coppertop
Team Owner
Outside of the essential appliances like your stove and refrigerator, what are your "can't do without" kitchen/Cooking appliances and why can't you do without them? Also, on average how often do you use them?
Keurig- I'm confused as to how coffee was made before :
Chopper/Food processor- I hate dicing.
Vitamix- yes God! :
Is this better than the bullet?
You mean the vitamix? It's AMAZING. Very powerful.
Or the Ninja Chopper? I just use it for dicing onions, celery, chicken etc.
I've never used the Ninja Bullet tho.
Sorry I meant the vitamix, have you tried the bullet.
It's easier cleanup and you can pretty much throw the entire fruit/veggie like the vitamix. I like the compact size too.
Hubby bought me one for my birthday last year with the food processor attachment. I haven't touched it. Don't know what to do with it. Never realized I liked doing everything by hand also I'm not good at instructions.
It's 16 years old and is a beast. I use it 4-5 times a week for everything and never had a problem.
I LOVE the spiralizer.
My husband LOVES the attachments...he just bought this for me at Kohl's for $50 on some insane special. I can't wait until Apple season gets here...there is gonna be jelly, apple butter, applesauce, dried apple slices and Apple pie filling like tomorrow's never gonna come!
But I have to say my electric frying pan...I can cook anything in that sucker!
When is apple season? Do you have your own apple tree?
Whatttt!!!!???
Yessss *runs to the store* Yes yes yes.
ETA: wait a minute is it an actual frying pan?
This baby rightchea...OMG!!!
https://m.bedbathandbeyond.com/m/pr...d-electric-skillet-in-black-copper/1046698599
Apples, I have a couple of trees but they are good for cider but I live in Michigan where apples are plentiful and cheap...I found them for 10 cents a lb. last year...I couldn't drive by the place without buying 50lbs.
Woww!!! What a price?!! My goodness.
And thanks I'm going to go buy that!! What do you usually cook on it?