Question: What does the writer use for regular cleaning of the dish drainer?

Answer: dish soap and a dish scrubber

$20 for a dish drain is hefty no question; I mean even dollar stores sell plain dish drains. But if you, like me, have exclusively used dish drains (i.e., no dishwasher) for a long time, you'll likely appreciate the virtues of this one. It is SO nice having the water contained and not slopping all over the counter, under the drainer, etc. That alone goes a ways to offset the high price. The color red is awesome and matches nicely with other bright red accents in our kitchen. It doesn't take up much space on the counter either, although I did need to stick a piece of wood behind it, between it and the wall I mean, otherwise it sat too far back to drain properly into the sink. The Umbra Tub holds a lot, and it's awfully nice to be able to put dishes every which way. One thing, it does get kind of slimy-feeling inside so it requires regular washing but that's really no trouble. <hl> I typically use dish soap and a dish scrubber and then hose it down with the sprayer. <hl> Now and again I mix in white vinegar to really sanitize it. EDIT Oct 2013: I've had this drainer over 6 months and if I could I'd probably give it 3.5 stars because it's gotten "slimier" over time. I think that's a result of the inherent nature of plastic (as opposed to glass which doesn't ickier over time -while almost all plastic items seem to no matter how often they're cleaned.). Both the utensil cubbies and the bases of the little posts in the drain bottom get slimy and lately, collect dark crud. Eeew! What is THAT?? I'm cleaning the drain more often and it's tricky to get a hand into the tiny spaces; i.e, into the utensil compartment or inbetween and around the little posts. The overall design would be better if it had more of an incline to drain the water (EDIT 3/19: check out my photo in the Customer Image section for my new solution).

$20 for a dish drain is hefty no question; I mean even dollar stores sell plain dish drains. But if you, like me, have exclusively used dish drains (i.e., no dishwasher) for a long time, you'll likely appreciate the virtues of this one. It is SO nice having the water contained and not slopping all over the counter, under the drainer, etc. That alone goes a ways to offset the high price. The color red is awesome and matches nicely with other bright red accents in our kitchen. It doesn't take up much space on the counter either, although I did need to stick a piece of wood behind it, between it and the wall I mean, otherwise it sat too far back to drain properly into the sink. The Umbra Tub holds a lot, and it's awfully nice to be able to put dishes every which way. One thing, it does get kind of slimy-feeling inside so it requires regular washing but that's really no trouble. I typically use <hl> dish soap and a dish scrubber <hl> and then hose it down with the sprayer. Now and again I mix in white vinegar to really sanitize it.EDIT Oct 2013: I've had this drainer over 6 months and if I could I'd probably give it 3.5 stars because it's gotten "slimier" over time. I think that's a result of the inherent nature of plastic (as opposed to glass which doesn't ickier over time -while almost all plastic items seem to no matter how often they're cleaned.). Both the utensil cubbies and the bases of the little posts in the drain bottom get slimy and lately, collect dark crud. Eeew! What is THAT?? I'm cleaning the drain more often and it's tricky to get a hand into the tiny spaces; i.e, into the utensil compartment or inbetween and around the little posts. The overall design would be better if it had more of an incline to drain the water (EDIT 3/19: check out my photo in the Customer Image section for my new solution).


Question: What is between the drainer and the wall?

