Question: Which doesn't have a lid?

Answer: 8-inch skillet.

EDIT 7/1/2014: After dropping one of the lids, the plastic "Farberware" log broke and fell out. The lid is still usable, but it causes me to wonder about how sturdy these pans really are. That said, the pans non-stick surface is still very non-stick, and the cooking surface appears to be quality. Just thought I needed to make a note that you may need to be more careful with these pans than I originally thought. The non-stick coating on these pans is quality, and it appears that it will endure the test of time. The first test was the baking sheet, with olive oil brushed on chicken. The oven was 375 F, and the chicken didn't even think of sticking. The only issue (which was more an annoyance than a problem) was that, 2 minutes into cooking, I heard a very loud pop. Sure enough, the pan had a 2-inch warp to it. After the chicken was finished cooking, and the pan had cooled, the warp was gone, and the pan back to its normal flat. While this is slightly irritating, it won't affect the pan's cooking ability. The second test was eggs fried in the 8" skillet. I was a bit concerned because the interior of the pan is quite textured, and I was sure the eggs would stick in the groves of the texture. They didn't. All that was necessary was bit of vegetable spray on the pan before cooking, and the eggs practically slid right outta the pan when they were finished cooking. The only thing that bothered me is that the pan doesn't have a matching lid, as none of the lids from the other pans fit this one. However, if I cook anything where I need to keep the steam in, I can cover the pan with aluminum foil. <hl> However, if having a fitting lid is something you really want/need, you need to know that you won't get one with 8-inch skillet. All the other pans have fitting lids. <hl> I like that this set comes with nylon utensils. I already had some, but you really can't have too many cooking utensils, so I appreciated that addition. These pans look like they will last, as will the non-stick coating. I really appreciate that they're dishwasher safe, as that makes clean-up for my large family a snap.

EDIT 7/1/2014: After dropping one of the lids, the plastic "Farberware" log broke and fell out. The lid is still usable, but it causes me to wonder about how sturdy these pans really are. That said, the pans non-stick surface is still very non-stick, and the cooking surface appears to be quality. Just thought I needed to make a note that you may need to be more careful with these pans than I originally thought.The non-stick coating on these pans is quality, and it appears that it will endure the test of time.The first test was the baking sheet, with olive oil brushed on chicken. The oven was 375 F, and the chicken didn't even think of sticking. The only issue (which was more an annoyance than a problem) was that, 2 minutes into cooking, I heard a very loud pop. Sure enough, the pan had a 2-inch warp to it. After the chicken was finished cooking, and the pan had cooled, the warp was gone, and the pan back to its normal flat. While this is slightly irritating, it won't affect the pan's cooking ability.The second test was eggs fried in the 8" skillet. I was a bit concerned because the interior of the pan is quite textured, and I was sure the eggs would stick in the groves of the texture. They didn't. All that was necessary was bit of vegetable spray on the pan before cooking, and the eggs practically slid right outta the pan when they were finished cooking. The only thing that bothered me is that the pan doesn't have a matching lid, as none of the lids from the other pans fit this one. However, if I cook anything where I need to keep the steam in, I can cover the pan with aluminum foil. However, if having a fitting lid is something you really want/need, you need to know that you won't get one with <hl> 8-inch skillet. <hl> All the other pans have fitting lids.I like that this set comes with nylon utensils. I already had some, but you really can't have too many cooking utensils, so I appreciated that addition.These pans look like they will last, as will the non-stick coating. I really appreciate that they're dishwasher safe, as that makes clean-up for my large family a snap.


Question: What is important in a toaster

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

Answer: practical and the price would be reasonable,too

<hl> Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too . <hl> I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be <hl> practical and the price would be reasonable,too <hl>. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be <hl> practical and the price would be reasonable,too <hl> .


Question: Does it take up a lot of space

Answer: It's a space saver

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. <hl> Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway... <hl>

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! <hl> It's a space saver <hl> plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...


Question: What doesn't the oven have?

