Question: What was added to the yogurt?

Answer: honey and vanilla

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. <hl> I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! <hl> Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some <hl> honey and vanilla <hl> and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!


Question: What is expensive?

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!

Answer: Drinkable yogurt

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. <hl> I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. <hl> He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! <hl> Drinkable yogurt <hl> is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!


Question: How long did the second batch take?

Answer: 6 hrs

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. <hl> My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. <hl> Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took <hl> 6 hrs <hl> and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!


Question: How did it come out?

Answer: beautiful

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. <hl> I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out beautiful ! <hl> Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!

I got this yogurt maker due to price and simplicity. Fewer features also means less can get broken. And really how hard is it to set a phone timer? The first batch I made I accidentally followed the instructions for thinner yogurt and left it a bit too long (forgot to set the timer haha). The result was a slightly tart DAnimals thick yogurt. I added some honey and vanilla and my 3 year old son and I played around with various colors and it was yummy! Drinkable yogurt is annoyingly expensive and my son usually doesn't like the taste. He downed 4 whole cups of this stuff so I still count this as a not fail. Plus he loved being able to color it himself. My second batch only took 6 hrs and I actually followed the right instructions. Oh and I did let the yogurt I used for starter warm up to room temperature. I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out <hl> beautiful <hl>! Very thick, very rich and simple plain yogurt! I started it at 9pm and pulled it out at 3am when the baby woke up and by morning had some delicious yogurt to look forward to! Opened up one of the cups, dug my spoon in and it was very creamy, super thick and mellow. I used about a quart of whole milk and 1 jar cheap GV vanilla yogurt for starter and about 4 tablespoons of milk powder. I have started on my third of many more batches to come! Very pleased with how simple it is!

I may have over boiled the milk by a bit, but it still came out <hl> beautiful <hl> !


Question: Who provided this cutting board for review?

Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over.I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good.I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings.This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.

Answer: Slippery Kitchen

Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over. I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good. I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings. <hl> This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen . <hl>

Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over.I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good.I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings.This product was provided for review by <hl> Slippery Kitchen <hl>.

This product was provided for review by <hl> Slippery Kitchen <hl> .


Question: What is the review about?

Answer: cutting board

<hl> Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. <hl> Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over. I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good. I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings. This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.

Any <hl> cutting board <hl> I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over.I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good.I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings.This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.


Question: Where do I clean the cutting board?

Answer: dishwasher

<hl> Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. <hl> Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over. I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good. I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings. This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.

Any cutting board I can throw in the <hl> dishwasher <hl> has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over.I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good.I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings.This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.


Question: What does th knife make on the cutting board?

Answer: marks

Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over. <hl> I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks . <hl> I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good. I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings. This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.

Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over.I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes <hl> marks <hl>. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. Boards that are too hard are no good.I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings.This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.

I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes <hl> marks <hl> .


Question: What cutting boards are not good?

Answer: Boards that are too hard

Boards that are too hard are no good.

Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over. I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. <hl> Boards that are too hard are no good. <hl> I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings. This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.

Any cutting board I can throw in the dishwasher has a piece of my heart. Not only is it easy to clean, it's thin enough not to take up much room in storage and it's attractive enough to leave out when company is over.I've been cutting fruit on it, and yes, the knife makes marks. I've never owned a cutting board that doesn't get marred with knives. That's just how they work. Better the board gets marred than my precious knives get dull. <hl> Boards that are too hard <hl> are no good.I like this board. The only thing missing is a groove around the edge to catch drippings.This product was provided for review by Slippery Kitchen.


Question: What product did I swear I would never buy years ago?

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat.Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.

Answer: Euro-Pro product

<hl> I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK. <hl> Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat. Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another <hl> Euro-Pro product <hl> because they are all JUNK. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat.Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.


Question: Why did I swear I would never buy another Euro-Pro product years ago?

Answer: because they are all JUNK

<hl> I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK . <hl> Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat. Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product <hl> because they are all JUNK <hl>. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat.Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product <hl> because they are all JUNK <hl> .


Question: How long did I use it before it was dead?

Answer: 6 weeks

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat. Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. <hl> Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. <hl> Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat.Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, <hl> 6 weeks <hl> use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.


Question: How many times did I use it before it was dead?

Answer: maybe 15 times,

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat. Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! <hl> I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. <hl> I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat.Now it's May 26, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this <hl> maybe 15 times, <hl> and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.


Question: When was my Ninja dead?

Answer: May 26

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat. <hl> Now it's May 26 , and my Ninja is DEAD!!! <hl> I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.

