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The set looks nice but the way it grabs onto the pan bugs me I wonder if it will start to scrape off the non stick coating I wonder if having it attach onto the side would have been better
The pans are great had them for nearly two years, however, do not leave the handle on whilst the pan is on the heat, or leave them submerged in water, they do break.
Okay that was a really good ad and I really strongly considered buying this set or asking for it for Christmas... Definitely something I'll think about when my current cookware gets too worn out though!
Those pans are pretty cool. My mom used to have pans similar to those back in the 70's. She was constantly losing the handle and would yell out "Where is the pan handle" It became a running gag in our house every time she said that we all yelled back "In Texas"
The pans are pretty cool, but I can also see how easy it would be to lose the handles or misplace them. Maybe if we could attach a gadget to the handle, so that every time you clap, the gadget beeps and you can locate your handle easily.
"I love baked potatoes, but I don't have a microwave. It takes FOREVER to make a baked potato in the oven. Sometimes I put one there, even if I don't want one. Because by the time it's done, who knows?" - Mitch Hedberg
Side tip .. for speedy baked 🥔 500 degrees Fahrenheit or 260 degrees Celsius or hotter , learned that from working in commercial kitchen. Oh or even older method for faster oven 🥔 is find standard metal nail and insert in the centre, and cook , grand father use to do this long ago .
I bake mine over 400°f for sure.. I prefer 450 if im in a rush. I also love to bake them till they still slightly stiff then easily peel them and cut them into chips. It gives the best outside crunch inside softness. Just cover in some oil and put back on the baking sheet in the over a little longer. Best chips/fries ever! And no knife peeling.
For the last device it looks like you're suppose to use the plunger as the orange juicer. As in you cover up the metal corn bit and the part sticking out is your juicer.
The tefal pans are great. Until the handles break. We went through 6 handles over the 4 years we had them. Replaced with normal pans again. They are good if you have minimal storage though
Yeah, this was my concern. It looked like the handles might be a bit too breakable, at least for me. It's a great idea, but I'll wait until they make something a bit more sturdy.
My thought exactly. Plus they will scratch the hell out of the side of the nonstick pans. Does tfal still make the regular pans. If not, I will be sad because I don't want these.
@@Null_Vampyrr you have had two of the ones that have switchable handles and all the pieces are still fine? Or you just had 2 tfal pans? I love tfal pans. But I want the handles riveted or screwed on.
those removable pan handles are a neat idea for storage but they need to include more than 2 in a set. if your using more than 2 pans you need a handle on each. when i'm stirring something i want a handle on the pan to hold it steady, and i don't want to have to transfer the handle over each time i stir something. and i can see someone accidently hitting the buttons knocking the pan loose at a bad time
I have non stick set and only one handle from few months. Not pushed buttons accidentally even once, and two of them are more then enough as you mostly remove handle if you're not need to hold pan in a while. I was constantly hurts by handles as I have small kitchen and cleaning it is way better as you don't have visible screws from handles inside 😉
I have managed fine, have had only one handle with my set for ages. Before I found this channel. I still have other pots and pans but these are really convenient as space savers. I would not be convinced to replace my whole entire pan set with them though.
Corningware invented those detachable handles back in the 70s haha i have an entire set of baking dishes that can go straight from oven to fridge or freezer, etc.
I wonder, would that help with pouring things from the pan too? Cause that would be a good reason for me to buy this set. Probably still won't buy it, since I have a cupboard of perfectly good pots and pans, but maybe in the future when I have to get some new ones.
@@mrbarrylewis Talking of Crispy baked Potatoes, the Mico range of microwave cookware you've previously reviewed make a Microwaveable Baked Potato Cooker, which give you a crispy skin, even though the Potato is cooked in the microwave. Mrs Deegeetee has one and absolutely loves it.
The Tefal pans look amazing. I *love* when products are creative, multifunctional 6:14 &/or easy to store 3:003:5918:23. I'd love to see Barry do a follow up in the future to see how well they've held up over time. Hopefully it's reliable & long lasting.
I love the idea of the pans, but I personally would avoid Tefal non-stick frying pans. Our last set lasted less than a year before it started peeling. Our new pans (can't remember the brand, possibly Scoville) have a very bumpy texture on the non-stick and they seem to be indestructible. I've even used metal spatulas and spoons and there's not even a mark on them.
