Question: What was the writer using for baking in the past?

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner.In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

Answer: old aluminum baking sheets

I do quite a bit of baking. <hl> I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. <hl> I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner. In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using <hl> old aluminum baking sheets <hl> which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner.In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.


Question: How do new baking sheets make baking easier?

Answer: No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. <hl> No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it . <hl> Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner. In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. <hl> No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it <hl>. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner.In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

<hl> No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it <hl> .


Question: How to clean up the new baking sheets?

Answer: wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. <hl> And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse . <hl> I wish I'd done this sooner. In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple <hl> wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse <hl>. I wish I'd done this sooner.In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

And clean up was a simple <hl> wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse <hl> .


Question: What else has to be checked beside measurements of the baking sheets?

Answer: size of your oven

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner. <hl> In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven . <hl> Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner.In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the <hl> size of your oven <hl>. Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the <hl> size of your oven <hl> .


Question: What kind of ovens are smaller than used to be?

Answer: Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner. In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. <hl> Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back , are smaller than ovens used to be. <hl> This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

I do quite a bit of baking. I was using old aluminum baking sheets which I have probably had for 30 years. I always figured it wasn't worth buying new ones because it wouldn't change the taste or outcome of anything I baked. Well, the new sheets don't make anything look or taste different, but, man, do they make baking easier. I made several dozen cookies for Christmas. No greasing the baking sheet, no spraying it, no parchment on it. Just put the cookies on the sheet and put it in the oven. No stick at all. And clean up was a simple wipe off with warm soapy water and rinse. I wish I'd done this sooner.In response to some reviews, please have the sense to check the measurements of the baking sheets, which are stated, and the size of your oven. <hl> Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back <hl>, are smaller than ovens used to be. This was the size I wanted which fits perfectly in my oven. Please make sure before you buy that they fit in your oven.

<hl> Many newer ovens, particularly those with convection fans in the back <hl> , are smaller than ovens used to be.


Question: What does the writer give their friends to drink when they come over?

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer.You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool.My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.

Answer: cold beers

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. <hl> I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers . <hl> The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer. You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool. My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no <hl> cold beers <hl>. The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer.You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool.My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.

I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no <hl> cold beers <hl> .


Question: How can you drink beer with the Chillsner popped in?

Answer: right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer. <hl> You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it . <hl> It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool. My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer.You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer <hl> right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it <hl>. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool.My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.

You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer <hl> right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it <hl> .


Question: What are the proper steps to insert the Chillsner into the beer?

Answer: take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer. You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool. My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. <hl> So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner . <hl>

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer.You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool.My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. So <hl> take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner <hl>.

So <hl> take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner <hl> .


Question: What happens if the chillsner is inserted too quickly into the beer?

Answer: it can cause your beer to overflow

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer. You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool. My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. <hl> If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow . <hl> So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. The Chillsner solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer.You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool.My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly <hl> it can cause your beer to overflow <hl>. So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.

If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly <hl> it can cause your beer to overflow <hl> .


Question: What makes a beer cold and drinkable?

Answer: The Chillsner

The Chillsner solves that problem.

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. <hl> The Chillsner solves that problem. <hl> I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer. You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool. My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.

We have a small refrigerator that is packed with tons of crap for us and the kids. I don't always have the room to store lots of beers in there, so sometimes I will find myself with friends over and no cold beers. <hl> The Chillsner <hl> solves that problem. I keep them in the freezer and they do work well to make a beer cold and drinkable. It is not going to be ice cold, like it would out of a cooler at a bar, but definitely cold enough to enjoy a beer.You just freeze the chillsner, take it out of the freezer, pop it in the beer (press it in firmly) and you can drink beer right through the chillsner as the beer flows out the top of it. It keeps your beer perfectly cold. It's nice that it comes in a 2 pack as my husband and I have both used it at outdoor parties this year. We actually have four of them for us and guests. We also like the cool design. The chillsner is definitely a conversation starter at a party. People do seem to think it's cool.My one word of advice is to be careful after you take your first swig of beer. The directions say to take a swig of beer to make room for the chillsner and then insert it. If you take a chug and insert the chillsner too quickly it can cause your beer to overflow. So take a sip, wait a few seconds and then insert the chillsner.