$20 for a dish drain is hefty no question; I mean even dollar stores sell plain dish drains. But if you, like me, have exclusively used dish drains (i.e., no dishwasher) for a long time, you'll likely appreciate the virtues of this one. It is SO nice having the water contained and not slopping all over the counter, under the drainer, etc. That alone goes a ways to offset the high price. The color red is awesome and matches nicely with other bright red accents in our kitchen. It doesn't take up much space on the counter either, although I did need to stick a piece of wood behind it, between it and the wall I mean, otherwise it sat too far back to drain properly into the sink. The Umbra Tub holds a lot, and it's awfully nice to be able to put dishes every which way. One thing, it does get kind of slimy-feeling inside so it requires regular washing but that's really no trouble. I typically use dish soap and a dish scrubber and then hose it down with the sprayer. Now and again I mix in white vinegar to really sanitize it.EDIT Oct 2013: I've had this drainer over 6 months and if I could I'd probably give it 3.5 stars because it's gotten "slimier" over time. I think that's a result of the inherent nature of plastic (as opposed to glass which doesn't ickier over time -while almost all plastic items seem to no matter how often they're cleaned.). Both the utensil cubbies and the bases of the little posts in the drain bottom get slimy and lately, collect dark crud. Eeew! What is THAT?? I'm cleaning the drain more often and it's tricky to get a hand into the tiny spaces; i.e, into the utensil compartment or inbetween and around the little posts. The overall design would be better if it had more of an incline to drain the water (EDIT 3/19: check out my photo in the Customer Image section for my new solution).

Answer: piece of wood

$20 for a dish drain is hefty no question; I mean even dollar stores sell plain dish drains. But if you, like me, have exclusively used dish drains (i.e., no dishwasher) for a long time, you'll likely appreciate the virtues of this one. It is SO nice having the water contained and not slopping all over the counter, under the drainer, etc. That alone goes a ways to offset the high price. The color red is awesome and matches nicely with other bright red accents in our kitchen. <hl> It doesn't take up much space on the counter either, although I did need to stick a piece of wood behind it, between it and the wall I mean, otherwise it sat too far back to drain properly into the sink. <hl> The Umbra Tub holds a lot, and it's awfully nice to be able to put dishes every which way. One thing, it does get kind of slimy-feeling inside so it requires regular washing but that's really no trouble. I typically use dish soap and a dish scrubber and then hose it down with the sprayer. Now and again I mix in white vinegar to really sanitize it. EDIT Oct 2013: I've had this drainer over 6 months and if I could I'd probably give it 3.5 stars because it's gotten "slimier" over time. I think that's a result of the inherent nature of plastic (as opposed to glass which doesn't ickier over time -while almost all plastic items seem to no matter how often they're cleaned.). Both the utensil cubbies and the bases of the little posts in the drain bottom get slimy and lately, collect dark crud. Eeew! What is THAT?? I'm cleaning the drain more often and it's tricky to get a hand into the tiny spaces; i.e, into the utensil compartment or inbetween and around the little posts. The overall design would be better if it had more of an incline to drain the water (EDIT 3/19: check out my photo in the Customer Image section for my new solution).

$20 for a dish drain is hefty no question; I mean even dollar stores sell plain dish drains. But if you, like me, have exclusively used dish drains (i.e., no dishwasher) for a long time, you'll likely appreciate the virtues of this one. It is SO nice having the water contained and not slopping all over the counter, under the drainer, etc. That alone goes a ways to offset the high price. The color red is awesome and matches nicely with other bright red accents in our kitchen. It doesn't take up much space on the counter either, although I did need to stick a <hl> piece of wood <hl> behind it, between it and the wall I mean, otherwise it sat too far back to drain properly into the sink. The Umbra Tub holds a lot, and it's awfully nice to be able to put dishes every which way. One thing, it does get kind of slimy-feeling inside so it requires regular washing but that's really no trouble. I typically use dish soap and a dish scrubber and then hose it down with the sprayer. Now and again I mix in white vinegar to really sanitize it.EDIT Oct 2013: I've had this drainer over 6 months and if I could I'd probably give it 3.5 stars because it's gotten "slimier" over time. I think that's a result of the inherent nature of plastic (as opposed to glass which doesn't ickier over time -while almost all plastic items seem to no matter how often they're cleaned.). Both the utensil cubbies and the bases of the little posts in the drain bottom get slimy and lately, collect dark crud. Eeew! What is THAT?? I'm cleaning the drain more often and it's tricky to get a hand into the tiny spaces; i.e, into the utensil compartment or inbetween and around the little posts. The overall design would be better if it had more of an incline to drain the water (EDIT 3/19: check out my photo in the Customer Image section for my new solution).