This has been the best day in a while. Not only did I get a call about a job interview,but on top of that Barry posts a new kitchen gadget testing video🥳👏
Anyone here remember the TV ads that featured the 'Tefal Heads'? Brainy kids were often called this, and if you know the adverts, you'll know that it wasn't flattering. 🤔 😂😂😂 Saying that, Tefal do make some great gear. Nice.
I haven't tried to do that yet (clean it) i'll keep you posted how it goes but seems like you could click it in to clean areas then release it to expose the others, only one way to find out.... cook like a mad man
The " Avon for kitchen gadgets" was probably betterware or kleaneze, used to have both in my area until a few years back. The rep used to deliver the booklets on a Friday every 2 weeks and you had til Tuesday to pick anything you wanted on an order form and leave the book in your porch,they would then come the following Tuesday with the products and you paid for them on delivery.
Sadly the handles absolutely wreck the non stick coating and Tefal give no shits about the guarantee and will just blame you (you washed it wrong/got it too hot) when you try and use it. Huge waste of money sadly.
Those tefal pans are great, the only thing i would mention is that if you have someone in the house who likes to splash whatever they're cooking all over the place, it is possible for the handles to get a bit "sticky" and not open all the way and the handles aren't dishwasher safe either and the design makes them a little tricky to properly clean but other than that they are good.
A few years ago I read a great tip for getting a crispy skin on a microwave potato. Wash the potato, and while it is still wet coat it in salt. Microwave it, and then brush off the extra salt (to whatever level of saltiness you want) before serving. The skin ends up much tastier. (Not the same as a great oven-baked one, but much closer, and just as fast as microwaving plain).
My mom had the potato thing for the microwave. It brings me nostalgia seeing them, as I haven't been able to see my mom for years now due to the pandemic.
Whenever my Mum makes jacket potato in the microwave, I start quoting the old Lurpak advert: "Give it some respect. Give it an oven. Give it an hour. Give it Lurpak."
A floppy rod and a nut CHOPPER? My mum had corningware with a handle that worked every time. Her 5 kids did the dishes where each one of us put the handle in a different place...drove our mum nuts.
Cheers, was impressed with them.... spoiler, in the next upload I use the pans again for an omelette and flip with it and it survived so it's pretty robust
@Tristan Lane I've got a few regular Tefal products at home and they all seem to be super high quality, I think the handle will be fine, I think most of their products come with a 10 year warranty too!
@Tristan Lane sometimes cheap and cheerful is the best, I've got a pan I bought that was Sainsbury's own brand in 2nd year of university and it still looks like the day I bought it!
Spaghetti horror story......dropped the pot while draining my pasta, ended up boiling.....yes.... boiling my bare foot. Didn't feel good at all. Luckily no scarring or permanent damage. I just cook with shoes on now lol.
I have the smaller pack of those pans (1 frypan, a large and small pot, plus a small and large lid for the stove and fridge). It only comes with one handle, but was a bit more affordable and I have loved it for like a year now! Super useful!
I have Tefal non stick set. I love them. Firstly I didn't want them but now I love them. I have all pots and pans from Tefal same as kettle and contact grill 🤣 all works perfect and it's space saving 😁
I have the same ingenio induction set (the all non stick set) for the past 2 years! Best purchase ever! Space saving, still in brilliant condition after 2 years, the handles can hold like 10 kilos, use them in the oven! What’s not to love! I haven’t and wouldn’t put them in the dishwasher though just in case (even though they are apparently dishwasher safe!) 😂
We have those Tefal pans to save space too and they're mostly awesome... But those handles aren't great. They're difficult to clean (while following the limiting instructions) and incredibly fragile. We're currently just using one of them because the other is stuck closed. So great for small spaces, being able to put them in the oven is really helpful... But it feels like a design that could be improved greatly.
Lol... never seen the nut chopper before watching this video. Went to my local department store just now and saw they had the same thing but they had rebranded it as 'the garlic chopper'. Thought it was funny to have seen a never seen before gadget twice in a day! Makes total sense to rebrand it as a garlic chopper. You can already buy chopped nuts but you cant buy freshly chopped raw garlic! 😂
Most stores sell chopped raw garlic in jars. Sometimes even in big 32 oz. jars. As with chopped nuts, you'll pay more per pound for the chopped garlic. The thing that stood out to me with the nut chopped was how few nuts it could hold at a time.
