You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. <hl> I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of <hl> straight, small screwdrivers <hl> to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.


Question: Replacing the battery is not a good job for what kind of person?

Answer: impatient person

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. <hl> This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! <hl> CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the <hl> impatient person <hl> and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.


Question: How much can replacing the battery save you?

Answer: $40.00

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! <hl> CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save $40.00 AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily. <hl>

You need to know that iRobot corp. makes it difficult to change this battery. After removing the screws, I found that the yellow battery case lid is glued to the bottom of the case. You need a couple of straight, small screwdrivers to slowly tap open the glue seam much like a diamond cutter uses a tiny chisel to tap cut a diamond. I had to tap the seam every 1/4 inch to break it loose. Hit it too hard and your cost savings are gone if you break the case at the attachment points - you would need to buy the whole battery pack - so only do this if you are careful and patient. Removing the old battery pack also is challenging if you are not the careful type as it is glued to the base of the case internally. Cutting the wires and soldering the leads is easy but there is no room for any other attachment method so you had better be confident in your soldering skills. This is not a job for the impatient person and you had better have all the right tools but since I am a nerd geek, I enjoyed the challenge and IT WORKED GREAT!! CHOOSE YOUR BATTLES AND KNOW YOUR SKILLS and if this sounds fun and challenging (like I do), it is a great way to save <hl> $40.00 <hl> AND set it up to do future battery replacements more easily.


Question: What is useful?

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and the expanding basket is extremely useful. I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage.The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.

Answer: the expanding basket

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. <hl> It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and the expanding basket is extremely useful. <hl> I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage. The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and <hl> the expanding basket <hl> is extremely useful. I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage.The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.


Question: Where does the cutting board balance well?

Answer: the front edge of my counter

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. <hl> It balances well on the front edge of my counter , and the expanding basket is extremely useful. <hl> I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage. The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. It balances well on <hl> the front edge of my counter <hl>, and the expanding basket is extremely useful. I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage.The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.

It balances well on <hl> the front edge of my counter <hl> , and the expanding basket is extremely useful.


Question: Where are the scraps taken?

Answer: compost bin

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and the expanding basket is extremely useful. I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. <hl> Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin , rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. <hl> When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage. The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and the expanding basket is extremely useful. I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the <hl> compost bin <hl>, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage.The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.

Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the <hl> compost bin <hl> , rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies.


Question: What gets rinsed?

Answer: basket

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. <hl> It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and the expanding basket is extremely useful. <hl> I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage. The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and the expanding <hl> basket <hl> is extremely useful. I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage.The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.


Question: What allows for easy transfer?

Answer: basket

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. <hl> It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and the expanding basket is extremely useful. <hl> I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage. The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.

This cutting board is a nice weight, with a smooth cutting surface. It balances well on the front edge of my counter, and the expanding <hl> basket <hl> is extremely useful. I love peeling my carrots and other veggies right into that basket, instead of dragging a trash can across the kitchen. Then I can easily take my veggie scraps to the compost bin, rinse the basket, and proceed to chopping my veggies. When the veggies are all chopped, I can push them into the basket to easily transfer them to my pan. The basket removes easily for washing, and attaches nicely to the cutting board for storage.The ONLY thing I don't like about this cutting board is that the collapsible basket and the folded down edge make it a bit bulky to store between uses. It's about 1.5 inches thick when it's ready to store. But, that's just something I need to adjust to. It's worth the extra storage space.


Question: What is being reviewed?

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will.Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend.Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons...Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'

Answer: spatula

<hl> This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. <hl> Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will. Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend. Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons... Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little <hl> spatula <hl> for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will.Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend.Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons...Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'


Question: What is sustained?

Answer: the heat of cooking

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. <hl> They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching. <hl> Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will. Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend. Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons... Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain <hl> the heat of cooking <hl> without staining or scorching. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will.Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend.Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons...Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'


Question: What does not happen from cooking heat?

Answer: staining or scorching

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. <hl> They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching . <hl> Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will. Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend. Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons... Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain the heat of cooking without <hl> staining or scorching <hl>. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will.Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend.Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons...Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'

They sustain the heat of cooking without <hl> staining or scorching <hl> .


Question: What might happen in the future?

Answer: break or crack

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. <hl> Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. <hl> NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will. Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend. Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons... Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may <hl> break or crack <hl> in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will.Also, the end, where the hole is, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend.Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons...Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'


Question: What is really thin?

Answer: where the hole is

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will. <hl> Also, the end, where the hole is , is REALLY thin. <hl> It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend. Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons... Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'

This is an update to my review below...Having used this little spatula for a few months now, I'd glad to say that it is still holding up well. Better than expected. I've found the best uses for it, and its 'big brother'. They sustain the heat of cooking without staining or scorching. Very pleased. I WOULD recommend either....'D. Wetherington' commented on the thickness of it, and I must say, it didn't occur to me until I used it, but it is a bit too thick. Although it, of course, works...it seems like it may break or crack in the future. NOT SAYING IT WILL...just feels like it will.Also, the end, <hl> where the hole is <hl>, is REALLY thin. It almost feels like an afterthought. Flimsy. For the price, I would NOT recommend it to a friend.Pros...'Scrapes all the stuff'Cleans easilyOne piece unitCons...Unsure of the qualityA bit stiffEnd too 'rubbery'

Also, the end, <hl> where the hole is <hl> , is REALLY thin.


Question: What is the item made out of?

I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. The best part is, its plastic. First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of 3 boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands.Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move.Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.

Answer: plastic

The best part is, its plastic .

I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. <hl> The best part is, its plastic . <hl> First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of 3 boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands. Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move. Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.

I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. The best part is, its <hl> plastic <hl>. First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of 3 boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands.Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move.Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.

The best part is, its <hl> plastic <hl> .


Question: How many children does the author have?

Answer: 3

I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. The best part is, its plastic. <hl> First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of 3 boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. <hl> With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands. Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move. Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.

I love this item. It is perfect and beautiful. The best part is, its plastic. First let me quantify my delight, I am a mom of <hl> 3 <hl> boys under 5 years old who love to help themselves. With this cake plate I don't have to worry about it being too heavy or shattering under little hands.Its perfect for displaying your baked creations on the dining room table or you want to take your treats pool side. This is ideal for parties - desserts, crudites, cheese platters, trifle and so much more. I must admit though I don't think I would use it for punch. I tested it with water and it seems fine but with my rambunctious crew its not the smartest move.Perfect for mom with little ones who love to bake.