Question: What material is the electric kettle made of?

Answer: plastic

The Braun WK200W is the third electric kettle that I have owned, or had long term use of. This is my favorite. It is very smart looking, as well as practical, but I've always looked at practical first. It is the lightest and easiest to fill and fastest to heat up. The current stainless steel electric kettles on the market work very well, but are much heavier and are harder to fill. If you have to have stainless, though. It won't matter. <hl> If plastic (or whatever composite it is made from) is fine, then this kettle will fulfill all of your needs, I think. <hl> And Braun is one of the best brands out there.

The Braun WK200W is the third electric kettle that I have owned, or had long term use of. This is my favorite. It is very smart looking, as well as practical, but I've always looked at practical first. It is the lightest and easiest to fill and fastest to heat up.The current stainless steel electric kettles on the market work very well, but are much heavier and are harder to fill. If you have to have stainless, though. It won't matter. If <hl> plastic <hl> (or whatever composite it is made from) is fine, then this kettle will fulfill all of your needs, I think. And Braun is one of the best brands out there.


Question: How do you like this electric kettle?

The Braun WK200W is the third electric kettle that I have owned, or had long term use of. This is my favorite. It is very smart looking, as well as practical, but I've always looked at practical first. It is the lightest and easiest to fill and fastest to heat up.The current stainless steel electric kettles on the market work very well, but are much heavier and are harder to fill. If you have to have stainless, though. It won't matter. If plastic (or whatever composite it is made from) is fine, then this kettle will fulfill all of your needs, I think. And Braun is one of the best brands out there.

Answer: one of the best brands

The Braun WK200W is the third electric kettle that I have owned, or had long term use of. This is my favorite. It is very smart looking, as well as practical, but I've always looked at practical first. It is the lightest and easiest to fill and fastest to heat up. The current stainless steel electric kettles on the market work very well, but are much heavier and are harder to fill. If you have to have stainless, though. It won't matter. If plastic (or whatever composite it is made from) is fine, then this kettle will fulfill all of your needs, I think. <hl> And Braun is one of the best brands out there. <hl>

The Braun WK200W is the third electric kettle that I have owned, or had long term use of. This is my favorite. It is very smart looking, as well as practical, but I've always looked at practical first. It is the lightest and easiest to fill and fastest to heat up.The current stainless steel electric kettles on the market work very well, but are much heavier and are harder to fill. If you have to have stainless, though. It won't matter. If plastic (or whatever composite it is made from) is fine, then this kettle will fulfill all of your needs, I think. And Braun is <hl> one of the best brands <hl> out there.


Question: What material is the juicer made from?

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good.After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!

Answer: mostly stainless steel

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. <hl> Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. <hl> FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good. After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with <hl> mostly stainless steel <hl> and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good.After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!


Question: How long does it take to clean?

Answer: in about 5 minutes

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. <hl> and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes . <hl> (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good. After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned <hl> in about 5 minutes <hl>. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good.After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!

and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned <hl> in about 5 minutes <hl> .


Question: How much juice can you make?

Answer: a gallon

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. <hl> and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. <hl> (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good. After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make <hl> a gallon <hl> of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good.After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!


Question: How noisy is the juicer?

Answer: very quiet in comparison

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. <hl> (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. <hl> The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good. After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also <hl> very quiet in comparison <hl> to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good.After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!


Question: What brand is this juicer?

Answer: Breville

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. <hl> (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the Breville brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good. <hl> After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!

I was not disappointed in any way with the purchase of this juicer. All of the positive reviews I read about this machine were true!It is engineered like any really good juicer should be:1. Powerful and efficient2. Easy to use (even for new juicers)3. Well constructed with mostly stainless steel and easy/fast to dismantle and reassemble4. FAST5. EASY to clean6. and also.....EASY to clean!My wife and I can make a gallon of juice in a matter of a few minutes, and the 4 parts of the juicer that need to be cleaned (besides the juice pitcher) can be cleaned in about 5 minutes. (unlike some other juicers like the Jack Lalaine which can take forever to clean their multiple cheap plastic parts.)If we want to make several different juices or juice mixes, it is also very easy to dismantle, clean quickly, and go on to making the next juice. We sometimes make 4 or 5 different juice concoctions and have the machine cleaned and ready to put away in less than an hour. (wow!)It is also very quiet in comparison to other machines. The two speed motor is also very useful when mixing different ingredients (such as low speed for citrus juices, and high speed for other ingredients).I have not owned my juicer very long, but it has been really a great experience with this one. (unlike some of my friends who bemoan their experiences with other brands) I have been told also by other friends that the <hl> Breville <hl> brand is much more reliable and that the customer service and warranty are very good.After I wear this one out (probably will take a long time as it is very well made!), I will definately get another Breville!