I was having one of the worse days, in years. And Barry, Thank You and Bless You! You made me lol and then, I was laughing so hard, the dog came to check on me. Thank you sir, From Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
My pasta horror story: I was at a friends house and was watching his brother make himself some spaghetti ish stuff. He first made the whole sauce from a pot and some veg, and once the sauce was done he just put the uncooked dried spaghetti into the sauce to cook it in there.
My mum had those ingenio pans, and they are honestly terrible. The normal pans are fine so long as you've got a stable stove or are only ever using as many pans as you have handles for, but if you've only got a cheap gas hob with thin grates, and you're stirring something in them without the handle on because you're using it on a different pan, the pan will sometimes tilt over (admitedly this is mostly the fault of the hob) and because there's no handle you've got nothing to keep it stable or catch it with that won't burn you. Then when it comes to the frying pans, we found the handles absolutely destroyed the non stick within a month or two. same way you're not mean to use metal spoons on non stick, you shouldn't use those handles on them. once the non-stick gets damaged and starts to peel away it's basically just scrap metal at that point because it's not safe to use due to the toxins in the non stick coating. And that's before you get to the issue of stacking non-stick pans on top of each other. definitely get some of those fabric pan separators if you're going to do that. I like Tefal's stuff, but these pans are honestly just such a dumb idea and massively over-priced (even with the discount) considering you only get one or two handles. Go and buy the same amount of pans in the ComfortMax range. better quality, all have their own handles, you can still stack them fairly easily, and you'll save £100 from the discounted price of the ingenios. It's solving a problem nobody really has (i know you're trying to sell them because it's an ad, but taking 10 random pans out of your cupboard and replacing it with 5 and going "whoa! look how much space there is now" is really disingenuous) and charging you a premium for it.
I have the Ingenio pans and they're great but the handles are poorly designed. Great idea, but if on gas hobs you have to be super careful about not leaving them on the pan in case they melt/smoulder (the plastic doesn't catch fire as such, just becomes super dry and crumbly). Other than that the benefits of space saving and hob safety (accidentally leaving a metal handle over a flame and then trying to grab it...) are pretty great.
I have a 50 year old handle similar to that - just doesn't lock. Got to admit, one thing that always annoys me about fancy pans is the bolt heads in the pan: always where the eggs stick. That set would definitely solve that problem! And OMG, overcooking spaghetti is the worst!
I have a smaller version of the nut chopper that I use for garlic. So much easier for when the arthritis in my hands/fingers is bad. Some fabulous gadgets again.
I've got those pans, great on my induction hob. The jacket potato cooker I used to sell as a Kleeneze rep, and I do mine in the microwave until soft, then leave overnight in the fridge, rub in butter and salt and cook in a really hot (230+ degrees) for about 40 minutes to heat through and go really crispy!
For my early Christmas pressie I used the Tefal code to buy myself a full set of pans - which were already in their sale - so, all in all I saved about £200!! Thank you so much Barry. 🤩
I have a set of Tefal pans. In fact, those look like the same ones I have. I like that it is so easy to store them with the removable handles. Plus the plastic tops mean you can store food in the pan in the fridge. Great quality pans and very clever. But you do have to look after them properly as they are non stick pans.
Loved the video! 💖I would love to see a video on the progression of various different kitchens we have seen you in over the years or a link if you’ve already done that. :)
I think all have kitchens have been the same as far as appliances & such. The layouts would be the only thing that's changed. He has always been passionate about his SMEG & Morphy Richards products.
@@brandyfreeman4098 I know Smeg is great brand and all...But IMO they have the absolute worst name ever (I know it's a Italian brand and name but still..). Anytime I ever read or hear their name, it makes me think of...well, I rather not say!
Those Tefal pans are great but I would advise you to put some cloth pan protectors between the pots and the pans when you are stacking them, otherwise the bottom can scratch the anti-stick coating of the pan it's in (speaking from experience here)
Those pots and pans would be amazing for parents with small children who like to grab handles off of the stove top. Also, yes, you can absolutely overcook spaghetti, good sir! It turns mushy and gummy and is inedible. I can't believe you cook dry pasta for more than 10 minutes! Mine is always al dente (without the helper, LOL) and has a nice bite to it still.