Question: How is the writer pleased with the food cooked with the electric wok?

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. I have no complaints.

Answer: Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. <hl> Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well . <hl> I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. I have no complaints.

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. <hl> Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well <hl>. I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. I have no complaints.

<hl> Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well <hl> .


Question: Who has the writer been recommending to buy the wok?

Answer: friends and family

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. <hl> I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family . <hl> I have no complaints.

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my <hl> friends and family <hl>. I have no complaints.

I've been recommending this wok to my <hl> friends and family <hl> .


Question: What can be found on the lid?

Answer: optional steam vents

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. <hl> I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. <hl> The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. I have no complaints.

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. I love that it's easy to clean and the <hl> optional steam vents <hl> on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. I have no complaints.


Question: How satisfied is the writer with the wok?

Answer: no complaints

I have no complaints .

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. <hl> I have no complaints . <hl>

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. I have <hl> no complaints <hl>.


Question: What does the writer avoid to use to prevent scratching of the wok?

Answer: metal utensils

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. <hl> The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use metal utensils on it. <hl> It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. I have no complaints.

Even with the great reviews, I was skeptical about using an electric wok. What a nice surprise! I am very pleased with this wok after using it several times. Meat gets a nice sear at the highest setting and veggies, rice, noodles, etc. cook nicely as well. I love that it's easy to clean and the optional steam vents on the lid are a nice addition. The finish is still perfect, although I cannot get myself to use <hl> metal utensils <hl> on it. It's just too gorgeous to risk scratching, even if it's supposed to be durable enough to handle it. I've been recommending this wok to my friends and family. I have no complaints.


Question: What accessory for Keurig is the author advocating for?

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter.My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full.I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine.Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!

Answer: coffee grounds

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. <hl> Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter. <hl> My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full. I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine. Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own <hl> coffee grounds <hl> and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter.My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full.I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine.Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!


Question: Does the author suggest anything for the accessory lid?

Answer: make sure the lid is on tight

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter. <hl> My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight . <hl> I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full. I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine. Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter.My tips are to <hl> make sure the lid is on tight <hl>. I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full.I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine.Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!

My tips are to <hl> make sure the lid is on tight <hl> .


Question: What happened when the author left the accessory lid loose?

Answer: made a real mess the first ime

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter. My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. <hl> I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. <hl> And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full. I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine. Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter.My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. I <hl> made a real mess the first ime <hl> that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full.I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine.Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!


Question: Do you need to grind up the coffee beans?

Answer: haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter. My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full. <hl> I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine .Overall, really glad I bought this! <hl> I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter.My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full.I <hl> haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine <hl>.Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!

I <hl> haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine <hl> .Overall, really glad I bought this!


Question: Do you need to buy special beans for the accessory?

Answer: I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter. My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full. I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine. <hl> Overall, really glad I bought this! I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper! <hl>

If you love your Keurig because it's a great cup of coffee but not particularly partial to any one of the available k-cups then this is a money saving must-have. Use your own coffee grounds and make a delicious cup of coffee in your Keurig with this reusable filter.My tips are to make sure the lid is on tight. I made a real mess the first ime that I used it because the lid wasn't screwed on good. And don't overfill it, for some reason it doesn't make as much coffee when the reusable filter is too full.I haven't had any problem with any coffee regarding whether it was coarsely ground or fine.Overall, really glad I bought this! <hl> I can buy just plain coffee grounds or any of the flavored ground coffees <hl> available and brew in my Keurig which is much cheaper!


Question: How many times did the author partake of the juice?

Over the course of about 14 months, I used this juice about 6 times. Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean.However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. On use number 6, the motor frozen, just making a very loud humming noise.TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever.I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.

Answer: 6

<hl> Over the course of about 14 months, I used this juice about 6 times. <hl> Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean. However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. On use number 6, the motor frozen, just making a very loud humming noise. TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever. I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.

Over the course of about 14 months, I used this juice about <hl> 6 <hl> times. Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean.However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. On use number 6, the motor frozen, just making a very loud humming noise.TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever.I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.


Question: What happened to the motor on the sixth use?

Answer: frozen, just making a very loud humming noise

Over the course of about 14 months, I used this juice about 6 times. Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean. However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. <hl> On use number 6, the motor frozen, just making a very loud humming noise .TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. <hl> So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever. I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.