Question: what is the size of the glass pan?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

Answer: 13x9

<hl> it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. <hl> love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex <hl> 13x9 <hl> glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?


Question: how are you rate quality of the product ?

Answer: top quality product

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. <hl> it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. <hl> nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a <hl> top quality product <hl> and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?


Question: had any problem with food sticking

Answer: haven't had any problem with food sticking

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it <hl> and i haven't had any problem with food sticking . <hl> i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i <hl> haven't had any problem with food sticking <hl>. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

and i <hl> haven't had any problem with food sticking <hl> .


Question: what is the price the pan?

Answer: reasonable price

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. <hl> what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price ? <hl>

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a <hl> reasonable price <hl>?

what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a <hl> reasonable price <hl> ?


Question: Are you glad to buy the product?

Answer: i'm glad i bought it

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. <hl> it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it . <hl> nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and <hl> i'm glad i bought it <hl>. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is a top quality product and <hl> i'm glad i bought it <hl> .


Question: what is the size of the glass pan?

Answer: 13x9

<hl> it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. <hl> love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex <hl> 13x9 <hl> glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?


Question: what is the color of the porcelain pan?

Answer: porcelain pan

<hl> it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan , i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. <hl> love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white <hl> porcelain pan <hl>, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white <hl> porcelain pan <hl> , i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna.


Question: Any problem with porcelain pan?

Answer: haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking.

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. <hl> haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. <hl> what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. <hl> haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. <hl> i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?


Question: what it looks like?

Answer: a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... <hl> a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price? <hl>

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....<hl> a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price? <hl>


Question: how the porcelain pan is useful?

Answer: it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole.

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. <hl> it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. <hl> nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table.... a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?

it is smaller than my pyrex 13x9 glass pan, but i love this white porcelain pan, i love the handles and the fact that it can be used for more than lasagna. love it for enchiladas, roasting meat, chicken and/or vegetables. haven't tried baking a cake in it, but bet it would do the job very well. <hl> it would probably be great for baked mac and cheese or any casserole. <hl> it is a top quality product and i'm glad i bought it. nothing has stained it. haven't had any problems cleaning it and i haven't had any problem with food sticking. i also like that it can go from oven to table....a good looking serving piece as well. what more could i ask of a pan that is so versatile and at a reasonable price?


Question: what about the juicer ?

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.Overall I like it very much.

Answer: plastic and lightweight,

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. <hl> While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. <hl> It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher. Overall I like it very much.

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is <hl> plastic and lightweight, <hl> it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.Overall I like it very much.


Question: area you already owned the juicer?

Answer: I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years

<hl> I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years . <hl> So it was quite a treat to try out this one. While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher. Overall I like it very much.

<hl> I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years <hl>. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.Overall I like it very much.

<hl> I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years <hl> .


Question: how the product appers?

Answer: it appears to be quite durable

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. <hl> While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable . <hl> It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher. Overall I like it very much.

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, <hl> it appears to be quite durable <hl>. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.Overall I like it very much.

While it is plastic and lightweight, <hl> it appears to be quite durable <hl> .


Question: what is the best part in the product?

Answer: container doubles as a pitcher

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. <hl> Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher .Overall <hl> I like it very much.

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the <hl> container doubles as a pitcher <hl>.Overall I like it very much.

Best part of this one is that the <hl> container doubles as a pitcher <hl> .Overall


Question: how much do you like the product?

Answer: Overall I like it very much.

Overall I like it very much.

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher. <hl> Overall I like it very much. <hl>

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.<hl> Overall I like it very much. <hl>


Question: are you new for the juicer ?

Answer: I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years.

<hl> I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. <hl> While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher. Overall I like it very much.

<hl> I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. <hl> So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.Overall I like it very much.


Question: how the juicer looks like?

Answer: it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. <hl> While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable . <hl> It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher. Overall I like it very much.

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While <hl> it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable <hl>. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.Overall I like it very much.

While <hl> it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable <hl> .


Question: are you like the juicer?

Answer: Overall I like it very much.

Overall I like it very much.