Those clip on handles are flammable, just so you know; plastic will pop, crack and smoke. Probably doesn't matter for induction hobs. They scratch the pans up and remove any protective coating it has; non-issue for steel pan, I guess. We've had some (also Tefal) for years and finally threw them out; replaced with a set from ProCook. The Tefal lids are made so that you can put them inside the pots for space saving: big pan sat on big lid, medium lid inside big pan, medium pan sat on medium lid, small lid inside medium pan, small lid sat on small lid. Great for space saving, can be pain in the arse if you want the pan and lid that's in the middle of the stack.
Awesome set of pans but too expensive for me. The handles are cool. My parents had a similar handle for her Corningware dishes in the 60's. Thought it was neat when I was young. I ordered your cook books and received one late yesterday. Can't wait to try the recipes. I'm not too good in the kitchen, but you give me hope. Lol. Love your videos
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The set looks nice but the way it grabs onto the pan bugs me I wonder if it will start to scrape off the non stick coating I wonder if having it attach onto the side would have been better
The pans are great had them for nearly two years, however, do not leave the handle on whilst the pan is on the heat, or leave them submerged in water, they do break.
@David Page The code worked for me!
Okay that was a really good ad and I really strongly considered buying this set or asking for it for Christmas... Definitely something I'll think about when my current cookware gets too worn out though!
Also - you say: "It doesn't matter if you cook spaghetti too long, does it?" I hear: millions of Italian gasps of horror.
I definitely prefer al dente pasta!
@@tncorgi92 Me too. I hate soggy pasta!
Yesh my husband over cooked macaroni once and it haunted me.
I'm not Italian. But over cooked pasta is nasty
Those pans are pretty cool. My mom used to have pans similar to those back in the 70's. She was constantly losing the handle and would yell out "Where is the pan handle" It became a running gag in our house every time she said that we all yelled back "In Texas"
Thus proving that not everything new is better :).....and LMAO on the Pan handle joke :D
So she was a terrible panhandler?
@@santajimi 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The pans are pretty cool, but I can also see how easy it would be to lose the handles or misplace them. Maybe if we could attach a gadget to the handle, so that every time you clap, the gadget beeps and you can locate your handle easily.
Damn it you ruined my dream! I wondered why this wasn't invented forever ago and why its not everywhere
"I love baked potatoes, but I don't have a microwave. It takes FOREVER to make a baked potato in the oven. Sometimes I put one there, even if I don't want one. Because by the time it's done, who knows?" - Mitch Hedberg
Side tip .. for speedy baked 🥔 500 degrees Fahrenheit or 260 degrees Celsius or hotter , learned that from working in commercial kitchen. Oh or even older method for faster oven 🥔 is find standard metal nail and insert in the centre, and cook , grand father use to do this long ago .
Just par boil (or fully boil) the potatoe and then bake and crisp up in the oven. Bob's your uncle.
How dare you people give baking tips on one of the greatest comedians best bits.
Slappy the Frog rest in peace.
I bake mine over 400°f for sure.. I prefer 450 if im in a rush. I also love to bake them till they still slightly stiff then easily peel them and cut them into chips. It gives the best outside crunch inside softness. Just cover in some oil and put back on the baking sheet in the over a little longer. Best chips/fries ever! And no knife peeling.
I love how he says he's gonna do ALL 4 SIDES of a round potato 😂
Potatoes don't have 4 sides? ;)
@@mrbarrylewis Only 2, the good side and the even better side!
@@ArchangelShine I thought the only two sides of a potato were the inside and the outside?
My Brain: *don't think about 69*
My Sense of Humor: It's gonna be spicy
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Good to know I'm not the only one!
For the last device it looks like you're suppose to use the plunger as the orange juicer. As in you cover up the metal corn bit and the part sticking out is your juicer.
Good call!
Was gonna comment that too. Kind of the fault of the manufacturer for not providing any paper instructions for their gadget combo. Cool idea though.
I was looking for this comment 🤣
@@denia1594 me too
The tefal pans are great. Until the handles break. We went through 6 handles over the 4 years we had them. Replaced with normal pans again. They are good if you have minimal storage though
Yeah, this was my concern. It looked like the handles might be a bit too breakable, at least for me. It's a great idea, but I'll wait until they make something a bit more sturdy.
My thought exactly. Plus they will scratch the hell out of the side of the nonstick pans.