Answer: timer

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! <hl> The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. <hl> Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a <hl> timer <hl> for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...


Question: What is the best feature

Answer: oven

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. <hl> I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the oven feature! <hl> The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...

Again, when I decided to look for a toaster, it must be practical and the price would be reasonable,too. I found this product which my husband liked, too because of the <hl> oven <hl> feature! The only thing is that they should try to consider putting a timer for the oven, like any other oven toasters out there for convenience...because you really need to watch over it while in use. Otherwise, for the first reason I bought it does a good job! It's a space saver plus I got a good deal on it since I used the "super saver" for shipping and an addtional discount if you spend more...$125 more so I decided to get other new appliances for my kitchen, I needed it anyway...


Question: how long has the writer owned the product they are reviewing?

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.

Answer: month and a half

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. <hl> I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. <hl> But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last <hl> month and a half <hl> that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.


Question: what is happening to the waffles made with the product?

Answer: split in half

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. <hl> To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. <hl> And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles <hl> split in half <hl> and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.


Question: how much did the product cost?

Answer: $40

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. <hl> Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated. <hl>

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there <hl> $40 <hl> down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.


Question: what aspect of the product worried the writer when it first arrived?

Answer: looseness of the hinge in the back

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. <hl> When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. <hl> I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the <hl> looseness of the hinge in the back <hl> because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.


Question: who in the writers family loves waffles?

Answer: kids

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. <hl> Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my kids , who love waffles, are going to be devastated. <hl>

This is, hands down, the most frustrating product I've ever owned in my life. When it first arrived, I was a little put off by the looseness of the hinge in the back because it wobbles every time you move the lid. I actually almost returned it, but after seeing another reviewer said the same thing, I figured they were probably all like that. The first couple uses, were fine. I haven't used it much at all in the last month and a half that I've owned it. But, after the initial couple uses, every single waffle I've made has stuck. To the point where all my waffles split in half and I have to dig them out. And yes, I do put oil in my waffle batter. The description says it is NON STICK, I shouldn't have to put cooking oil. I am furious with this product, which is now ruined and I have to throw it away now because it is beyond the point of being cleaned and uses. Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my <hl> kids <hl>, who love waffles, are going to be devastated.

Essentially, I there $40 down the drain and my <hl> kids <hl> , who love waffles, are going to be devastated.


Question: what allows you to cook for one or multiple people?

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit.The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time.The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

Answer: dual steamer basket

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. <hl> The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. <hl> You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit. The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time. The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The <hl> dual steamer basket <hl> allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit.The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time.The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.


Question: items that need a longer cook time should be placed where?

Answer: the bottom

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. <hl> You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom . <hl> The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit. The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time. The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on <hl> the bottom <hl>. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit.The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time.The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on <hl> the bottom <hl> .


Question: what is the max time you can set for cooking items on the product?

Answer: 60 minutes

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit. The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. <hl> The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes , but as most things are cooked in half that time. <hl> The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit.The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is <hl> 60 minutes <hl>, but as most things are cooked in half that time.The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

The max time that can be set at one time is <hl> 60 minutes <hl> , but as most things are cooked in half that time.


Question: Instead of mechanical cooking timers this product uses what?

Answer: digital controls

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit. <hl> The digital controls are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. <hl> The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time. The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.

This is a versatile steamer compared to others I've used before. The dual steamer basket allows for you to cook for just one, or a whole family. You will have to plan your meals to put the longer cooking item on the bottom. The innovative design allows the extra cooking capacity to break down for storage by allowing the bowls to fit inside each other and stack upside down on the unit so it takes up little more space than the base unit.The <hl> digital controls <hl> are a change over other units I've used which had an old style mechanical kitchen timer. The controls are easy to set and allow for more precise setting so dishes can be cooked the same every time you cook them. The max time that can be set at one time is 60 minutes, but as most things are cooked in half that time.The cons are that the unit can't be refilled while cooking and the overall construction and materials are not as good as others I've tried in the past. Full MSRP is a bit high, but if you can find this unit on sale, I'd definitely consider it.


