Testing and Reviewing Kitchen Gadgets with Matty Matheso and Benny Blanc
Summary
In this article, we follow the conversation between Matty Matheso and Benny Blanc as they test and review various kitchen gadgets. They review a corn stripper and an all-in-one cooking robot called Molto by Cook & Pal. They also try to make a bechamel sauce and discuss a sushi bazooka kit and an avocado slicer.
Table of Contents
- Corn Stripper
- Molto by Cook & Pal
- Bechamel Sauce
- Sushi Bazooka Kit
- Avocado Slicer
- Conclusion
Corn Stripper
Matty and Benny start by reviewing a corn stripper, which they find to be an efficient gadget that removes corn from the cob in one quick twist and pushing motion. Despite some initial difficulties, they ultimately give it a five-star rating.
Molto by Cook & Pal
Next, they review the Molto by Cook & Pal, an all-in-one cooking robot that has 10 appliances in one. They are impressed with its capabilities but criticize its name and give it a five-star rating. However, when they try to make a dish with it, they find that the resulting soup is a lukewarm mess with raw garlic and heavy cream, and they give it a three-star rating.
Bechamel Sauce
Matty and Benny then try to make a bechamel sauce using flour, butter, milk, salt, pepper, and nutmeg. They wait for seven minutes before adding chopped gruyere and nutmeg and tasting the sauce, which they find too salty.
Sushi Bazooka Kit
The conversation then moves on to a sushi bazooka kit, which they try out and find to be of mixed quality. They also discuss an avocado slicer that comes with the kit. Overall, they have mixed opinions on the kit, but some find it useful.
Avocado Slicer
Finally, they discuss the avocado slicer in more detail, with some members of the group finding it useful and others finding it unnecessary.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Matty Matheso and Benny Blanc test and review various kitchen gadgets, including a corn stripper, an all-in-one cooking robot, a sushi bazooka kit, and an avocado slicer. While some gadgets receive high ratings, others fall short of expectations. Ultimately, the usefulness of these gadgets is subjective and depends on individual preferences and needs in the kitchen.