Does tfal still make the regular pans. If not, I will be sad because I don't want these.
@@nicolelasher you can still use the coupon for anything else tfal. Just pick any pans you want and use the coupon on those.
I've had two of them for like 15 years and they still work perfectly well.
@@Null_Vampyrr you have had two of the ones that have switchable handles and all the pieces are still fine? Or you just had 2 tfal pans? I love tfal pans. But I want the handles riveted or screwed on.
On the fisher guy, you weren't supposed to bite off the whole part! Just take a small bit off the end with a knife and put the rest back in.
those removable pan handles are a neat idea for storage but they need to include more than 2 in a set. if your using more than 2 pans you need a handle on each. when i'm stirring something i want a handle on the pan to hold it steady, and i don't want to have to transfer the handle over each time i stir something. and i can see someone accidently hitting the buttons knocking the pan loose at a bad time
I'd probably forget that my new pans have removable handles and grab a hot pan with my bare hand to help me stir it.
I have non stick set and only one handle from few months. Not pushed buttons accidentally even once, and two of them are more then enough as you mostly remove handle if you're not need to hold pan in a while. I was constantly hurts by handles as I have small kitchen and cleaning it is way better as you don't have visible screws from handles inside 😉
You can buy more quite cheaply but given how easy it seems to by why can't just just move them from pan to pan?
I have managed fine, have had only one handle with my set for ages.
Before I found this channel. I still have other pots and pans but these are really convenient as space savers. I would not be convinced to replace my whole entire pan set with them though.
I can already tell that this episode is gonna be nice.
Yes, I went there. And no, I regret nothing.
Corningware invented those detachable handles back in the 70s haha i have an entire set of baking dishes that can go straight from oven to fridge or freezer, etc.
We had those! They were great.
I have to admit the tefal range is amazing, I actually use them for camping where they save so much space and are quality pans.
The great thing with the handles, if you have a heavy dish, ie. Shepherd's pie, you can attach both handles to carry over
That's genius
I wonder, would that help with pouring things from the pan too? Cause that would be a good reason for me to buy this set.
Probably still won't buy it, since I have a cupboard of perfectly good pots and pans, but maybe in the future when I have to get some new ones.
@@silver5515 yeah you can do a two handed pour so the weight isn't all through one wrist when the pan is full of potatoes/pasta and water x
@@mrbarrylewis Talking of Crispy baked Potatoes, the Mico range of microwave cookware you've previously reviewed make a Microwaveable Baked Potato Cooker, which give you a crispy skin, even though the Potato is cooked in the microwave. Mrs Deegeetee has one and absolutely loves it.
my grandparents litteraly own the same set as that ad
and love it it saves on storage space and makes cleaning easier
Awesome, i'd not seen it before but impressed. Nice to do a little spot for a brand I like
4:14 No you can't stick it on there, it's a non-stick pan!
The Tefal pans look amazing. I *love* when products are creative, multifunctional 6:14 &/or easy to store 3:00 3:59 18:23.
I'd love to see Barry do a follow up in the future to see how well they've held up over time. Hopefully it's reliable & long lasting.
I love the idea of the pans, but I personally would avoid Tefal non-stick frying pans. Our last set lasted less than a year before it started peeling.
Our new pans (can't remember the brand, possibly Scoville) have a very bumpy texture on the non-stick and they seem to be indestructible. I've even used metal spatulas and spoons and there's not even a mark on them.
I have tefals that are 10yrs old still fine and non stick.
Boston had quite a reaction to your singing. It was more than a feeling
It's all good until you pick up a pot and handle brakes LOL
This has been the best day in a while. Not only did I get a call about a job interview,but on top of that Barry posts a new kitchen gadget testing video🥳👏
Anyone here remember the TV ads that featured the 'Tefal Heads'? Brainy kids were often called this, and if you know the adverts, you'll know that it wasn't flattering. 🤔 😂😂😂
Saying that, Tefal do make some great gear. Nice.
That Tefal set is nifty and all but those handles will collect a lot of dirt and germs if you can't pick them apart and clean them.
I haven't tried to do that yet (clean it) i'll keep you posted how it goes but seems like you could click it in to clean areas then release it to expose the others, only one way to find out.... cook like a mad man
@@mrbarrylewis Much appreciated. Cook like you've never done before! And thanks for everything you've given us!