Question: How well does this utensil holder work?

I do love the look of this utensil holder, but it only works well if you have it fully loaded. While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). I gave this 3 stars since they could have easily fixed this by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.

Answer: works well if you have it fully loaded

<hl> I do love the look of this utensil holder, but it only works well if you have it fully loaded . <hl> While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). I gave this 3 stars since they could have easily fixed this by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.

I do love the look of this utensil holder, but it only <hl> works well if you have it fully loaded <hl>. While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). I gave this 3 stars since they could have easily fixed this by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.

I do love the look of this utensil holder, but it only <hl> works well if you have it fully loaded <hl> .


Question: Does this utensil holder have a nice design?

Answer: love the look

<hl> I do love the look of this utensil holder, but <hl> it only works well if you have it fully loaded. While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). I gave this 3 stars since they could have easily fixed this by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.

I do <hl> love the look <hl> of this utensil holder, but it only works well if you have it fully loaded. While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). I gave this 3 stars since they could have easily fixed this by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.


Question: How could they improve this utensil holder?

Answer: by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside

I do love the look of this utensil holder, but it only works well if you have it fully loaded. While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). <hl> I gave this 3 stars since they could have easily fixed this by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). <hl> This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.

I do love the look of this utensil holder, but it only works well if you have it fully loaded. While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). I gave this 3 stars since they could have easily fixed this <hl> by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside <hl> of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.


Question: How many stars would you give this utensil holder?

Answer: 3 stars

I do love the look of this utensil holder, but it only works well if you have it fully loaded. While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). <hl> I gave this 3 stars since they could have easily fixed this by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). <hl> This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.

I do love the look of this utensil holder, but it only works well if you have it fully loaded. While I'm sure your kitchen is like mine and has plenty of utensils to stuff it with, if you don't you might want to avoid it...they will pop out of all of the slots in the side (this happened to me while transferring from my previous holder). I gave this <hl> 3 stars <hl> since they could have easily fixed this by putting another 1/2 to 1 inch metal band around the inside of it (it's currently around 3/8 an inch or so). This wouldn't affect the asthetics much and would make it a much better product.


Question: Aside from the initial cost, what other fees can you expect wen owning a vacuum?

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

Answer: ongoing "surcharge

<hl> Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge " for use. <hl> This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the <hl> ongoing "surcharge <hl>" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the <hl> ongoing "surcharge <hl> " for use.


Question: How many bags does the Panasonic vacuum come with?

Answer: two

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. <hl> This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. <hl> I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with <hl> two <hl> vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.


Question: What are the bags made of that the vacuum comes with?

Answer: thick stretchy material

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. <hl> Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material . <hl> They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a <hl> thick stretchy material <hl>. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a <hl> thick stretchy material <hl> .


Question: Where can you order the bags from?

Answer: Amazon

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. <hl> At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon , they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house. <hl>

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at <hl> Amazon <hl>, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

At $9.99 a four pack here at <hl> Amazon <hl> , they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.


Question: How many bags do you get for $9.99?

Answer: four pack

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. <hl> At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house. <hl>

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a <hl> four pack <hl> here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.


Question: What is owning a vacuum like owning?

Answer: printer

<hl> Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. <hl> This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

Owning a vacuum is like owning a <hl> printer <hl> -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.


Question: How much does a 4 pack of bags cost on Amazon?

Answer: 9.99

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. <hl> At $ 9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house. <hl>

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $<hl> 9.99 <hl> a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

At $ <hl> 9.99 <hl> a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.


Question: How many bags does the Panasonic vacuum come with?