Question: what product is the writer reviewing?

I've been using this frying pan for a few months. I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. I use grape seed oil because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature.After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.

Answer: frying pan

<hl> I've been using this frying pan for a few months. <hl> I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. I use grape seed oil because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature. After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.

I've been using this <hl> frying pan <hl> for a few months. I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. I use grape seed oil because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature.After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.


Question: how long has the writer been using this product?

Answer: a few months

<hl> I've been using this frying pan for a few months . <hl> I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. I use grape seed oil because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature. After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.

I've been using this frying pan for <hl> a few months <hl>. I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. I use grape seed oil because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature.After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.

I've been using this frying pan for <hl> a few months <hl> .


Question: what type of oil does the writer prefer?

Answer: grape seed oil

I've been using this frying pan for a few months. I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. <hl> I use grape seed oil because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. <hl> In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature. After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.

I've been using this frying pan for a few months. I found that it's best to use some oil otherwise food will stick. I use <hl> grape seed oil <hl> because of its high smoke point and the fact that it doesn't break down like olive oil and clog your arteries. In order to prevent sticking, the trick is to heat the oiled pan over a very low flame for a few minutes before frying anything. The food should preferably be at room temperature before its put into the pre-heated pan. For example, if you are frying eggs, don't just remove the eggs from the fridge and crack them into the pan - it's best to first put the whole eggs into a pot of warm water and let them stand to bring them up to temperature.After the pan cools, I wash it with dish washing detergent.


Question: what product is the writer reviewing?

This tea kettle is heavy for its size so I assume it is not too thin. It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. It boils enough water at once for my 6 cup tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an electric stove I don't know about a gas range. Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.

Answer: tea kettle

<hl> This tea kettle is heavy for its size so I assume it is not too thin. <hl> It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. It boils enough water at once for my 6 cup tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an electric stove I don't know about a gas range. Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.

This <hl> tea kettle <hl> is heavy for its size so I assume it is not too thin. It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. It boils enough water at once for my 6 cup tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an electric stove I don't know about a gas range. Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.


Question: how much water does the kettle heat at once?

Answer: 6 cup

This tea kettle is heavy for its size so I assume it is not too thin. It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. <hl> It boils enough water at once for my 6 cup tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. <hl> It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an electric stove I don't know about a gas range. Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.

This tea kettle is heavy for its size so I assume it is not too thin. It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. It boils enough water at once for my <hl> 6 cup <hl> tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an electric stove I don't know about a gas range. Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.


Question: what type of stove does the writer have?

Answer: electric

This tea kettle is heavy for its size so I assume it is not too thin. It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. It boils enough water at once for my 6 cup tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. <hl> The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an electric stove I don't know about a gas range. <hl> Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.

This tea kettle is heavy for its size so I assume it is not too thin. It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. It boils enough water at once for my 6 cup tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an <hl> electric <hl> stove I don't know about a gas range. Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.


Question: this tea kettle is deceptively what for its size?

Answer: heavy

<hl> This tea kettle is heavy for its size so I assume it is not too thin. <hl> It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. It boils enough water at once for my 6 cup tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an electric stove I don't know about a gas range. Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.

This tea kettle is <hl> heavy <hl> for its size so I assume it is not too thin. It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap. It boils enough water at once for my 6 cup tea pot or for ramen and because the kettle is not too big, it boils quick. It really is cute too! I don't think this kettle is any worse quality wise than other more expensive kettles. The handle doesn't get too hot to pick up either, although I have an electric stove I don't know about a gas range. Mine doesn't sputter when boiling. I like that it doesn't take up a lot of space, my old kettle was wide and big and it looked stupid on my stovetop.


Question: the vertical openings on this product aren't what?

This comes in a deceptively small box, and uses the usual oddball hardware clamping devices to hold it together. You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because the base is deeper than the unit as a whole. It went together quickly. The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't uniform. If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.