The " Avon for kitchen gadgets" was probably betterware or kleaneze, used to have both in my area until a few years back. The rep used to deliver the booklets on a Friday every 2 weeks and you had til Tuesday to pick anything you wanted on an order form and leave the book in your porch,they would then come the following Tuesday with the products and you paid for them on delivery.
or Tupperware
As soon as she said 'Avon catalogue for kitchen gadgets' I said Betterware. The catalogue used to come through my door every week. 🤣
MLMs
Sadly the handles absolutely wreck the non stick coating and Tefal give no shits about the guarantee and will just blame you (you washed it wrong/got it too hot) when you try and use it. Huge waste of money sadly.
When the dog started freaking out when u were singing I was dead 💀 lol. Thanks I needed that today!
Those pans are really good, one of the best things I have seen on the gadget videos.
Is Mrs. B remembering the Bettaware catalogue? If so, she's right, you would love it!!!
I have had a set for 23 years...still use and love them.
Those tefal pans are great, the only thing i would mention is that if you have someone in the house who likes to splash whatever they're cooking all over the place, it is possible for the handles to get a bit "sticky" and not open all the way and the handles aren't dishwasher safe either and the design makes them a little tricky to properly clean but other than that they are good.
A few years ago I read a great tip for getting a crispy skin on a microwave potato. Wash the potato, and while it is still wet coat it in salt. Microwave it, and then brush off the extra salt (to whatever level of saltiness you want) before serving. The skin ends up much tastier. (Not the same as a great oven-baked one, but much closer, and just as fast as microwaving plain).
I think the main purpose of the removable handles is that it can allow you put the pans in the oven. For example when cooking steak.
My mom had the potato thing for the microwave. It brings me nostalgia seeing them, as I haven't been able to see my mom for years now due to the pandemic.
Omg love the new t-fal design!
Whenever my Mum makes jacket potato in the microwave, I start quoting the old Lurpak advert: "Give it some respect. Give it an oven. Give it an hour. Give it Lurpak."
The jacket potato stand got me through university 20 years ago 😁
Omg wtf are all pans not like that! That honestly is so smart! I'm so glad you showed me these!
That removable handle is awesome!!! Now finally all the pans can be stacked, and I cannot how much space it will save!!!
My first car was a 1971 Datsun with a choke. I had it in 1997. So much fun.
ok, those pans are genius. i like that idea a LOT.
Grate you got Tefal as a sponsor. Berry grate.
These type of removable handles ive watched being used in small Asian kitchens to help save space and often wanted to try.
Finish your jackets in an air fryer! Soooo good
Ty! Fun watching you guys, as usual!
Our regular Tefal pans also have detachable handles after 1 year of usage. Unfortunately that's more a quality issue rather than design 😃
"This is an ad. They very kindly sent me this." lmao how kind of them to give you their product so you can advertise it for them
Absolutely amazing set as always! :D
A floppy rod and a nut CHOPPER? My mum had corningware with a handle that worked every time. Her 5 kids did the dishes where each one of us put the handle in a different place...drove our mum nuts.
The pan design is very cool. I would certainly buy them when I move into a place I own
Cheers, was impressed with them.... spoiler, in the next upload I use the pans again for an omelette and flip with it and it survived so it's pretty robust
@Tristan Lane I've got a few regular Tefal products at home and they all seem to be super high quality, I think the handle will be fine, I think most of their products come with a 10 year warranty too!
@Tristan Lane sometimes cheap and cheerful is the best, I've got a pan I bought that was Sainsbury's own brand in 2nd year of university and it still looks like the day I bought it!
That nut zoom thing can be used to chop garlic as well.
It's probably better suited for garlic, too. When do you need only three nuts chopped, compared to three cloves of garlic?
I hope they changed it for that, it would do garlic so well yeah
@@mrbarrylewis they do now sell a version thats meant for garlic, it's called the garlic zoom i believe
Spaghetti horror story......dropped the pot while draining my pasta, ended up boiling.....yes.... boiling my bare foot. Didn't feel good at all. Luckily no scarring or permanent damage. I just cook with shoes on now lol.
I think the "Plunger" for the corn gadget is used to juice the orange rather than pushing it
I'm in lust with that Tefal system!
