Question: Which size pans are too large for day to day cooking?

Answer: 12-inch pans

I cook almost entirely with cast iron. Most of my pans and dutch ovens are Lodge and I've been very happy with them. The T-fal is cheaper, but not by much. For $26, this pan is surprisingly underwhelming. Like others have mentioned, the finish isn't very smooth, compared to Lodge. This isn't too big a deal because over time it will get there with regular use. But for most people, we like to have the smooth finish from the start and save ourselves the frustration of seasoning over years of cooking. <hl> I've often struggled with using 12-inch pans at home. <hl> They work okay on a gas range, but for the most part they seem to be far too large for day-to-day cooking. A 10-inch pan is much more practical, especially if you've got things on the other burners. This isn't terrible. It's cast iron, and it does it's work fine. I've decided this will be my camping skillet and leave the Lodge for cooking at home. It does what it's supposed to, but it doesn't have quite the same finesse as the Lodge pans.

I cook almost entirely with cast iron. Most of my pans and dutch ovens are Lodge and I've been very happy with them. The T-fal is cheaper, but not by much. For $26, this pan is surprisingly underwhelming.Like others have mentioned, the finish isn't very smooth, compared to Lodge. This isn't too big a deal because over time it will get there with regular use. But for most people, we like to have the smooth finish from the start and save ourselves the frustration of seasoning over years of cooking.I've often struggled with using <hl> 12-inch pans <hl> at home. They work okay on a gas range, but for the most part they seem to be far too large for day-to-day cooking. A 10-inch pan is much more practical, especially if you've got things on the other burners.This isn't terrible. It's cast iron, and it does it's work fine. I've decided this will be my camping skillet and leave the Lodge for cooking at home. It does what it's supposed to, but it doesn't have quite the same finesse as the Lodge pans.


Question: What are most of the reviewer's pans and Dutch Ovens?

I cook almost entirely with cast iron. Most of my pans and dutch ovens are Lodge and I've been very happy with them. The T-fal is cheaper, but not by much. For $26, this pan is surprisingly underwhelming.Like others have mentioned, the finish isn't very smooth, compared to Lodge. This isn't too big a deal because over time it will get there with regular use. But for most people, we like to have the smooth finish from the start and save ourselves the frustration of seasoning over years of cooking.I've often struggled with using 12-inch pans at home. They work okay on a gas range, but for the most part they seem to be far too large for day-to-day cooking. A 10-inch pan is much more practical, especially if you've got things on the other burners.This isn't terrible. It's cast iron, and it does it's work fine. I've decided this will be my camping skillet and leave the Lodge for cooking at home. It does what it's supposed to, but it doesn't have quite the same finesse as the Lodge pans.

Answer: Lodge

I cook almost entirely with cast iron. <hl> Most of my pans and dutch ovens are Lodge and I've been very happy with them. <hl> The T-fal is cheaper, but not by much. For $26, this pan is surprisingly underwhelming. Like others have mentioned, the finish isn't very smooth, compared to Lodge. This isn't too big a deal because over time it will get there with regular use. But for most people, we like to have the smooth finish from the start and save ourselves the frustration of seasoning over years of cooking. I've often struggled with using 12-inch pans at home. They work okay on a gas range, but for the most part they seem to be far too large for day-to-day cooking. A 10-inch pan is much more practical, especially if you've got things on the other burners. This isn't terrible. It's cast iron, and it does it's work fine. I've decided this will be my camping skillet and leave the Lodge for cooking at home. It does what it's supposed to, but it doesn't have quite the same finesse as the Lodge pans.

I cook almost entirely with cast iron. Most of my pans and dutch ovens are <hl> Lodge <hl> and I've been very happy with them. The T-fal is cheaper, but not by much. For $26, this pan is surprisingly underwhelming.Like others have mentioned, the finish isn't very smooth, compared to Lodge. This isn't too big a deal because over time it will get there with regular use. But for most people, we like to have the smooth finish from the start and save ourselves the frustration of seasoning over years of cooking.I've often struggled with using 12-inch pans at home. They work okay on a gas range, but for the most part they seem to be far too large for day-to-day cooking. A 10-inch pan is much more practical, especially if you've got things on the other burners.This isn't terrible. It's cast iron, and it does it's work fine. I've decided this will be my camping skillet and leave the Lodge for cooking at home. It does what it's supposed to, but it doesn't have quite the same finesse as the Lodge pans.