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher. <hl> Overall I like it very much. <hl>

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.<hl> Overall I like it very much. <hl>


Question: how the juicer useful for ?

Answer: though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. <hl> It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer , and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. <hl> That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher. Overall I like it very much.

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, <hl> though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer <hl>, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher.Overall I like it very much.

It juiced anything I "threw" at it, <hl> though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer <hl> , and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus.


Question: e how the new one is best compared to old one?

Answer: Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one. While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing. <hl> Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher .Overall <hl> I like it very much.

I have not owned a juicer in quite a few years. So it was quite a treat to try out this one.While it is plastic and lightweight, it appears to be quite durable. It juiced anything I "threw" at it, though as someone mentioned it occasionally gets to the point where the pulp builds up in the strainer, and it has to be cleaned out, especially with larger citrus. That's PROBABLY typical ... I remember my old one doing the same thing.<hl> Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher <hl>.Overall I like it very much.

<hl> Best part of this one is that the container doubles as a pitcher <hl> .Overall


Question: how the product works?

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Answer: It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. <hl> It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe. <hl>


Question: where did you kept the product?

Answer: I would suggest keeping it in the box

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. <hl> I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. <hl> It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. <hl> I would suggest keeping it in the box <hl> so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.


Question: did you like the invention?

Answer: Great invention

<hl> Great invention , but it is a bit bulky. <hl> I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

<hl> Great invention <hl>, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

<hl> Great invention <hl> , but it is a bit bulky.


Question: is that the product was bulky?

Answer: it is a bit bulky.

<hl> Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. <hl> It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Great invention, but <hl> it is a bit bulky. <hl> I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.


Question: how much you rate for the product?

Answer: great

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. <hl> It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe. <hl>

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works <hl> great <hl> for drying fresh cut pasta doe.


Question: Is the product is useful?

Answer: It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. <hl> It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe. <hl>


Question: for what you kept the product in the box?

Answer: not to lose any parts

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. <hl> I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts . <hl> It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as <hl> not to lose any parts <hl>. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

I would suggest keeping it in the box so as <hl> not to lose any parts <hl> .


Question: how you like the invention?

Answer: Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

<hl> Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe. <hl>


Question: Is the product is very simple?

Answer: it is a bit bulky

<hl> Great invention, but it is a bit bulky . <hl> I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Great invention, but <hl> it is a bit bulky <hl>. I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Great invention, but <hl> it is a bit bulky <hl> .


Question: where you suggest to keep the product?

Answer: I would suggest keeping it in the box

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. <hl> I would suggest keeping it in the box so as not to lose any parts. <hl> It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.

Great invention, but it is a bit bulky. <hl> I would suggest keeping it in the box <hl> so as not to lose any parts. It works great for drying fresh cut pasta doe.


Question: Are you happy with the product?

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

Answer: I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender

<hl> I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender . <hl> I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

<hl> I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender <hl>. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

<hl> I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender <hl> .


Question: what are items that you are prepared ?

Answer: I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. <hl> I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. <hl> Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. <hl> I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends <hl> it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.


Question: how much did you like the product

Answer: over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. <hl> But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful . <hl> Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But <hl> over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful <hl>. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

But <hl> over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful <hl> .


Question: what did you increase ?

Answer: I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me <hl> that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again . <hl> I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe <hl> I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again <hl>. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

that maybe <hl> I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again <hl> .


Question: is it crushes the ice?

Answer: Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. <hl> Crushes ice into snow if you let it. <hl>


Question: Are you happy with the product?

Answer: KitchenAid blender

<hl> I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender . <hl> I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished <hl> KitchenAid blender <hl>. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished <hl> KitchenAid blender <hl> .


Question: for what purpose the KitchenAid blender. used?

Answer: I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. <hl> I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana , and the blender blends it all pretty well. <hl> Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. <hl> I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana <hl>, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

<hl> I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana <hl> , and the blender blends it all pretty well.


Question: how the blender is useful?