Thanks Barry n Mrs B 🤗
9:20 the best way is to throw a strand of spagetti onto a wall if it sticks then it is done lol
Mrs B just enjoying her potato in the background
Barry, I agree with you. Baked potato gets baked nice and slow in the Oven for crisp skin and maximum Yum.
Happy Thanksgiving!!
I wish I was over the pond again for it! Was a fun experience :)
Another great video as always ❤
I love t-fal also and it's the only cook ware my husband will use but I'more interested right now in your cabinet.... I didn't know that existed!
I have the smaller pack of those pans (1 frypan, a large and small pot, plus a small and large lid for the stove and fridge). It only comes with one handle, but was a bit more affordable and I have loved it for like a year now! Super useful!
They used to supply most grill pans with removable handles, they just hooked on to the shape of the pans edge. No buttons to go wrong over time.
I have Tefal non stick set. I love them. Firstly I didn't want them but now I love them. I have all pots and pans from Tefal same as kettle and contact grill 🤣 all works perfect and it's space saving 😁
another great kitchen gadget vid Barry :D
Cheers Sarah
These are some of my favorite videos!
Thanks Casey
I have the same ingenio induction set (the all non stick set) for the past 2 years! Best purchase ever! Space saving, still in brilliant condition after 2 years, the handles can hold like 10 kilos, use them in the oven! What’s not to love! I haven’t and wouldn’t put them in the dishwasher though just in case (even though they are apparently dishwasher safe!) 😂
We have those Tefal pans to save space too and they're mostly awesome... But those handles aren't great. They're difficult to clean (while following the limiting instructions) and incredibly fragile. We're currently just using one of them because the other is stuck closed.
So great for small spaces, being able to put them in the oven is really helpful... But it feels like a design that could be improved greatly.
Lol... never seen the nut chopper before watching this video. Went to my local department store just now and saw they had the same thing but they had rebranded it as 'the garlic chopper'. Thought it was funny to have seen a never seen before gadget twice in a day! Makes total sense to rebrand it as a garlic chopper. You can already buy chopped nuts but you cant buy freshly chopped raw garlic! 😂
Most stores sell chopped raw garlic in jars. Sometimes even in big 32 oz. jars. As with chopped nuts, you'll pay more per pound for the chopped garlic.
The thing that stood out to me with the nut chopped was how few nuts it could hold at a time.
That is a clever cupboard design.
I was having one of the worse days, in years. And Barry, Thank You and Bless You! You made me lol and then, I was laughing so hard, the dog came to check on me. Thank you sir, From Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
My pasta horror story: I was at a friends house and was watching his brother make himself some spaghetti ish stuff. He first made the whole sauce from a pot and some veg, and once the sauce was done he just put the uncooked dried spaghetti into the sauce to cook it in there.
My mum had those ingenio pans, and they are honestly terrible. The normal pans are fine so long as you've got a stable stove or are only ever using as many pans as you have handles for, but if you've only got a cheap gas hob with thin grates, and you're stirring something in them without the handle on because you're using it on a different pan, the pan will sometimes tilt over (admitedly this is mostly the fault of the hob) and because there's no handle you've got nothing to keep it stable or catch it with that won't burn you. Then when it comes to the frying pans, we found the handles absolutely destroyed the non stick within a month or two. same way you're not mean to use metal spoons on non stick, you shouldn't use those handles on them. once the non-stick gets damaged and starts to peel away it's basically just scrap metal at that point because it's not safe to use due to the toxins in the non stick coating. And that's before you get to the issue of stacking non-stick pans on top of each other. definitely get some of those fabric pan separators if you're going to do that.
I like Tefal's stuff, but these pans are honestly just such a dumb idea and massively over-priced (even with the discount) considering you only get one or two handles. Go and buy the same amount of pans in the ComfortMax range. better quality, all have their own handles, you can still stack them fairly easily, and you'll save £100 from the discounted price of the ingenios. It's solving a problem nobody really has (i know you're trying to sell them because it's an ad, but taking 10 random pans out of your cupboard and replacing it with 5 and going "whoa! look how much space there is now" is really disingenuous) and charging you a premium for it.
Barry Lewis the king of Betterware :)
I have the Ingenio pans and they're great but the handles are poorly designed. Great idea, but if on gas hobs you have to be super careful about not leaving them on the pan in case they melt/smoulder (the plastic doesn't catch fire as such, just becomes super dry and crumbly). Other than that the benefits of space saving and hob safety (accidentally leaving a metal handle over a flame and then trying to grab it...) are pretty great.