Question: Which part of the cooker/steamer has been used and is being reviewed?

I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.

Answer: rice cooker portion

I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. <hl> I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion . <hl> This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.

I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the <hl> rice cooker portion <hl>. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.

I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the <hl> rice cooker portion <hl> .


Question: What do other reviewers advise to do with the rice before cooking?

Answer: rinse the rice well

I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. <hl> I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. <hl> I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.

I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and <hl> rinse the rice well <hl> before cooking. I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.


Question: Adding what to the water keeps the rice from browning too much?

Answer: olive oil

I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. <hl> I also add a little olive oil to the water. <hl> This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.

I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. I also add a little <hl> olive oil <hl> to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.


Question: How does the reviewer like the rice cooker?

Answer: very satisfied

<hl> I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. <hl> I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.

I have only had this rice cooker for a short time, but have been <hl> very satisfied <hl> with it's performance. I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.


Question: How long has the reviewer had their cooker?

Answer: a short time

<hl> I have only had this rice cooker for a short time , but have been very satisfied with it's performance. <hl> I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.

I have only had this rice cooker for <hl> a short time <hl>, but have been very satisfied with it's performance. I haven't used the vegetable steamer yet, only the rice cooker, so my review is only for the rice cooker portion. This cooks rice (white & brown) very nicely. I followed other reviewers advice and rinse the rice well before cooking. I also add a little olive oil to the water. This seems to keep the rice from browning too much on the bottom. I will try and follow up after I've had this for a while.

I have only had this rice cooker for <hl> a short time <hl> , but have been very satisfied with it's performance.


Question: What makes this product foolproof?

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.

Answer: step by step instructions

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. <hl> the step by step instructions make it foolproof. <hl> The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the <hl> step by step instructions <hl> make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.


Question: Who bought this as a gift?

Answer: My husband

<hl> My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. <hl> It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.

<hl> My husband <hl> got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.


Question: What was a little loose, when first making it?

Answer: The first roll

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. <hl> The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. <hl> It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. <hl> The first roll <hl> i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.


Question: When cutting the roll with a cutting aid, where should you cut first?

Answer: the middle

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! <hl> Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. <hl> Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut <hl> the middle <hl> first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover.


Question: Whom would this be a great gift for?

Answer: any sushi lover

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. <hl> Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for any sushi lover . <hl>

My husband got this for me as a gift and i just used it for the first time today. It was soooo simple to use. the step by step instructions make it foolproof. The first roll i made was a little loose because i didn't squeeze it tight enough but by the second roll it looked just like the rolls I get at a restaurant. It made it so simple to do! Another tip is when you are cutting the roll by using the cutting aid, cut the middle first, This seemed to help keep the roll tight. Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for <hl> any sushi lover <hl>.

Ok i hope i helped someone out there, this would be a great gift for <hl> any sushi lover <hl> .


Question: What was ordered to take the drip coffeemaker off the countertop?

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.

Answer: French press

<hl> I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. <hl> My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.

I ordered this <hl> French press <hl> because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.


Question: What aren't insulated and allows the coffee to cool too quickly?

Answer: French presses

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. <hl> My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. <hl> This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about <hl> French presses <hl> is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.


Question: This press is stylish enough to leave out where?

Answer: cooktop

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. <hl> This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. <hl> It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. This press is stylish enough to leave out on my <hl> cooktop <hl> and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.


Question: How long does the product keep coffee hot?

Answer: at least an hour

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. <hl> This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour . <hl> It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for <hl> at least an hour <hl>. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.

This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for <hl> at least an hour <hl> .


Question: How much does the reviewer think the press will NOT hold?

Answer: 42 ounces

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. <hl> While I am not sure it would hold 42 ounces , it makes enough coffee for me. <hl> If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.