Over the course of about 14 months, I used this juice about 6 times. Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean.However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. On use number 6, the motor <hl> frozen, just making a very loud humming noise <hl>.TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever.I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.

On use number 6, the motor <hl> frozen, just making a very loud humming noise <hl> .TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone.


Question: Did the author fix the motor?

Answer: using my hand to turn the cone a little

Over the course of about 14 months, I used this juice about 6 times. Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean. However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. On use number 6, the motor frozen, just making a very loud humming noise. <hl> TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little , which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. <hl> So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever. I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.

Over the course of about 14 months, I used this juice about 6 times. Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean.However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. On use number 6, the motor frozen, just making a very loud humming noise.TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by <hl> using my hand to turn the cone a little <hl>, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever.I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.

TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by <hl> using my hand to turn the cone a little <hl> , which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone.


Question: How long has the author had the juicer?

Answer: 14 months

<hl> Over the course of about 14 months , I used this juice about 6 times. <hl> Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean. However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. On use number 6, the motor frozen, just making a very loud humming noise. TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever. I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.

Over the course of about <hl> 14 months <hl>, I used this juice about 6 times. Was quite please with it for the first 4 times - provided nice juice, little pulp, looked nice, and easy to clean.However, as so many other reviews indicated, the motor burned out after this light use. On use number 5, the motor became noticeably louder. On use number 6, the motor frozen, just making a very loud humming noise.TIP - on the last use, I was able to complete a about 10 more limes by using my hand to turn the cone a little, which then allowed the motor to unfreeze and start spinning the cone. So long as I kept pressure on the cone when switching to new limes, the motor kept spinning. After my hands slipped a few times, the motor froze forever.I would have given this at least 4 stars if it didn't suffer from severe quality issues. However, even at $25 per unit, it added $4 per use to the cost of my fresh orange / lime juice. Would be better off going to my local dinner and ordering their fresh juice.

Over the course of about <hl> 14 months <hl> , I used this juice about 6 times.


Question: What is the product quality?

It fills many needs. As stated in the description it is heavy duty commercial grade. Not the usual cheap crap that is being thrown at us. You get what you pay for and this product is substantial.

Answer: Not the usual cheap crap

It fills many needs. As stated in the description it is heavy duty commercial grade. <hl> Not the usual cheap crap that is being thrown at us. <hl> You get what you pay for and this product is substantial.

It fills many needs. As stated in the description it is heavy duty commercial grade. <hl> Not the usual cheap crap <hl> that is being thrown at us. You get what you pay for and this product is substantial.


Question: Is the product a one trick pony?

Answer: It fills many needs

It fills many needs .

<hl> It fills many needs . <hl> As stated in the description it is heavy duty commercial grade. Not the usual cheap crap that is being thrown at us. You get what you pay for and this product is substantial.

<hl> It fills many needs <hl>. As stated in the description it is heavy duty commercial grade. Not the usual cheap crap that is being thrown at us. You get what you pay for and this product is substantial.


Question: Is the product expensive?

Answer: You get what you pay for

It fills many needs. As stated in the description it is heavy duty commercial grade. Not the usual cheap crap that is being thrown at us. <hl> You get what you pay for and this product is substantial. <hl>

It fills many needs. As stated in the description it is heavy duty commercial grade. Not the usual cheap crap that is being thrown at us. <hl> You get what you pay for <hl> and this product is substantial.


Question: Is the product flimsy?

Answer: heavy duty commercial grade

It fills many needs. <hl> As stated in the description it is heavy duty commercial grade . <hl> Not the usual cheap crap that is being thrown at us. You get what you pay for and this product is substantial.

It fills many needs. As stated in the description it is <hl> heavy duty commercial grade <hl>. Not the usual cheap crap that is being thrown at us. You get what you pay for and this product is substantial.

As stated in the description it is <hl> heavy duty commercial grade <hl> .


Question: What product is the author talking about?

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load.It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.

Answer: OXO GG Press Sure Corner Caddy

<hl> OXO GG Press Sure Corner Caddy This thing is magic! <hl> It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load. It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.

<hl> OXO GG Press Sure Corner Caddy <hl>This thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load.It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.