Answer: uniform

This comes in a deceptively small box, and uses the usual oddball hardware clamping devices to hold it together. You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because the base is deeper than the unit as a whole. It went together quickly. <hl> The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't uniform . <hl> If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.

This comes in a deceptively small box, and uses the usual oddball hardware clamping devices to hold it together. You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because the base is deeper than the unit as a whole. It went together quickly. The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't <hl> uniform <hl>. If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.

The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't <hl> uniform <hl> .


Question: what type of clamping device does this product use to hold it together?

Answer: oddball hardware

<hl> This comes in a deceptively small box, and uses the usual oddball hardware clamping devices to hold it together. <hl> You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because the base is deeper than the unit as a whole. It went together quickly. The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't uniform. If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.

This comes in a deceptively small box, and uses the usual <hl> oddball hardware <hl> clamping devices to hold it together. You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because the base is deeper than the unit as a whole. It went together quickly. The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't uniform. If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.


Question: what size box does this product come in?

Answer: deceptively small

<hl> This comes in a deceptively small box, and uses the usual oddball hardware clamping devices to hold it together. <hl> You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because the base is deeper than the unit as a whole. It went together quickly. The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't uniform. If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.

This comes in a <hl> deceptively small <hl> box, and uses the usual oddball hardware clamping devices to hold it together. You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because the base is deeper than the unit as a whole. It went together quickly. The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't uniform. If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.


Question: what part of the device is deeper than the rest?

Answer: the base

This comes in a deceptively small box, and uses the usual oddball hardware clamping devices to hold it together. <hl> You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because the base is deeper than the unit as a whole. <hl> It went together quickly. The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't uniform. If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.

This comes in a deceptively small box, and uses the usual oddball hardware clamping devices to hold it together. You need a reasonable size workspace to assemble it, and if you have a couple decks of cards or thin books it helps because <hl> the base <hl> is deeper than the unit as a whole. It went together quickly. The only thing that's a bit quirky is that if you're using it just to store CDs, the vertical openings aren't uniform. If you use it with more flexible opening for other things, you won't notice it.


Question: What kind of filtration system does the plunger for this coffee press have?

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors.The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo.Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).

Answer: two part filtration system

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors. The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo. <hl> Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind). <hl>

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors.The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo.Like my other press, the plunger has a <hl> two part filtration system <hl> , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).


Question: What is the reviewer using the coffee press for?

Answer: tea, loose leaves

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). <hl> I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors. <hl> The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo. Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for <hl> tea, loose leaves <hl> of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors.The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo.Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).


Question: What are the reviewers two favorite tea flavors?

Answer: blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). <hl> I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea , my two fave flavors. <hl> The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo. Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually <hl> blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea <hl>, my two fave flavors.The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo.Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).

I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually <hl> blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea <hl> , my two fave flavors.


Question: What is the canister for this coffee press made of?

Answer: glass

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors. <hl> The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. <hl> My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo. Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors.The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a <hl> glass <hl> canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo.Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).


Question: What was the canister for the reviewer's old coffee press made of?

Answer: plastic

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors. The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. <hl> My old coffee press had a clear plastic canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo. <hl> Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).

I'm not actually using this for coffee, I kinda prefer drip coffee (or espresso, but I'm too cheap to buy an espresso maker). I'm using this press for tea, loose leaves of course, usually blue flower earl grey or Irish breakfast tea, my two fave flavors.The great improvement in this coffee press, compared to the press I already owned is that this one has a glass canister part for holding the hot liquid. My old coffee press had a clear <hl> plastic <hl> canister, which meant that I could only use it for tea because using it for coffee would have made the canister smell like coffee and then all subsequent cups of tea would have tasted a bit like a coffee+tea hybrid, eek, that is a bad, bad combo.Like my other press, the plunger has a two part filtration system , they rinse off well for cleaning and make it easy to stay tidy (I'm a terrible housekeeper and easy to clean kitchen tools are a huge bonus in my mind).