Answer: two

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. <hl> This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. <hl> I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with <hl> two <hl> vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months, at least, in the average house.


Question: How long should the bags last?

Answer: several months

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. <hl> At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last several months , at least, in the average house. <hl>

Owning a vacuum is like owning a printer -- it's not just the initial cost, it's also the ongoing "surcharge" for use. This Panasonic vacuum (which is excellent, by the way) came with two vacuum bags, but I thought from the quality materials and construction of the bags that it wasn't going to be cheap to keep the house vacuumed. I was pleasantly surprised at how long the bags lasted. Even though they aren't terribly big, they are very sturdy and expand to hold a great deal more dust and dirt that expected. Unlike most canister bags, they aren't made of paper, it is sort of a thick stretchy material. They are very easy to change and don't "leak" dirt and dust all over when you take them out of the canister. At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last <hl> several months <hl>, at least, in the average house.

At $9.99 a four pack here at Amazon, they are a bargain and should last <hl> several months <hl> , at least, in the average house.


Question: Who marked down the blender for taking long to work?

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

Answer: Cook's Illustrated

<hl> This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated . <hl> They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by <hl> Cook's Illustrated <hl>. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by <hl> Cook's Illustrated <hl> .


Question: Why can the gasket be easily lost?

Answer: the blade is a clear/whitish color

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. <hl> As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. <hl> The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for <hl> the blade is a clear/whitish color <hl> and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.


Question: What is one of the ways the blender can be dangerous?

Answer: lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. <hl> The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too . <hl> Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the <hl> lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too <hl>. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the <hl> lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too <hl> .


Question: What is the best purpose for this blender?

Answer: make smoothies

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. <hl> So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies , and there are often a few little chunks. <hl> Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to <hl> make smoothies <hl>, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

So far I have only used this blender to <hl> make smoothies <hl> , and there are often a few little chunks.


Question: Why do most consider buying this blender?

Answer: great deal

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful. <hl> If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. <hl> I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a <hl> great deal <hl> for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.


Question: Who thought highly of the "best buy" blender?

Answer: Cook's Illustrated

<hl> This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated . <hl> They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by <hl> Cook's Illustrated <hl>. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by <hl> Cook's Illustrated <hl> .


Question: What are the edges of the blade described as being?

Answer: a little harsh:

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. <hl> The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. <hl> Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are <hl> a little harsh: <hl> I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.


Question: What did the poster cut?

Answer: finger

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. <hl> The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. <hl> Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my <hl> finger <hl> with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.


Question: What type of ridges does the lid have?

Answer: plastic

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies. As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost. <hl> The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's plastic ridges are a bit sharp too. <hl> Just be careful. If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.

This is the "best buy" blender recommended by Cook's Illustrated. They marked it down for not making perfectly smooth smoothies, and for taking a long-ish time to work. So far I have only used this blender to make smoothies, and there are often a few little chunks. Just something to be aware of if you're very particular about your smoothies.As other reviewers noted, the gasket for the blade is a clear/whitish color and could easily be lost.The edges on this blender are a little harsh: I cut my finger with the bottom of the base while getting it off a shelf, and the lid's <hl> plastic <hl> ridges are a bit sharp too. Just be careful.If these problems don't bother you, this is really a great deal for a blender. I expect to get many smoothies out of it, and am pleased overall with this product.


Question: For what occasion did the reviewer purchase the gift?

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

Answer: friend of our family's got married

<hl> When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. <hl> Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young <hl> friend of our family's got married <hl> recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!


Question: What did the reviewer note that they purchased?

Answer: set of cookware

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed <hl> a set of cookware , I researched and decided on this set. <hl> Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a <hl> set of cookware <hl>, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

a <hl> set of cookware <hl> , I researched and decided on this set.


Question: What is the brand of the product?

Answer: Simply Calphalon

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. <hl> It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon , she will be using it forever. <hl> There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns <hl> Simply Calphalon <hl>, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns <hl> Simply Calphalon <hl> , she will be using it forever.


Question: What additional item can be purchased to go with this product?

Answer: set of utensils

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. <hl> There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. <hl> It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a <hl> set of utensils <hl> that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!


Question: Where can one purchase the product?