I ordered this French press because I wanted to take my drip coffee maker off the countertop to make way for an espresso machine and bean grinder. My biggest complaint about French presses is they are not insulated and the coffee cools too quickly. This press is stylish enough to leave out on my cooktop and keeps my coffee hot for at least an hour. It is also well made, heavy and not flimsy at all. While I am not sure it would hold <hl> 42 ounces <hl>, it makes enough coffee for me. If you have a lot of coffee drinkers, you would be making more than one pot. I preheat the pot by filling it with hot water while I am waiting for my water to come to a boil. It is also easy to clean.

While I am not sure it would hold <hl> 42 ounces <hl> , it makes enough coffee for me.


Question: What is a hassle to install?

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

Answer: the beaters

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. <hl> It is a hassle to install the beaters ... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. <hl> One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install <hl> the beaters <hl>... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

It is a hassle to install <hl> the beaters <hl> ... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring.


Question: Who recommends the Kitchen aid power 5?

Answer: Consumer Reports

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. <hl> You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. <hl> Not recommended

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the <hl> Consumer Reports <hl> recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended


Question: What happened when one of the beaters came out during use?

Answer: it stripped the inner plastic ring

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. <hl> One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring ; now it will not latch in place. <hl> You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and <hl> it stripped the inner plastic ring <hl>; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

One of the beaters came out during use and <hl> it stripped the inner plastic ring <hl> ; now it will not latch in place.


Question: What are beaters held in place by?

Answer: a inner plastic ring

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. <hl> It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring . <hl> One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only two out of five. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by <hl> a inner plastic ring <hl>. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by <hl> a inner plastic ring <hl> .


Question: What score does the reviewer give this product?

Answer: two out of five

Only two out of five .

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. <hl> Only two out of five . <hl> It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended

Cheap? Yes. Powerful? Enough. Quite? No. Easy to Use? Not. Durable? No. Only <hl> two out of five <hl>. It is a hassle to install the beaters... and worse is that they are held in place (somewhat) by a inner plastic ring. One of the beaters came out during use and it stripped the inner plastic ring; now it will not latch in place. You can get a durable Cuininart HM-50 for the same price (no brainer) or the Consumer Reports recommend KitchenAid Power 5 for about $10 more Do yourself a favor and look around. Not recommended


Question: What coffee machine is this reviewer writing about?

This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.

Answer: Keurig

<hl> This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. <hl> Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.

This is NOT the most expensive <hl> Keurig <hl> but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.


Question: The reviewer will always have his/her morning coffee in what coffee machine?

Answer: Hamilton Brew Station

This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. <hl> I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee <hl> but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.

This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my <hl> Hamilton Brew Station <hl> for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.


Question: The reviewers aunts has the more expensive version of what?

Answer: Keurig

<hl> This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. <hl> Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.

This is NOT the most expensive <hl> Keurig <hl> but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.


Question: What is their favorite cafe called, that is made in the keurig?

Answer: Cafe Express Mocha

This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. <hl> I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. <hl> My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.

This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, <hl> Cafe Express Mocha <hl> and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.


Question: According to the reviewer, is the more expensive keurig better than the less expensive one?

Answer: it is NO BETTER

This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. <hl> My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and it is NO BETTER than this one. <hl> I absolutely love my Keurig.

This is NOT the most expensive Keurig but the coffee, hot chocolate, etc. is just as good as the $300.00 brewer. Think about it. They all drip water through the K-Cup within 2 minutes so they all taste the same, not matter how much you paid for the brewer. I will always have my Hamilton Brew Station for my morning coffee but I use my Keurig at all times of the day for either decaf coffee, hot chocolate, cappuccino, and my favorites, Cafe Express Mocha and Vanilla coffees. My aunt has the more expensive Keurig and I tried her brewer and <hl> it is NO BETTER <hl> than this one. I absolutely love my Keurig.


Question: How did the garment rack arrive?

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack.It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box.The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!

Answer: almost fully assembled

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack. <hl> It arrived almost fully assembled --literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. <hl> They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box. The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack.It arrived <hl> almost fully assembled <hl>--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box.The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!

It arrived <hl> almost fully assembled <hl> --literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar.


Question: How much time did the reviewer have it up and ready to go?

