If you enjoyed this video, please give it a THUMBS UP as it helps me in the KZread algorithm! 😀 You all commented asking for more Amazon Product videos so I thought this Kitchen Gadget video would be super fun and interesting. I hope you like it! What part of the house should I tackle next?? 👇🏼 Comment below 👇🏼

@Oceangirl_505

2 жыл бұрын

Great video, Matt! More gadgets of any kind, please. BTW, check out Laura on Garden Answer, she, like you & me, plays piano and just got a baby grand Steinway. I love you & your wonderful family, Matt! 💜🏜️

@e3vL1

2 жыл бұрын

Please add time stamps for each product in video description on this video and moving forward. Example: Time Stamp. Product Name. Product link

@jeaniestoltz1764

2 жыл бұрын

Bathroom

@waynesworld3d975

2 жыл бұрын

Yes thank you very much for posting! I didn't realize how much online shopping I do until I found your channel. Can you make videos about other online shopping services? Touch of modern, Instagram and Facebook markets, etsy ect?

@tthappyrock368

2 жыл бұрын

I seriously need some of these gadgets!

The "brush holder" that comes with the dicer is actually a garlic peeler! Put garlic in it and roll and the skin is supposed to come off.

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@AmandaRoby811

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedealguy Thank you for the video!

@cheriereed8535

2 жыл бұрын

The garlic peeler is worth the price, love mine.

@jessicamiskey4261

2 жыл бұрын

I was just going to tell him :)

@grammydar3358

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for some great shopping ideas.

"My wife...a separate person if that's not clear..." You crack me up!!! This vid is aMAZing! More please!

The can drainer can also be turned around so that you can press the strainer into can such as tuna to press out all the water or oil. It's great . I've had one in the kitchen for years.

@susancioffi2505

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Me too.

@angelineholt7389

Жыл бұрын

And me! 😁

@zoer7338

Жыл бұрын

Me too, and I paid way less than eight dollars (!) for it!

"Matt Granite; Come for the deals, stay for the laughs." 😆 Our fella always has me cracking up.

You’ve asked about our butter habits before! To recap, I keep my butter in the fridge, removing 1 stick at a time when needed and leave that stick out till used up. It actually rests in the neat little butter dish you advised me to buy from Dollar Tree last year. 😀

@annavillalon4289

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! Will buy the pot top holders and sponge caddy! Thanks for the great tips & entertainment!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Haha yes I have! But I've had a bunch of new people come and watch me since then so I wanted to check in again!

@ShaneRM878

2 жыл бұрын

Didn’t know you could do this, how long does it keep at room temp?

@sharonburns2699

2 жыл бұрын

@@ShaneRM878 I haven’t tried it for longer than a week. Google reports salted butter is safe on counter (makes sense considering the preserving qualities of salt). Google also reports a butter crock will keep it for weeks.

@strixt

2 жыл бұрын

Butter can sit out for a while without going bad. I've used it a month later without detriment. Also, a butter dish is the best way to store it on the counter. Butter crocks and butter bells can actually make it go bad faster.

Even though I don't necessarily NEED any of these, you always make me feel like I do! 😂 I truly enjoy your videos Matt 😉

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Haha yes, I don't expect anyone to buy ALL of these products, just hope you see 1 or 2 that catch your eye :)

@vickyjackson6672

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedealguy always 😊

@kim99may

2 жыл бұрын

I have the chop it. It’s basically the one as seen on tv item I refuse to part with. Lol 😝

@allthingspossible4569

Жыл бұрын

LOL me too!

That bag dispenser is EVERYTHING, I've had it for months

@carmelita4855

2 жыл бұрын

My MIL made me one and I just don’t know what I did before it came into my life!!💕

You're such a great person , Matt, to help all of us become more organized and feel more competent in our homes. Thank you.

I got that can strainer in college from pampered chef and it's a game changer! It goes on top of regular cans but fits perfectly inside tuna cans to get ALL the liquid out!

@zork999

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I have used that for years. Just turn it over and squeeze out all the liquid. It works great and the tuna ends up as "dry" as you like - I like mine very dry. Mine (which is probably 20 years old) is top-rack dishwasher safe - I assume the new ones are too.

I jumped over here so fast it made my head spin! 🤩

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Amy!!

@marilynb8704

2 жыл бұрын

Me too lol

@bubbles2868

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Matt!!! I love you!! you are SSOooooo much more entertaining than ANY talk show/ comedy show/ or reality tv show I've ever watched! You're adorably transparent and real. I actually belly laugh when I watch you ...in addition to learning where, what and when to buy certain items. A million thanks to you for loving what you do (or at least looking like it).

Hey Matt! Thank you again for great deals. The cup with the built in straw is great for the environment too besides looking for a straw and it’s already attached! You rock! Keep up the great work!

I use a "butterbell" on the counter which is an absolute GAME CHANGER. Real butter remains soft enough to spread easily and doesn't go bad

@carolinegarrett3542

2 жыл бұрын

YES

@mexicant777

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve always wanted to get one, but I’ve read comments where people say mold forms in the bell. Is this am actual problem?