Question: What did the reviewer use to pin the flap to the bottom of the organizer?

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. Works really well to hold books, book light, tissues and other small items for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. Overall though I am pleased with the purchase. It was a lot less than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly.

Answer: a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer.

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. <hl> I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. Works really well to hold books, book light, tissues and other small items for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. <hl> My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. Overall though I am pleased with the purchase. It was a lot less than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly.

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with <hl> a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. <hl> Works really well to hold books, book light, tissues and other small items for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. Overall though I am pleased with the purchase. It was a lot less than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly.


Question: What is the bed bunk organizer useful for?

Answer: hold books, book light, tissues and other small items

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. <hl> Works really well to hold books, book light, tissues and other small items for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. <hl> My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. Overall though I am pleased with the purchase. It was a lot less than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly.

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. Works really well to <hl> hold books, book light, tissues and other small items <hl> for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. Overall though I am pleased with the purchase. It was a lot less than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly.


Question: How does the reviewer feel about the purchase?

Answer: pleased

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. Works really well to hold books, book light, tissues and other small items for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. <hl> Overall though I am pleased with the purchase. <hl> It was a lot less than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly.

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. Works really well to hold books, book light, tissues and other small items for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. Overall though I am <hl> pleased <hl> with the purchase. It was a lot less than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly.


Question: Did this bunk bed organizer cost more or less than the one advertised?

Answer: less

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. Works really well to hold books, book light, tissues and other small items for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. Overall though I am pleased with the purchase. <hl> It was a lot less than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly. <hl>

These don't work perfectly for bunk beds as designed. I ended up looping the flap over the bar and pinning it with a safety pin to the bottom of the organizer. Works really well to hold books, book light, tissues and other small items for my older two, who are top bunk dwellers. My daughter LOVES it, my son doesn't use it much. Overall though I am pleased with the purchase. It was a lot <hl> less <hl> than the one bunk bed organizer advertised and with the safety pins, it works perfectly.


Question: What color is the toaster the reviewer purchased?

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.

Answer: Bright Candy Apple Red

<hl> This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red . <hl> The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a <hl> Bright Candy Apple Red <hl>. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a <hl> Bright Candy Apple Red <hl> .


Question: Which side of a bagel should be facing inward?

Answer: The end that is cut

The end that is cut .

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. <hl> The end that is cut . <hl> Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. <hl> The end that is cut <hl>. Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.


Question: How did the reviewer feel about the price of the toaster?

Answer: Price too was Excellent

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. <hl> I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent . <hl> No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the <hl> Price too was Excellent <hl>. No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.

I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the <hl> Price too was Excellent <hl> .


Question: How does the reviewer feel about her toaster purchase?

Answer: very happy

I'm very happy with my purchase.

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! <hl> I'm very happy with my purchase. <hl>

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. Some have complained about not toasting one side, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! I'm <hl> very happy <hl> with my purchase.


Question: What was one major complaint about the toaster?

Answer: not toasting one side

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. <hl> Some have complained about not toasting one side , I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. <hl> It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.

This is definetly the most Beautiful Toaster I have ever seen, a Bright Candy Apple Red. The controls are excellent and the inside of a bagel etc... needs to be pointed in. The end that is cut. Some have complained about <hl> not toasting one side <hl>, I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively. It is an Excellent Toaster ! Doesn't take up too much counter space and toasts nice size pieces of bread if you make homemade bread. I love my Beautiful Candy Apple Red Toaster and the Price too was Excellent. No complaints from me at all ! I'm very happy with my purchase.

Some have complained about <hl> not toasting one side <hl> , I read the directions before use and it explained all of the things that were discussed in the reviews negatively.


Question: How much does the tank hold?

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry.CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. 8 hours. So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.

Answer: 1 gallon

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry. <hl> CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. <hl> 8 hours. So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry.CONS:- Tank is small, <hl> 1 gallon <hl> is for approx. 8 hours. So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.