Answer: in less than two minutes

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack. It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. <hl> I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes , and that included opening the box. <hl> The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack.It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go <hl> in less than two minutes <hl>, and that included opening the box.The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!

I had it up and ready to go <hl> in less than two minutes <hl> , and that included opening the box.


Question: What is the reviewers opinion of the garment rack?

Answer: it's worth every penny

In my opinion, it's worth every penny !

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack. It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box. The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. <hl> In my opinion, it's worth every penny ! <hl>

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack.It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box.The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, <hl> it's worth every penny <hl>!

In my opinion, <hl> it's worth every penny <hl> !


Question: What kind of steel is the garment rack made from?

Answer: welded steel

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack. It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box. <hl> The entire thing is welded steel , so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. <hl> I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!

Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack.It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box.The entire thing is <hl> welded steel <hl>, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!

The entire thing is <hl> welded steel <hl> , so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it.


Question: What item is this reviewer talking about?

Answer: garment rack

<hl> Can't even express the awesomeness of this garment rack other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack. <hl> It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box. The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!

Can't even express the awesomeness of this <hl> garment rack <hl> other than to say it's so good that it's made me enthusiastic about a garment rack.It arrived almost fully assembled--literally all you have to do is unfold it out of the box and pop in the horizontal bar. They even put the wheels on for you. I had it up and ready to go in less than two minutes, and that included opening the box.The entire thing is welded steel, so there's nothing plastic to bend or break on it. I have on mine a couple winter coats, my wedding dress and some suits and there's only the slightest dip in the horizontal bar from all that weight. I was also able to easily roll it with all those items on it, and maneuver it into our attic closet. In my opinion, it's worth every penny!


Question: How many stars has the reviewer given this product?

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives.As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months. Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems.Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.

Answer: five stars

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives. As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months. Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems. Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. <hl> Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars , for me it has been a very useful item for little cost. <hl>

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives.As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months. Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems.Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits <hl> five stars <hl>, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.

Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits <hl> five stars <hl> , for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.


Question: How often have they used the device?

Answer: very frequently

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives. <hl> As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months. <hl> Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems. Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives.As for durability, I used it <hl> very frequently <hl> and without incident for 15 months. Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems.Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.


Question: How long has the device been used for with no incident?

Answer: 15 months

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives. <hl> As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months . <hl> Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems. Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives.As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for <hl> 15 months <hl>. Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems.Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.

As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for <hl> 15 months <hl> .


Question: Where was the device stored on?

Answer: fridge door

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives. As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months. <hl> Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door ) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. <hl> This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems. Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives.As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months. Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the <hl> fridge door <hl>) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems.Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.

Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the <hl> fridge door <hl> ) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor.


Question: What did the reviewer say was too weak on the product to handle a careless person passing by?

Answer: magnet

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives. As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months. <hl> Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the magnet failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. <hl> This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems. Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.

I love this little thing. It counts up, counts down, easy to use, easy to see and hear, sticks to my fridge, stands upright on a surface when you deploy the little stand in back, and very best of all just pops in your pocket. The latter feature is especially useful to me, as I will frequently have something going on the stove or in the oven but do not wish to be stuck within hearing distance of the stove's timer. This little device allows me to roam, even outside, confident that I won't forget something is cooking, and is handier than other portable alternatives.As for durability, I used it very frequently and without incident for 15 months. Then one day I accidentally bumped it with my shoulder while passing the fridge (I store the device on the fridge door) and the <hl> magnet <hl> failed to hold it and it fell around five feet to the kitchen floor. This knocked open the battery case door, dislodged the battery, and bent the spring that holds the battery in position. However, I easily repaired it and, bearing in mind we're not paying Rolex prices here, I considered the problem to be more the magnet is too weak to handle a careless passerby than the device is too flimsy to withstand smashing on the floor. You could of course just store the device in a safer position or place, but I elected to glue a neodymium magnet to the back to take care of it, and we've since been using the timer almost daily again without any problems.Given what I paid for it and the length of time I have now used it my ownership costis about to get below a penny a day. Given its utility and the frequency with which I use it I'd have to say that "for the money" this merits five stars, for me it has been a very useful item for little cost.


Question: When was this item bought?

Wife bought this a long time ago.I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing.One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards.It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough.It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless.Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.

