gadgets...lots o gadgets

[cleofus1]

have you ever seen those tv only offers of kitchen gadgets? not sure how the prices stack up...but those gadgets sure are cool...i will up date this thread on my favorites...have any of you used these gadgets?

check out this website...i myself, perhaps it is my testosterone, find it mesmerizing...

http://www.asseenontv.com/kitchen.html

[cleofus1]

1. for instance

this butter dispenser...i know it's not necessary and just one more thing to clean...but i want it...

[Gregorian]

2. Gizmo! Only 2,129,000,000 lira.

Bono Estente. Nuevo Chanel 9 DVD gizmo - karaokos muchos, oooh! Chris Waddle! Boutrous Boutros Ghali.

If this is meaningless to you, then you don't know what you have missed. The Fast Show, or Brilliant as it was called in the US. A British show of comedy skits. One was an Italian newscast that was so funny I nearly suffered a hernia each time it came on.

The Gizmo is one of those gadgets that you see on tv. But it's a rather nondescript item. Half plumbing fixture, half food processor. And since it's described in some kind of made up language, it's hard to figure out what the hell it is- A kitchen appliance. A sex toy. Who knows. And only a billion lira.


I just happen to be a struggling inventor who hasn't quite stumbled upon the perfect invention. I'll spare you the photos of things I've made. But I love this kind of stuff. Most of it is decadent and stupid. But once in a while, like last night on the Food Channel, I see something interesting. They went to a kitchen appliance trade show. Pretty cool things.

I'd like to know the true story behind the website you posted. I've seen it before. A Ron Popiel outlet, of sorts. A lot of these places are where inventors try to unload their stuff, and loose their shorts paying people to push their goods for them.

[cleofus1]

3. i actually bought this one at a garage sale

i didn't pay twenty bucks for it...but on the other had i did not get an absolutely free second one or a chopping board!

but it is a great little tool...i use it to chop veggies and it works great...i can chop carrots or potatos...anything...makes fantastic hash browns in seconds...

[NMDemDist2]

4. i want an eggstractor BAD!

but I did buy a cool gadget a couple weeks ago, the Westinghouse electric dustpan and I just love the darn thing!

[cleofus1]

5. anyone have any first hand on this

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[cleofus1]

6. i'm getting the shivers just thinking about this...

i think you can use the dried pulp to make breads...it is 125 shipping and handling...maybe costco has an equivalent cheaper....