Answer: I usually blend the frozen fruit on low

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. <hl> I usually blend the frozen fruit on low , and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. <hl> I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. <hl> I usually blend the frozen fruit on low <hl>, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

<hl> I usually blend the frozen fruit on low <hl> , and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again.


Question: Are you like the blender?

Answer: over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. <hl> But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful . <hl> Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again. I'll try it. But <hl> over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful <hl>. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

But <hl> over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful <hl> .


Question: how its works?

Answer: I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me <hl> that maybe I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again . <hl> I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

I am really happy with this refurbished KitchenAid blender. I make fruit shakes that have frozen fruit, including a cut-up frozen banana, and the blender blends it all pretty well. Occasionally it bogs down and won't move the contents. I usually blend the frozen fruit on low, and as I write this it occurs to me that maybe <hl> I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again <hl>. I'll try it. But over all I love the blender. Sounds powerful. Crushes ice into snow if you let it.

that maybe <hl> I need to increase the speed in order to move those frozen pieces to the bottom and get the blender going again <hl> .


Question: are you new for the product?

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

Answer: I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer

<hl> I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. <hl> I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough. I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun. I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

<hl> I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer <hl> and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)


Question: for what did you buy?

Answer: I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. <hl> I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's . <hl> I hate rolling out dough. I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun. I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. <hl> I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's <hl>. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

<hl> I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's <hl> .


Question: is it easy to use?

Answer: It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough. I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. <hl> It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer . <hl> I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. <hl> It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer <hl>. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

<hl> It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer <hl> .


Question: how you know about the working process of the product?

Answer: watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough. I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. <hl> After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out . <hl> It is easy and kind of fun. I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After <hl> watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out <hl>. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

After <hl> watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out <hl> .


Question: are you like the product?

Answer: I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect.

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough. <hl> I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. <hl> It is easy and kind of fun. I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.<hl> I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. <hl> After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)


Question: where are you learn the working process of  Kitchenaid Mixer

Answer: check out some videos on youtube

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough. I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun. I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. <hl> I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. <hl> Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to <hl> check out some videos on youtube <hl> to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)


Question: for what did ou get the roller?

Answer: got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. <hl> I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's . <hl> I hate rolling out dough. I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun. I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I <hl> got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's <hl>. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I <hl> got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's <hl> .


Question: Is the product is easy ?

Answer: It is easy and kind of fun

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough. I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. <hl> It is easy and kind of fun .I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. <hl> I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. <hl> It is easy and kind of fun <hl>.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

<hl> It is easy and kind of fun <hl> .I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer.


Question: what do you need to get?

Answer: I only need to get the ravioli maker

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough. I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun. I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. <hl> Now I only need to get the ravioli maker . <hl> :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now <hl> I only need to get the ravioli maker <hl>. :)

Now <hl> I only need to get the ravioli maker <hl> .


Question: how the product is useful?

Answer: it fit and worked perfect.

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough. <hl> I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and it fit and worked perfect. After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. <hl> It is easy and kind of fun. I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more. Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)

I'm very new to my Kitchenaid Mixer and it has been intimidating to use at first. I got this roller to try out making my own ravioli's. I hate rolling out dough.I attached this to my Kitchenaid Classic 4.5Q and <hl> it fit and worked perfect. <hl> After watching a video on youtube to understand more on what to do I tried it out. It is easy and kind of fun.I would recommend this to anyone that has a kitchenaid mixer. I also recommend if you have never used one to check out some videos on youtube to understand it more.Now I only need to get the ravioli maker. :)


Question: What kind of surface do these pots and pans have?

I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for couple years and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, non stickiness of these. I like these although have to note and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready to throw out - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do scrambled eggs, let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.

Answer: non stickiness

<hl> I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for couple years and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, non stickiness of these. <hl> I like these although have to note and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready to throw out - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do scrambled eggs, let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.

I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for couple years and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, <hl> non stickiness <hl> of these. I like these although have to note and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready to throw out - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do scrambled eggs, let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.


Question: What are they struggling to make in their pans?