Answer: long time ago

<hl> Wife bought this a long time ago .I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing. <hl> One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards. It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough. It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless. Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.

Wife bought this a <hl> long time ago <hl>.I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing.One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards.It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough.It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless.Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.

Wife bought this a <hl> long time ago <hl> .I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing.


Question: What is one of the main reasons you would use this product?

Answer: to prevent your microwave from getting dirty

Wife bought this a long time ago. I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing. <hl> One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. <hl> Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards. It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough. It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless. Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.

Wife bought this a long time ago.I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing.One of the main reasons you use this is <hl> to prevent your microwave from getting dirty <hl> from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards.It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough.It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless.Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.


Question: What does the reviewer find more convenient, than use this product?

Answer: to just cover the food with a paper towel.

Wife bought this a long time ago. I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing. One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. <hl> But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards. <hl> It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough. It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless. Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.

Wife bought this a long time ago.I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing.One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient <hl> to just cover the food with a paper towel. <hl> You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards.It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough.It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless.Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.


Question: Why does the reviewer say he would rather just cover food with a paper towel?

Answer: You don't have to clean the paper towel

Wife bought this a long time ago. I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing. One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. <hl> You don't have to clean the paper towel , you just throw it away afterwards. <hl> It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough. It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless. Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.

Wife bought this a long time ago.I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing.One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. <hl> You don't have to clean the paper towel <hl>, you just throw it away afterwards.It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough.It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless.Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.

<hl> You don't have to clean the paper towel <hl> , you just throw it away afterwards.


Question: According to the reviewer , what can be a bit of a surprise if you are not careful?

Answer: The steam

Wife bought this a long time ago. I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing. One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards. It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough. It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. <hl> The steam can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless. <hl> Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.

Wife bought this a long time ago.I still not sure about the usefulness of this thing.One of the main reasons you use this is to prevent your microwave from getting dirty from splattering when you heat your food. Which mean you have to clean this cover instead. Better solution than cleaning the oven itself. But still I find it more convenient to just cover the food with a paper towel. You don't have to clean the paper towel, you just throw it away afterwards.It is not a one-fits all solution. Sometimes it is not tall enough.It could have been better if the handle is a knob instead of a hole. <hl> The steam <hl> can be a bit of a surprise when you get a little careless.Ours has not cracked yet. I guess that is an indication how very few times it has been used in the household.


Question: What are some perks of Fiestaware?

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets.So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

Answer: durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer

My wife and I love Fiestaware. <hl> It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer . <hl> And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets. So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's <hl> durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer <hl>. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets.So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

It's <hl> durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer <hl> .


Question: What does the poster and their wife love?

Answer: Fiestaware

My wife and I love Fiestaware .

<hl> My wife and I love Fiestaware . <hl> It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets. So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

My wife and I love <hl> Fiestaware <hl>. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets.So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

My wife and I love <hl> Fiestaware <hl> .


Question: What colors is Fiestaware available in?

Answer: a range of fun, complimenting colors

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. <hl> And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors . <hl> You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets. So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in <hl> a range of fun, complimenting colors <hl>. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets.So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

And best of all, it's available in <hl> a range of fun, complimenting colors <hl> .


Question: How many sets have the couple purchased?

Answer: six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets. <hl> So far my wife and I have purchased six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. <hl> It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!

My wife and I love Fiestaware. It's durable. Resist chips. Safe to use in the dishwasher, oven, microwave, and freezer. And best of all, it's available in a range of fun, complimenting colors. You can either go with one color, or have fun mixing and matching a few sets.So far my wife and I have purchased <hl> six Fiesta 4-Piece Place Settings <hl> (tangerine, sunflower, paprika, scarlet, turquoise, and lemongrass), with a few extra serving dishes to match. It's awesome knowing that Fiestaware's been around for a while, and if we ever do break a piece, it's nice knowing it'll be easy to replace. We look forward to using Fiestaware in our family for many years to come!


Question: What does the user love?

I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.

Answer: microplane

<hl> I love my microplane , so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! <hl> Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.