Question: What color are the lights that can be turned on and off?

Answer: Blue

<hl> PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry. <hl> CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. 8 hours. So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.

PROS:- Nice design.- <hl> Blue <hl> lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry.CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. 8 hours. So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.


Question: For how many hours does a one gallon tank last?

Answer: approx. 8 hours

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry. <hl> CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. 8 hours . <hl> So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry.CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for <hl> approx. 8 hours <hl>. So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.

CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for <hl> approx. 8 hours <hl> .


Question: How often does the tank need to be filled?

Answer: every day

So You have to refill every day .-

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry. CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. 8 hours. <hl> So You have to refill every day .- <hl> Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry.CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. 8 hours. So You have to refill <hl> every day <hl>.- Steam only goes up straight, the angled attachment seems not working great.

So You have to refill <hl> every day <hl> .-


Question: In what direction does the steam go?

Answer: up straight

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry. CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. 8 hours. <hl> So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes up straight , the angled attachment seems not working great. <hl>

PROS:- Nice design.- Blue lights can be switch On and Off.- Easy to clean.- Good amount of steam.- Tank is easy to open and carry.CONS:- Tank is small, 1 gallon is for approx. 8 hours. So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes <hl> up straight <hl>, the angled attachment seems not working great.

So You have to refill every day.- Steam only goes <hl> up straight <hl> , the angled attachment seems not working great.


Question: What is the name of the company that manufactured the coffee maker?

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class.I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ...No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.

Answer: BXB

<hl> I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. <hl> The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class. I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ... No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.

I purchased a <hl> BXB <hl> 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class.I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ...No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.


Question: What was missing from the coffee maker that made it difficult for the reviewer to repair themselves?

Answer: inline fuse

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class. I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. <hl> Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse . <hl> Guess what? ... No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class.I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an <hl> inline fuse <hl>. Guess what? ...No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.

Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an <hl> inline fuse <hl> .


Question: How far out of warranty was the reviewers product?

Answer: 3 days

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class. I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. <hl> Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? <hl> Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ... No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class.I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is <hl> 3 days <hl> past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ...No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.


Question: How long ago did the reviewer purchase this coffee maker?

Answer: about 3 1/2 years ago

<hl> I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago . <hl> The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class. I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ... No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon <hl> about 3 1/2 years ago <hl>. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class.I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ...No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon <hl> about 3 1/2 years ago <hl> .


Question: Who did the reviewer call for help with their broken product?

Answer: Bunn Service

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class. <hl> I called Bunn Service and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. <hl> Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ... No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.

I purchased a BXB 10c from Amazon about 3 1/2 years ago. The coffee maker just quit on morning trying to brew coffee. While this coffee maker looks great and has the reputation that Bunn has had for over some 50 years of making coffee makers probably the top name in coffee makers, this one is not in that class.I called <hl> Bunn Service <hl> and told them about the problem, heat plate wouldn't work, On/Off light on the hot plate quit working and the next day the heating element for heating the self contained reservoir holding onboard water also quit working. Their answer was, "Your warranty is 3 days past warranty." I asked to you ever fix these anymore and their reply was "NO." I asked why not, and her reply was, "Bunn has found them to be too troublesome to fix and it's just cheaper to warranty them and then when off warranty tell the customer to throw them away!" Whaaaat? Throw them away. Well I attempted to fix it myself thinking any product of this type would have an inline fuse. Guess what? ...No inline fuse. This thing is TOTAL JUNK. OVER PRICED JUNK. Buyer beware.


Question: What product is the person reviewing?

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip.Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick

Answer: Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker

<hl> The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. <hl> But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip. Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick

The <hl> Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker <hl> promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip.Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick


Question: what is the persons favorite type of coffee?

Answer: French Roast

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. <hl> I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. <hl> I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip. Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite <hl> French Roast <hl> expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip.Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick


Question: what does the coffee taste like?