Answer: scrambled eggs,

I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for couple years and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, non stickiness of these. I like these although have to note <hl> and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready to throw out - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do scrambled eggs, let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. <hl> They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.

I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for couple years and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, non stickiness of these. I like these although have to note and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready to throw out - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do <hl> scrambled eggs, <hl> let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.


Question: What do they want to do to their pans?

Answer: throw out

I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for couple years and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, non stickiness of these. I like these although have to note and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready <hl> to throw out - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do scrambled eggs, let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. <hl> They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.

I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for couple years and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, non stickiness of these. I like these although have to note and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready to <hl> throw out <hl> - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do scrambled eggs, let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.


Question: How long have they been using them?

Answer: couple years

<hl> I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for couple years and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, non stickiness of these. <hl> I like these although have to note and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready to throw out - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do scrambled eggs, let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.

I grabbed these mostly because I had the similar circulon pots and pans for <hl> couple years <hl> and was very pleased with how well the heat distributed but mostly to be honest with easy to clean, non stickiness of these. I like these although have to note and I have no idea if it is normal or not, pots from my previous set are still good, pans however I am ready to throw out - so sticky they became and I am struggling to even do scrambled eggs, let alone frying some cutlets and anything with more cooking time. They served me well for couple years though and I have no idea if two years was all they were supposed to be good from the beginning.


Question: What brand is the product?

Gosh, I really like the OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack...but, our doors won't close. When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. Our home was built in the late 50's. This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open.This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing.The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable.Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Answer: OXO

<hl> Gosh, I really like the OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack... <hl> but, our doors won't close. When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. Our home was built in the late 50's. This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open. This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing. The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Gosh, I really like the <hl> OXO <hl> Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack...but, our doors won't close. When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. Our home was built in the late 50's. This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open.This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing.The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable.Satisfaction Guaranteed.


Question: What did they buy?

Answer: OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack

<hl> Gosh, I really like the OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack ...but, our doors won't close. <hl> When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. Our home was built in the late 50's. This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open. This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing. The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Gosh, I really like the <hl> OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack <hl>...but, our doors won't close. When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. Our home was built in the late 50's. This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open.This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing.The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable.Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Gosh, I really like the <hl> OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack <hl> ...but, our doors won't close.


Question: What kind of metal is the rack made out of?

Answer: Stainless Steel

<hl> Gosh, I really like the OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack... <hl> but, our doors won't close. When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. Our home was built in the late 50's. This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open. This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing. The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Gosh, I really like the OXO Good Grips Over the Door <hl> Stainless Steel <hl> Rack...but, our doors won't close. When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. Our home was built in the late 50's. This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open.This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing.The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable.Satisfaction Guaranteed.


Question: When was their home built?

Answer: late 50's

Our home was built in the late 50's .

Gosh, I really like the OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack...but, our doors won't close. When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. <hl> Our home was built in the late 50's . <hl> This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open. This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing. The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Gosh, I really like the OXO Good Grips Over the Door Stainless Steel Rack...but, our doors won't close. When we hang this on our doors, there's not enough space at the top to close the door. I even applied gentle pressure on the door trying to close it, but it didn't work. Our home was built in the <hl> late 50's <hl>. This over door rack doesn't work in our daughter's home either. Her home was built in the early 70's. If I use this rack, I will need to leave the door open.This over door rack can be used in a variety of ways. You could hang your purses, camera bags, umbrellas, towels, jackets, jeans, etc. on it. I even use hangers on some of the hooks. Of course the hangers will overlap each other & depending on which hook you use, a hanger can prevent the door from closing.The rack measures 18" long & the hooks hang about 7 1/2" from the top of the door. Silicone surfaces protect the door from scratches, & it is designed with spring arms which flex to fit doors securely & adjust to fit a variety of doors. The stainless steel rack is rustproof & durable.Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Our home was built in the <hl> late 50's <hl> .


Question: How many people does this person cook food for?

I usually cook for an army of one and these are perfect. In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker.As with all things All Clad, these heat evenly and quickly. Stainless steel is easy to clean. My favorite words in the English language are "dishwasher safe."