I swore years ago that I would NEVER buy another Euro-Pro product because they are all JUNK. Glad my curiosity won that argument. Had it about 2 weeks now, and I love it! Have made lots of frozen coffee drinks. Also made wonderful strawberry "ice cream". Froze a pound of strawberries, added about 2/3 of a cup of almond milk (great for lactose intolerant folks), a couple tablespoons of honey and a little vanilla. Absolutely great! Really easy to clean, small enough to stick in a cabinet. I don't expect it to last forever, but it's cheap enough that I'd replace it in a heartbeat.Now it's <hl> May 26 <hl>, and my Ninja is DEAD!!! I only used this maybe 15 times, and noticed that the last 5 or 6 times it was VERY difficult to get the top part (the motor)to sit properly on the shaft on the blade. I went to use it a few days ago and when I finally got it to sit right, the motor turned on, but blade didn't turn. I looked, and it's completely stripped and therefore useless. Even though I said I'd get another one, 6 weeks use is ridiculous. Should have listened to my instinct and not gotten ANYTHING from Euro-Pro.

Now it's <hl> May 26 <hl> , and my Ninja is DEAD!!!


Question: What is great about this shelf?

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too.The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D

Answer: the feet are adjustable

<hl> What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable . <hl> I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too. The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D

What's great about this shelf is that <hl> the feet are adjustable <hl>. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too.The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D

What's great about this shelf is that <hl> the feet are adjustable <hl> .


Question: What kind of feet does the shelf has?

Answer: rubber feet

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. <hl> This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). <hl> Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too. The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has <hl> rubber feet <hl> that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too.The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D


Question: What color is the shelf wood?

Answer: light colored wood

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too. <hl> The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. <hl> I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too.The shelf itself is <hl> light colored wood <hl> and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D


Question: What design of the shelf helps with little spills?

Answer: a reservoir cut

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too. The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. <hl> I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. <hl> Quality product all around.-D

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too.The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has <hl> a reservoir cut <hl> into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D


Question: How long did it take to put together the shelf alone?

Answer: maybe 10 minutes

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). <hl> Easy to put together, took maybe 10 minutes to do so alone. <hl> Lots of shelf space too. The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D

What's great about this shelf is that the feet are adjustable. I bought a cheaper one before and it wasn't adjustable so it didn't work out, wabbled a lot for some reason. This one has rubber feet that stay put well once you get them adjusted (very easy to do). Easy to put together, took <hl> maybe 10 minutes <hl> to do so alone. Lots of shelf space too.The shelf itself is light colored wood and will stain easily if you let it. I would recommend staining it if you don't want that to happen. I like that it has a reservoir cut into it to help with little spills that can happen when you replace cloths, sponges or pot scrubbers onto it. Quality product all around.-D


Question: What did I buy?

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener, just modified to be kitchen-friendly.I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

Answer: Knife Sharpener

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. <hl> And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener , just modified to be kitchen-friendly. <hl> I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step <hl> Knife Sharpener <hl>, just modified to be kitchen-friendly.I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step <hl> Knife Sharpener <hl> , just modified to be kitchen-friendly.


Question: What sharpener did I have before buying the new one?

Answer: Smith's sharpener

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener, just modified to be kitchen-friendly. <hl> I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. <hl> I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener, just modified to be kitchen-friendly.I had the <hl> Smith's sharpener <hl> and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.


Question: What sharpener does the new one look like?

Answer: Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. <hl> And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener , just modified to be kitchen-friendly. <hl> I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. And it's the same thing as the <hl> Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener <hl>, just modified to be kitchen-friendly.I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

And it's the same thing as the <hl> Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener <hl> , just modified to be kitchen-friendly.


Question: In which way is the new one different from the Smith's CCKS 2-step Knife Sharpener?

Answer: kitchen-friendly

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. <hl> And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener, just modified to be kitchen-friendly .I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. <hl> I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener, just modified to be <hl> kitchen-friendly <hl>.I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener, just modified to be <hl> kitchen-friendly <hl> .I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better.


Question: How is this sharpener for me?

Answer: not a satisfactory sharpener

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener, just modified to be kitchen-friendly. I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. <hl> It's not a satisfactory sharpener for a slightly-discerning chef. <hl> Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.

Yeah, it's cheap. It's tiny. And it's the same thing as the Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener, just modified to be kitchen-friendly.I had the Smith's sharpener and was ready to move on to something better. I should've been more careful when purchasing. It's <hl> not a satisfactory sharpener <hl> for a slightly-discerning chef. Not bad, but without a blade guide your technique will determine consistency. The edge is functional but if you're doing some technical/fancy chef style cutting, it's just not enough.


Question: What did I bought?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend.The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated.LOVE it...or did I mention that already?

Answer: French press

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased <hl> a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend. <hl> The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated. LOVE it...or did I mention that already?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a <hl> French press <hl> in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend.The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated.LOVE it...or did I mention that already?


Question: What won't the French press require to replace?

Answer: glass insert

<hl> LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend. <hl> The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated. LOVE it...or did I mention that already?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement <hl> glass insert <hl> is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend.The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated.LOVE it...or did I mention that already?