<hl> OXO GG Press Sure Corner Caddy <hl> This thing is magic!


Question: Does the product need adhesive?

Answer: doesn't use ANY glue

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. <hl> It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. <hl> If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load. It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It <hl> doesn't use ANY glue <hl> or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load.It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.


Question: Does the author recommend it for bath tubs with 90 degree angles?

Answer: If it's a squared corner, get this

If it's a squared corner, get this !

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. <hl> If it's a squared corner, get this ! <hl> After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load. It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. <hl> If it's a squared corner, get this <hl>!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load.It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.

<hl> If it's a squared corner, get this <hl> !


Question: Can it be taken out of position easily?

Answer: It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left.

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load. It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. <hl> It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device. <hl>

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load.It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. <hl> It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. <hl> This is a fantastic device.


Question: What is the weight capacity of the product?

Answer: The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. <hl> The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity , a major omission from Oxo. <hl> Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load. It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.

OXO GG Press Sure Corner CaddyThis thing is magic! It is a shower and tub corner stuff holder. It doesn't use ANY glue or screws to hold, just friction. If you have an open corner in your shower or bath tub you can most likely use this. If your corner is heavily coved you may have an issue. If it's a squared corner, get this!After opening the box it comes in you remove the caddy, take off the plastic and paper wrapping, and then step into your shower. Align it to a corner, if you have a small level, use it to straighten it. Then once you are happy, firmly press the big front mounted button and voilà it is now mounted in your corner. This is as easy as it gets. <hl> The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity <hl>, a major omission from Oxo. Still I loaded it up with two full big bottles of bath stuff and a wash cloth and scrubber. It can hold a bunch more and seemed like it could easily carry a big load.It survived some steamy showers with ease and looks like a great addition to my shower. I'll report back if it ever fails and falls. It easily removes by pulling out the big button, no marks left. This is a fantastic device.

<hl> The box and the instructions don't tell you the weight capacity <hl> , a major omission from Oxo.


Question: What other product does the author have that is long lasting?

I bought this at a big box store, which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on.However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge.After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time.I have a small, older Vornado that is now over 15 years old, made in USA. It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.

Answer: Vornado

I bought this at a big box store, which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on. However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge. After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time. <hl> I have a small, older Vornado that is now over 15 years old, made in USA. <hl> It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.

I bought this at a big box store, which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on.However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge.After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time.I have a small, older <hl> Vornado <hl> that is now over 15 years old, made in USA. It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.


Question: Where did the author purchase the item?

Answer: big box store

<hl> I bought this at a big box store , which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. <hl> Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on. However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge. After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time. I have a small, older Vornado that is now over 15 years old, made in USA. It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.

I bought this at a <hl> big box store <hl>, which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on.However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge.After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time.I have a small, older Vornado that is now over 15 years old, made in USA. It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.

I bought this at a <hl> big box store <hl> , which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it.


Question: How long has the author had the older product?

Answer: 15 years old

I bought this at a big box store, which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on. However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge. After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time. <hl> I have a small, older Vornado that is now over 15 years old , made in USA. <hl> It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.

I bought this at a big box store, which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on.However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge.After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time.I have a small, older Vornado that is now over <hl> 15 years old <hl>, made in USA. It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.

I have a small, older Vornado that is now over <hl> 15 years old <hl> , made in USA.


Question: Where was the other product made?

Answer: USA

I bought this at a big box store, which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on. However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge. After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time. <hl> I have a small, older Vornado that is now over 15 years old, made in USA . <hl> It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.

I bought this at a big box store, which thankfully is not too far from my home, as it had to be returned before using it. Assembles quite easily- no tools needed except your hands & patience to get the front grill snapped on.However--no set screw to hold inner adjustable tubing (they call it the pedestal) in place.. kept sliding down despite being screwed in as tight as possible. Motor head fits on this tube, and once in place, tube slid down again. There is also a great big circle base- huge.After ascertaining that the sliding down pedestal was going to continue to do just that (it slides so far down the motor doesn't fit snugly onto the tube), back it went for a refund. Very frustrating waste of time.I have a small, older Vornado that is now over 15 years old, made in <hl> USA <hl>. It's still going strong. Hopefully the newer models are as well made, as I guess I'll have to get off twice as much money. But it will be worth it.