Answer: one

<hl> I usually cook for an army of one and these are perfect. <hl> In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker. As with all things All Clad, these heat evenly and quickly. Stainless steel is easy to clean. My favorite words in the English language are "dishwasher safe."

I usually cook for an army of <hl> one <hl> and these are perfect. In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker.As with all things All Clad, these heat evenly and quickly. Stainless steel is easy to clean. My favorite words in the English language are "dishwasher safe."


Question: What brand is this product?

Answer: All Clad

I usually cook for an army of one and these are perfect. In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker. <hl> As with all things All Clad , these heat evenly and quickly. <hl> Stainless steel is easy to clean. My favorite words in the English language are "dishwasher safe."

I usually cook for an army of one and these are perfect. In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker.As with all things <hl> All Clad <hl>, these heat evenly and quickly. Stainless steel is easy to clean. My favorite words in the English language are "dishwasher safe."

As with all things <hl> All Clad <hl> , these heat evenly and quickly.


Question: What is is made out of?

Answer: Stainless steel

Stainless steel is easy to clean.

I usually cook for an army of one and these are perfect. In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker. As with all things All Clad, these heat evenly and quickly. <hl> Stainless steel is easy to clean. <hl> My favorite words in the English language are "dishwasher safe."

I usually cook for an army of one and these are perfect. In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker.As with all things All Clad, these heat evenly and quickly. <hl> Stainless steel <hl> is easy to clean. My favorite words in the English language are "dishwasher safe."


Question: It is safe to put these inside a what?

Answer: dishwasher

I usually cook for an army of one and these are perfect. In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker. As with all things All Clad, these heat evenly and quickly. Stainless steel is easy to clean. <hl> My favorite words in the English language are " dishwasher safe." <hl>

I usually cook for an army of one and these are perfect. In a pinch, I've used them to fry breakfast links. Perfect for a quick lunch or side dish. I do lower the recipe temperature when baking. I think these are really impressive when entertaining. With that said, if you're in a hurry they are not so great for reheating because the microwave is a lot quicker.As with all things All Clad, these heat evenly and quickly. Stainless steel is easy to clean. My favorite words in the English language are "<hl> dishwasher <hl> safe."

My favorite words in the English language are " <hl> dishwasher <hl> safe."


Question: What did this person buy?

This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses.This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns.The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in.A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.

Answer: cocktail muddler

<hl> This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. <hl> The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses. This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns. The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in. A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.

This <hl> cocktail muddler <hl> will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses.This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns.The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in.A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.


Question: What is the head made out of?

Answer: solid nylon

<hl> This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. <hl> The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses. This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns. The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in. A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.

This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a <hl> solid nylon <hl> head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses.This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns.The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in.A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.


Question: What is the handle made out of?

Answer: stainless steel

<hl> This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. <hl> The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses. This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns. The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in. A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.

This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish <hl> stainless steel <hl> handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses.This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns.The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in.A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.


Question: How long is it?

Answer: just over 8 inches long

This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. <hl> It is just over 8 inches long to reach down into tall glasses. <hl> This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns. The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in. A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.

This cocktail muddler will look nice on a bar, with a heavy brushed-finish stainless steel handle that is tapered for comfort, and a solid nylon head with pyramidal teeth that won't scratch glass. The end of the handle is smooth and rounded so it can be used with any grip. It is <hl> just over 8 inches long <hl> to reach down into tall glasses.This gadget is also useful for getting all the juice out of smaller citrus fruits like key limes or those expensive little sweet lemons that won't fit on a manual juicer. It could also be used as a meat tenderizer when cooking for one and it makes quick work of mashing garlic or cracking peppercorns.The handle is heavy-duty but it is hollow so it probably is better to hand wash as recommended, although the head does fit in very tightly and I don't see how water could get in.A sample was provided for testing and review. This is an attractive and functional bar and kitchen tool so I can definitely recommend it.