Question: How does the coffee taste?

Answer: delicious and not bitter

<hl> LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter , which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend. <hl> The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated. LOVE it...or did I mention that already?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is <hl> delicious and not bitter <hl>, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend.The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated.LOVE it...or did I mention that already?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is <hl> delicious and not bitter <hl> , which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend.


Question: What did I love?

Answer: coffee press

<hl> LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press , and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend. <hl> The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated. LOVE it...or did I mention that already?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this <hl> coffee press <hl>, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend.The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated.LOVE it...or did I mention that already?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this <hl> coffee press <hl> , and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend.


Question: Why does the coffee stay hotte longer?

Answer: it's insulated

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend. <hl> The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as it's insulated .LOVE <hl> it...or did I mention that already?

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this coffee press, and tha fact that it won't EVER require a replacement glass insert is the BEST.The coffee is delicious and not bitter, which is why I purchased a French press in the first place, but for clumsy ol' me, this is a godsend.The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as <hl> it's insulated <hl>.LOVE it...or did I mention that already?

The coffee stays hotter longer than a glass press would allow as <hl> it's insulated <hl> .LOVE


Question: What is this review about?

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).

Answer: waffle maker

<hl> I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. <hl> I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).

I recently purchased this <hl> waffle maker <hl> after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).


Question: How long did it take to prepare two waffles?

Answer: 3:30 min

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. <hl> I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). <hl> I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only <hl> 3:30 min <hl> for two). I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).


Question: Is the waffle maker cheap or pricey?

Answer: a little pricey

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). <hl> I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. <hl> This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). I realize this waffle maker is <hl> a little pricey <hl> but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).


Question: Which kind of quality is the waffle maker?

Answer: commercial quality

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. <hl> This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. <hl> It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a <hl> commercial quality <hl> product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3).


Question: Which kind of waffle flours are suitable for this machine?

Answer: Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3)

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. <hl> It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3) . <hl>

I recently purchased this waffle maker after using a cheaper one made by a different company. I was very satisfied to find that the waffles turned out light and fluffy; the baking of the waffle was very even and the time short (only 3:30 min for two). I realize this waffle maker is a little pricey but well worth it after you've had no success with cheaper alternatives. This is a commercial quality product that is very sturdy and well manufactured. It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the <hl> Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3) <hl>.

It is easy to use and makes exceptional waffles when paired with the <hl> Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle FlourGolden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour, Original, 33-Ounce Cans (Pack of 3) <hl> .


Question: For which machines is this filter suitable?

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur.So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak.Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them.Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.

Answer: Mavea classic, Brita and Pur

<hl> The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur , but the box doesn't. <hl> I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur. So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak. Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them. Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.

The product description on this page says this filter fits <hl> Mavea classic, Brita and Pur <hl>, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur.So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak.Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them.Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.

The product description on this page says this filter fits <hl> Mavea classic, Brita and Pur <hl> , but the box doesn't.


Question: Is this filter same as the others?

Answer: is much longer

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur. So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. <hl> My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. <hl> The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak. Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them. Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur.So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter <hl> is much longer <hl> and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak.Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them.Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.


Question: Does this filter contain less filtering material?

Answer: I would assume contains more of the filtering material

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur. So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. <hl> My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material ; it also twists and locks into place. <hl> The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak. Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them. Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur.So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter is much longer and <hl> I would assume contains more of the filtering material <hl>; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak.Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them.Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.

My Pur filter is much longer and <hl> I would assume contains more of the filtering material <hl> ; it also twists and locks into place.


Question: Does the filter fits perfectly?

Answer: it fits and doesn't leak

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur. So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. <hl> Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak .Taste wise, the water tastes good. <hl> I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them. Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur.So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that <hl> it fits and doesn't leak <hl>.Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them.Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. Tastes good. Shop for price and get the best value.

Well, I'm happy to say that <hl> it fits and doesn't leak <hl> .Taste wise, the water tastes good.


Question: How does the filtered water taste with this filter?

Answer: Tastes good

Tastes good .

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur. So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak. Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them. Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. <hl> Tastes good . <hl> Shop for price and get the best value.

The product description on this page says this filter fits Mavea classic, Brita and Pur, but the box doesn't. I gave this a try as I have Pur and my Mom has Brita so it won't go to waste if it doesn't fit Pur.So, I tried this on my Pur pitcher. My Pur filter is much longer and I would assume contains more of the filtering material; it also twists and locks into place. The Mavea filter does not lock into place, you simply just push and twist it as far as it can go. Well, I'm happy to say that it fits and doesn't leak.Taste wise, the water tastes good. I already use Mavea pitchers and filters so I have no complaint with the taste. And if you use Brita pitchers, you can finally drink water that doesn't have those black bits in them.Verdict: Fits Mavea Classic, Pur and Brita. <hl> Tastes good <hl>. Shop for price and get the best value.