I have a small, older Vornado that is now over 15 years old, made in <hl> USA <hl> .


Question: What size is it rated for?

I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain.I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly.What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!

Answer: "9 inch pie plate" specification

I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain. <hl> I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification . <hl> It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly. What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!

I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain.I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the <hl> "9 inch pie plate" specification <hl>. It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly.What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!

I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the <hl> "9 inch pie plate" specification <hl> .


Question: Is anything included with it?

Answer: 9 inch plate

I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain. I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. <hl> It does come with a 9 inch plate , but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly. <hl> What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!

I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain.I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. It does come with a <hl> 9 inch plate <hl>, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly.What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!

It does come with a <hl> 9 inch plate <hl> , but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly.


Question: What holiday was this received by?

Answer: Thanksgiving

<hl> I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain. <hl> I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly. What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!

I received this just prior to <hl> Thanksgiving <hl> this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain.I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly.What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!


Question: What type of pie was cooked?

Answer: pumpkin pie

<hl> I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain. <hl> I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly. What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!

I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made <hl> pumpkin pie <hl> to my neighbor's place on the mountain.I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly.What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!


Question: What was the size of the pumpkin pie?

Answer: 10 inch diameter

I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain. <hl> I've used it to carry 10 inch diameter pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. <hl> It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly. What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!

I received this just prior to Thanksgiving this year so it was put into immediate use as I carried a home=made pumpkin pie to my neighbor's place on the mountain.I've used it to carry <hl> 10 inch diameter <hl> pies without any problems, so don't be put off by the "9 inch pie plate" specification. It does come with a 9 inch plate, but my 10 inch plates fit in perfectly.What a relief to not have to worry about the pie sliding off the car seat as I make my way up and down this twisting, turning, pot holed dirt road!


Question: How long does it take?

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat.Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad.Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds. Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

Answer: 30-40 seconds

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat. Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad. Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) <hl> The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds . <hl> Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat.Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad.Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in <hl> 30-40 seconds <hl>. Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

The dough button kneads bread to perfection in <hl> 30-40 seconds <hl> .


Question: What kind of motor does it have?

Answer: induction motor

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat. Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad. Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds. <hl> Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. <hl> Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat.Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad.Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds. Plus it features a powerful <hl> induction motor <hl> for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]


Question: How many pounds of wheat dough can it hold?

Answer: 3 lbs

Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs .

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat. Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad. Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds. Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. <hl> Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs . <hl> wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat.Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad.Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds. Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make <hl> 3 lbs <hl>. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

Note: Still ALWAYS only make <hl> 3 lbs <hl> .


Question: What size is the slicing blade?

Answer: 4mm

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat. Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad. Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds. Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). <hl> There's also one 4mm slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) <hl> The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]

Imagine kneading bread dough to perfection, in as little as 40 seconds! Its how I make FRENCH BREAD. I also make all my dinner rolls and sweet rolls in the Cuisinart (yum)!Easily mix cakes, quick breads, and piecrusts. Effortlessly chop, slice and shred food; you can even grind meat.Touch Pad: I love it's smooth, easy to clean and computerized touch pad.Buttons: (OFF, ON, Pulse and Dough) The dough button kneads bread to perfection in 30-40 seconds. Plus it features a powerful induction motor for HEAVY DOUGH. Note: Still ALWAYS only make 3 lbs. wheat dough (1 large loaf) even in this model. Wheat flour is twice as dense as white!Blades (4 total): This model uses two metal blades; with one for chopping, mixing, kneading dough (also for lighter dough recipes of 3 c or less white flour, particularly small wet sweet doughs). The other metal "dough" blade is for kneading the heavy dough recipes (anything over 4-6 cups of white flour or 3 cups wheat flour). There's also one <hl> 4mm <hl> slicing blade and a medium shredding blade (it's detachable stem fits either).Locking System: Here's where the PPP shines! :-) The improved lid and feed tube assembly (with it's safety locking system) is much easier to use (at least to figure out).Lid: Each Cuisinart includes a lid and 2 pushers (with a large feed and a smaller inner feed tube).If you want a "top of the line" food processor, for your smallest to larger needs, you won't be disappointed with this model! --Sharon AnneP.S. If you like these tips, you'll love my cooking info website: [...]