Answer: Amazon

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. <hl> It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. <hl> So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through <hl> Amazon <hl> Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!


Question: Who recently got married?

Answer: young friend of our family

<hl> When a young friend of our family 's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. <hl> Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a <hl> young friend of our family <hl>'s got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a <hl> young friend of our family <hl> 's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set.


Question: What item did she need?

Answer: set of cookware

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed <hl> a set of cookware , I researched and decided on this set. <hl> Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a <hl> set of cookware <hl>, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

a <hl> set of cookware <hl> , I researched and decided on this set.


Question: Who did the author talk to about how the bride likes it?

Answer: her mother

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. <hl> It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. <hl> There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to <hl> her mother <hl> who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!


Question: How long will the bride use this for?

Answer: forever

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. <hl> It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever . <hl> There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it <hl> forever <hl>. There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it <hl> forever <hl> .


Question: What else can be bought with this set?

Answer: set of utensils

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. <hl> There is also a set of utensils that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. <hl> It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!

When a young friend of our family's got married recently, I wanted to give her something that she would use a lot and for a long time so when I learned she needed a set of cookware, I researched and decided on this set. Apparently it was a good decision because she loves it. It's sturdy, attractive, easy to use and to clean and according to her mother who also owns Simply Calphalon, she will be using it forever. There is also a <hl> set of utensils <hl> that can be bought specifically for this set that works the best on the non-stick surface. It was shipped to me through Amazon Prime with no problem and was securely packed. So far it's a winner and if the bride's happy, then I'm happy!


Question: What persuaded the customer to purchase this product?

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong...I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

Answer: strenght of Amazon reviews

<hl> This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews , but it is the most "gimmicky." <hl> But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong... I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the <hl> strenght of Amazon reviews <hl>, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong...I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the <hl> strenght of Amazon reviews <hl> , but it is the most "gimmicky."


Question: What does cant this reviewer stand?

Answer: cooking

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." <hl> But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. <hl> Now don't get me wrong... I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe <hl> cooking <hl> pasta. Now don't get me wrong...I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.


Question: What is the minor complaint listed by the customer?

Answer: the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong... I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. <hl> My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be . <hl> Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong...I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that <hl> the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be <hl>. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that <hl> the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be <hl> .


Question: What is the result of the water getting trapped thanks to the design of the lid?

Answer: you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong... I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. <hl> As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate . <hl> If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong...I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, <hl> you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate <hl>. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

As a result, <hl> you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate <hl> .


Question: What is the trick to get rid of excess water?

Answer: drop in a colander

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong... I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. <hl> If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick. <hl>

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong...I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick <hl> drop in a colander <hl> does the trick.


Question: What does the author hate doing?

Answer: cooking pasta

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." <hl> But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta . <hl> Now don't get me wrong... I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "gimmicky." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe <hl> cooking pasta <hl>. Now don't get me wrong...I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe <hl> cooking pasta <hl> .


Question: How does the author describe the product?

Answer: gimmicky

<hl> This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most " gimmicky ." <hl> But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong... I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most "<hl> gimmicky <hl>." But on the slim chance that it could work, I was willing to give it a go because I absolutely loathe cooking pasta. Now don't get me wrong...I love to eat it...it's the cooking that I can't stand. The constant wait and taste, wait and taste, wait and taste...and then I invariably wait too long and end up with mush. Ack! I dreamed of something that I could just set into motion, put some sauce on low, then pick up around the house or get a little work done in the office until it was time to eat. Now I have my wish. Pasta is now so convenient that I'm experimenting with my own sauces, trying some new recipes, and just looking forward to cooking with it. My only complaint about the product, and it's a minor one, is that the strainer isn't as efficient as it could be. Because of the design of the lid, a bit of water gets easily trapped at the bottom of the strainer and can't exit because it's either hung up around the lip of the lid and clinging to dear life or because it can't reach the first slot in order to exit. As a result, you get about two tablespoons or so of water if you dump directly to your plate. If you're like me and don't like the excess water, a quick drop in a colander does the trick.

This isn't the first product that I've purchased based on the strenght of Amazon reviews, but it is the most " <hl> gimmicky <hl> ."