I love my <hl> microplane <hl>, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.

I love my <hl> microplane <hl> , so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well!


Question: What is this tool perfect for?

Answer: hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks

I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. <hl> Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks . <hl> It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.

I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for <hl> hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks <hl>. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.

Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for <hl> hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks <hl> .


Question: Who does the poster give credit to for a job well done?

Answer: Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater

<hl> I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! <hl> Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.

I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this <hl> Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater <hl> as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.


Question: What is the tool not designed for?

Answer: softer cheeses or veggies

I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. <hl> It is not designed for softer cheeses or veggies -- leave those to your box grater or food processor. <hl>

I love my microplane, so I was pleasantly surprised to find that I love this Cusipro Fine Rasp Grater as well! Different things grate slightly better or worse based on the size of the etched holes (microplane has more variation) -- but overall, very similar. Since the surface area on the Cusipro is larger, it gets through jobs a little faster. I also like the feel in my hand and protective bottom. Well done, Cusipro!Overall, this tool is perfect for hard cheeses, chocolate, zesting citrus and similar tasks. It is not designed for <hl> softer cheeses or veggies <hl> -- leave those to your box grater or food processor.


Question: What does the user say has happened because they weren't handling with care?

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters.Do use caution when handling. I've cut myself very bad once...Don't use it without the protector.

Answer: cut myself very bad once

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters. Do use caution when handling. <hl> I've cut myself very bad once ...Don't use it without the protector. <hl>

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters.Do use caution when handling. I've <hl> cut myself very bad once <hl>...Don't use it without the protector.

I've <hl> cut myself very bad once <hl> ...Don't use it without the protector.


Question: How many more sets are they planning on buying?

Answer: two more

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. <hl> Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters. <hl> Do use caution when handling. I've cut myself very bad once... Don't use it without the protector.

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. Buying <hl> two more <hl> over here to my recently married daughters.Do use caution when handling. I've cut myself very bad once...Don't use it without the protector.


Question: Who are they buying more for?

Answer: recently married daughters

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. <hl> Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters .Do use caution when handling. <hl> I've cut myself very bad once... Don't use it without the protector.

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. Buying two more over here to my <hl> recently married daughters <hl>.Do use caution when handling. I've cut myself very bad once...Don't use it without the protector.

Buying two more over here to my <hl> recently married daughters <hl> .Do use caution when handling.


Question: How long ago was the product bought?

Answer: 3 years ago

This product is excellent. Very good quality. <hl> Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. <hl> Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters. Do use caution when handling. I've cut myself very bad once... Don't use it without the protector.

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about <hl> 3 years ago <hl> at a known kitchen store. Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters.Do use caution when handling. I've cut myself very bad once...Don't use it without the protector.


Question: What should you not use it without?

Answer: the protector

Don't use it without the protector .

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters. Do use caution when handling. I've cut myself very bad once... <hl> Don't use it without the protector . <hl>

This product is excellent. Very good quality. Bought it about 3 years ago at a known kitchen store. Buying two more over here to my recently married daughters.Do use caution when handling. I've cut myself very bad once...Don't use it without <hl> the protector <hl>.

Don't use it without <hl> the protector <hl> .


Question: What doesn't this tool do properly?

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades.And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device.I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task.All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Answer: chop isn't completely correct

Doesn't chop isn't completely correct .

<hl> Doesn't chop isn't completely correct . <hl> It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades. And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device. I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task. All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Doesn't <hl> chop isn't completely correct <hl>. It does make one chop but after that the food you chopping is stuck in the blades.And this happens with any moist fruits or foods you attempt to chop, and it's not easy to get the stuff back out. I knowwhen this is demonstrated on TV the chopper is easy to open and clean but my the one I have is very difficult to openwithout fear of breaking the device.I'm going out tomorrow and look for one that works. I think the culprit in this case is the blade design; it traps food andis difficult to clear. I chop apples to feed to my parrots and this thing is not up to the task.All and all this device is very disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.This is just another one of those products that when it's demonstrated by a slick host who has multiple takes to make itlook can appear to be a good product. I'm disappointed in myself for falling for the hype.

Doesn't <hl> chop isn't completely correct <hl> .