Answer: muddy

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. <hl> I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip. <hl> Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as <hl> muddy <hl> as a camping trip.Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick


Question: what temperature was the water?

Answer: boiling hot

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. <hl> I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot . <hl> I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip. Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was <hl> boiling hot <hl>. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip.Think this might be great for brewing tea, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick

I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was <hl> boiling hot <hl> .


Question: For which beverage does the person think the product could be useful for?

Answer: tea

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip. <hl> Think this might be great for brewing tea , so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick <hl>

The Primula Coffee Brew Buddy Single Cup Coffee Maker promises convenience and that it delivers. But I'd also like a decent cup o' joe, thank you. I tried this with my favorite French Roast expecting this to be like the "socks" popular in Latin America. I used what I thought was a generous measure and was careful that my water was boiling hot. I poured as slowly as I could, but this is more of soaked coffee than drip coffee so my coffee (after repeated tries) tastes as muddy as a camping trip.Think this might be great for brewing <hl> tea <hl>, so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick

Think this might be great for brewing <hl> tea <hl> , so I'll hang on to it for the next time I'm sick


Question: Which product does the person think is great?

I think these pitchers are great. My reason for purchasing them was because of the airtight feature. I needed something portable to take on camping trips or picnics. They were knocked over in the ice chest filled with water from the melted ice and pretty much were not in the upright position for a couple of days, but the juice stayed fresh and nothing leaked in or out. Unlike some other reviewers, I did not have any problem with leakage while pouring. The lid needs to be in the right position for it to pour correctly, but it pretty much locks at the position it needs to be, therefore I did not have any problems with that. For the price, I think they could look a litte nicer or feel more.. expensive. But they do what they are supposed to and I think they will last through many trips.Pros: bpa free (at least that's what they claim), seals nicely so nothing leaks, rubber handle is a nice feature, locks into the correct pouring position, feels like it will last.Cons: not the easiest to clean; the sticker on it has the cheap quality glue that leaves marks behind, but eventually all the glue will come off.Overall, I would recommend these.

Answer: pitchers

I think these pitchers are great.

<hl> I think these pitchers are great. <hl> My reason for purchasing them was because of the airtight feature. I needed something portable to take on camping trips or picnics. They were knocked over in the ice chest filled with water from the melted ice and pretty much were not in the upright position for a couple of days, but the juice stayed fresh and nothing leaked in or out. Unlike some other reviewers, I did not have any problem with leakage while pouring. The lid needs to be in the right position for it to pour correctly, but it pretty much locks at the position it needs to be, therefore I did not have any problems with that. For the price, I think they could look a litte nicer or feel more.. expensive. But they do what they are supposed to and I think they will last through many trips. Pros: bpa free (at least that's what they claim), seals nicely so nothing leaks, rubber handle is a nice feature, locks into the correct pouring position, feels like it will last. Cons: not the easiest to clean; the sticker on it has the cheap quality glue that leaves marks behind, but eventually all the glue will come off. Overall, I would recommend these.

I think these <hl> pitchers <hl> are great. My reason for purchasing them was because of the airtight feature. I needed something portable to take on camping trips or picnics. They were knocked over in the ice chest filled with water from the melted ice and pretty much were not in the upright position for a couple of days, but the juice stayed fresh and nothing leaked in or out. Unlike some other reviewers, I did not have any problem with leakage while pouring. The lid needs to be in the right position for it to pour correctly, but it pretty much locks at the position it needs to be, therefore I did not have any problems with that. For the price, I think they could look a litte nicer or feel more.. expensive. But they do what they are supposed to and I think they will last through many trips.Pros: bpa free (at least that's what they claim), seals nicely so nothing leaks, rubber handle is a nice feature, locks into the correct pouring position, feels like it will last.Cons: not the easiest to clean; the sticker on it has the cheap quality glue that leaves marks behind, but eventually all the glue will come off.Overall, I would recommend these.