I have a lot of kitchen gadgets that I like and use (and almost every time I write about them, an Alton Brown devotee will explain why my opinion is wrong in the comments). In this video, the famous YouTuber Crazy Russian Hacker tries out eight kitchen unitaskers. Some of them, like the cantaloupe cutter, are junk, but others, like a leftover pizza crisper, is a winner.
The Crazy Russian Hacker tries out 8 kitchen gadgets
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Rock your way to crushed garlic
	        
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    The best looking electric kettle
	        
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    Electric milk frother great for mixing anything you drink
	        
		I dropped our little Ikea battery-powered milk frother and it broke. We needed a replacement ASAP, because everyone in the family uses it every day – to froth milk, make…        READ THE REST
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