Question: Which tools can be used to get same results than using the product of the review?

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

Answer: a skillet and a toaster

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. <hl> Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. <hl> Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with <hl> a skillet and a toaster <hl> you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.


Question: Is the owner happy with this product?

Answer: If I could send it back I would

If I could send it back I would .

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. <hl> If I could send it back I would . <hl> As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. <hl> If I could send it back I would <hl>. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

<hl> If I could send it back I would <hl> .


Question: Where is it likely this product will end being donated?

Answer: Goodwill

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. <hl> As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it. <hl>

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to <hl> Goodwill <hl> item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.


Question: How many sandwiches have been prepared?

Answer: three

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. <hl> Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. <hl> With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made <hl> three <hl> sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.


Question: Did all the sandwiches turn out to be good?

Answer: two were just a mess

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. <hl> Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other two were just a mess . <hl> With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

Pics on the chive made this out to be far cooler then what it really is. Honestly with a skillet and a toaster you can achieve similar if not superior results to this in the same amount of time. Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other <hl> two were just a mess <hl>. With practice I could see this working, but this is all that it is really good for and it doesn't do that job great. If I could send it back I would. As is its likely a donate to Goodwill item, or something that I just throw in a cabinet and forget about for a year or two till I see it online again and hopefully remember I already have one and hated it.

Made three sandwiches with it, one turned out fine, but the other <hl> two were just a mess <hl> .


Question: What is it the product of this review?

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.

Answer: grill

<hl> I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift <hl> and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.

I received this <hl> grill <hl> last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.


Question: Did the owner have problem with the food getting stuck to the grill?

Answer: haven't had a problem with anything sticking

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. <hl> I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking . <hl> I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and <hl> haven't had a problem with anything sticking <hl>. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.

I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and <hl> haven't had a problem with anything sticking <hl> .


Question: What's the favorite method to clean this grill?

Answer: coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. <hl> I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. <hl> The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); <hl> coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water <hl> (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.


Question: What happens to the bacon's grease?

Answer: tends to overflow

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. <hl> My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) <hl> if I'm not watching.

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease <hl> tends to overflow <hl> through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.


Question: Is the groove suitable to perfectly cook bacon?

Answer: the groove isn't deep enough

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. <hl> My only problem (hence the four stars) is that the groove isn't deep enough and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) <hl> if I'm not watching.

I received this grill last year as a Christmas gift and I love it. It very rarely leaves my stove top. I've cooked steaks and chicken on the grill and pancakes, bacon and eggs on the griddle and haven't had a problem with anything sticking. I use my grandmother's method of taking care of the grill -- let it cool completely (NEVER put hot cast iron in water, it cracks and gets little holes in it); coat with coarse salt, scrub with a paper towel, rinse with plain water (never use soap); place on a hot stove to dry and then coat with a layer of vegetable oil and let it cool. The pan is always ready to use and I've never had a problem with sticking. My only problem (hence the four stars) is that <hl> the groove isn't deep enough <hl> and bacon grease tends to overflow through that hole (what is it's purpose anyway?) if I'm not watching.


Question: Who bought this product?

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.

Answer: My sister

My sister bought this for me as a gift.

I wanted one of these so badly. <hl> My sister bought this for me as a gift. <hl> It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.

I wanted one of these so badly. <hl> My sister <hl> bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.


Question: Is the user going to keep this product?

Answer: I'm getting rid of it

I'm getting rid of it .

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. <hl> I'm getting rid of it . <hl>

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. <hl> I'm getting rid of it <hl>.


Question: What is being used to warm the chicken during lunch break?

Answer: microwave

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. <hl> I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. <hl> Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the <hl> microwave <hl> in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.


Question: Which food came out partially bad a few times?

Answer: skin of the chicken

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. <hl> The skin of the chicken sticks to the inside. <hl> I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.

I wanted one of these so badly. My sister bought this for me as a gift. It is not at all easy to clean. With the first use, the silver backsplatter sheild had burned-on goodness all over it that could not be removed. Cleaning the stuff that goes inside, especially the cage that holds chicken parts, takes some skill and patience - things I don't possess in great measure. The <hl> skin of the chicken <hl> sticks to the inside. I've tried spraying it with non-stick cooking spray and it helps a little but not enough. Also, a few times the chicken that I had placed in the tray came out bad in some places. At first I thought I was being hoodwinked by the local grocer and getting bad chicken parts. I make my food to bring to work for lunch and can't have the smell of rotting chicken eminating from the microwave in my office and this seems to happen consistenly with this rotisserie. Not when I just bake the chicken in the preheated oven. Right now it's just taking up space on my table. I'm getting rid of it.