I have a 50 year old handle similar to that - just doesn't lock. Got to admit, one thing that always annoys me about fancy pans is the bolt heads in the pan: always where the eggs stick. That set would definitely solve that problem!
And OMG, overcooking spaghetti is the worst!
I have a garlic mincer that works like the nut chopper and it works REALLY well and is alot of fun to use
I have a smaller version of the nut chopper that I use for garlic. So much easier for when the arthritis in my hands/fingers is bad. Some fabulous gadgets again.
I've got those pans, great on my induction hob. The jacket potato cooker I used to sell as a Kleeneze rep, and I do mine in the microwave until soft, then leave overnight in the fridge, rub in butter and salt and cook in a really hot (230+ degrees) for about 40 minutes to heat through and go really crispy!
I’m definitely interested in those pans!!! Love the handles
awesome gadgets but $400 for pans a bit pricey even the smaller sets $200 another fun video love your kitchen neat lazy Susan’s
For my early Christmas pressie I used the Tefal code to buy myself a full set of pans - which were already in their sale - so, all in all I saved about £200!! Thank you so much Barry. 🤩
The removable handles for the Tefal pans are a great idea! Maybe eventually I'll be able to get it but not right now.
Oh wow, My wife and I had that pan set in the 90's, we thought that they had quit making them!
I have a set of Tefal pans. In fact, those look like the same ones I have. I like that it is so easy to store them with the removable handles. Plus the plastic tops mean you can store food in the pan in the fridge. Great quality pans and very clever. But you do have to look after them properly as they are non stick pans.
Loved the video! 💖I would love to see a video on the progression of various different kitchens we have seen you in over the years or a link if you’ve already done that. :)
What do you mean sorry? What would you want me to show?
I think all have kitchens have been the same as far as appliances & such. The layouts would be the only thing that's changed. He has always been passionate about his SMEG & Morphy Richards products.
@@brandyfreeman4098 I know Smeg is great brand and all...But IMO they have the absolute worst name ever (I know it's a Italian brand and name but still..). Anytime I ever read or hear their name, it makes me think of...well, I rather not say!
Those Tefal pans are great but I would advise you to put some cloth pan protectors between the pots and the pans when you are stacking them, otherwise the bottom can scratch the anti-stick coating of the pan it's in (speaking from experience here)
6:03 Oh that looks so good!
I have this tefal set but the bigger one. I love it so much.
That was a lovely and interesting ad. You deserve that ad money
Those pots and pans would be amazing for parents with small children who like to grab handles off of the stove top.
Also, yes, you can absolutely overcook spaghetti, good sir! It turns mushy and gummy and is inedible. I can't believe you cook dry pasta for more than 10 minutes! Mine is always al dente (without the helper, LOL) and has a nice bite to it still.
A fisherman used to help cook spaghetti. You could call that Spaghetti Pollocknese
My grandma has been using a jacket potato thing since I can remember an still has it 😂🙈
Awesome Video Barry 👍🏻
The handle click thing is really cool but it would be a waste to replace all the other pans I have lol.
Always get excited when you upload 🤩
Cheers Leanne
Those clip on handles are flammable, just so you know; plastic will pop, crack and smoke. Probably doesn't matter for induction hobs. They scratch the pans up and remove any protective coating it has; non-issue for steel pan, I guess. We've had some (also Tefal) for years and finally threw them out; replaced with a set from ProCook. The Tefal lids are made so that you can put them inside the pots for space saving: big pan sat on big lid, medium lid inside big pan, medium pan sat on medium lid, small lid inside medium pan, small lid sat on small lid. Great for space saving, can be pain in the arse if you want the pan and lid that's in the middle of the stack.
Awesome set of pans but too expensive for me. The handles are cool. My parents had a similar handle for her Corningware dishes in the 60's. Thought it was neat when I was young. I ordered your cook books and received one late yesterday. Can't wait to try the recipes. I'm not too good in the kitchen, but you give me hope. Lol. Love your videos
The Tefal pans remind me a lot of camping cooksets, they often have one handle for all the pots and pans in the kit... :P
Oh that's cool, I sense a camping video idea now
I love barney lewis!
You are a lucky man, and I envy you. THank you for the videos.