@Saberwolf71

2 жыл бұрын

@@mexicant777 I've had mine for about 6 months with no issues. You change out the little bit of water every 2-3 days and it works great.

YES! The can colander is a great gadget. I have used one of these for years. Turn it upside down in a can of tuna, press down over the sink and drain ALL the liquid easily. These are wonderfully useful gadgets! And the spaghetti measure is also very useful - I had a plastic one years ago. I’ll get a new one of these. Thx Matt!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! The steel spaghetti measurer is extremely sturdy

@vickiibendit943

2 жыл бұрын

I have several of the can drainers and use it for all types of items!

The can colander is my best tool. The handles are designed so you can invert the can over a glass or mug and save the liquid. Excellent for canned fruit and the liquid from garbanzo beans.

I have that same can colander that I purchased from a local store, and I LOVE it. I use it mainly to drain tuna and chicken cans but have used it on occasion to drain veggie cans as well. I have also recommended to family and friends.

Got the text and headed right over! Love the paper towel, foil, plastic wrap! Going to order that today. And butter on the counter for short term use. We live in Florida but generally go through it so fast it doesn't go bad 😁

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for coming to say hey Donna!

You, sir, are an absolute goof! 🤣 Love the demonstrations. And good on you for helping your Mom and Dad. Great video!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

knocking it out of the park yet again Matt... I go back to a lot of your videos for ideas!! keep up the great work

For the can colander - you can use it on the inside the rim of the cans - for things like tuna that you squeeze out the extra liquid. I have a couple of these items. Typical the butter dish is on the counter - with real butter.

@fritzkongi4708

2 жыл бұрын

I learn so much reading comments!!

@Nan-59

2 жыл бұрын

That looked like a very useful tool that we don't already have! We are trying to minimize our house, but that looks like it's worth the minimal space it makes up to have one.

@woodstream6137

2 жыл бұрын

I just use the can lid. 😉

@lisahenesey501

2 жыл бұрын

That’s exactly how I use it! Also for draining caned fruit. I found one at Dollar Tree!!

@susanma4899

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I just cut the lid 99% off. Then I can recycle the lid more safely and easily--just push it inside the can.

Instead of using the mold for ice I'm thinking of using it as a mold for "Jello Blox". Edible pieces can also be used as a puzzle.

@zapyawhereithurts

2 жыл бұрын

Great idea....Jello shots!

@kirstenschull2010

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant idea!

Butter goes on the counter! I recently bought a butter dish after we moved and everyone was blown away at how amazing it is. The butter is always spreadable and for some reason I think room temp butter has a better taste!

My grandmother had a similar setup for her foil and wraps back in the 1960s! It was a copper color and even hung on the wall.

We stock up on butter when it's on sale, so I usually keep some in the fridge and some in the freezer. We always keep some on the counter for eating and baking. It's easier to spread and bake with. I also keep a little margarine on hand, too. That always stays in the fridge. I want one of those toasters!

@starlaberge9792

2 жыл бұрын

Me too (on the toaster "WANT"..But dang it's expensive. 😱

Oh my gosh! I didn’t even know half these products existed. Nor did I know I needed them…but I totally do! That toaster is going straight in my wish list for Mother’s Day. As for butter, on the counter in a covered butter dish. Always ready to spread that way. Matt, I will forever watch your videos picturing you in your shirt and tie…and athletic shorts!!🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for your awesome and fun videos!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Elizabeth! You're a sweet heart

@leahrowe847

2 жыл бұрын

Me to on the real butter!!

@jaimejewel9994

2 жыл бұрын

Great video Matt! And ditto to Elizabeth! I didnt know most of these existed. My favorite was the one for cheese/butter. I keep all dairy in refrigerator. Thanks for all your videos. Ice cube tray cool idea to use to teach kids too ;-) enjoy day all!

The push handle chopper is fantastic! I had one for almost 20 years. Loved it. Then son moved in with his bride and their children. Never saw it again. It is fast, effective, easy to clean and so much quicker than using a food processor or doing it by hand. I need to get another! As an FYI, the colder the onion the less gas escapes and burns your eyes. If storing them in the fridge isn’t possible, you can also do it under running water. How? Peeling is easy but chopping under water is baffling to me. You might be able to figure it out. When I have to chop onion for a recipe, I chop the entire onion and put the chopped onion I did not use in a plastic bag in the freezer. If it is a lot of onion left, or if you do several, divide them into the snack size freezer bags and put them in the freezer. Speaking of chopping and freezing, I like to use orange zest in a lot of recipes. Whenever I buy mandarins or “Cuties”, I toss the peels into plastic bags. They are the sweetest and most flavorful orange peel and when I need some for muffins, cookies, cakes like carrot cake, some stir fry dishes like orange chicken or cold jello salad or cranberry sauce, I pull it out of the freezer and very thinly slice it and use it.

I have been having the plastic bag holder for bout 15yrs easily n I love it, it holds so many bags its truly amazing n looks neater than the cloth bag holders.

Thanks Matt for always keeping your videos informative and funny. I loved the snacks on the sofa ! Going to order a couple of items today. I keep a stick of real butter(Kerri Gold) in a covered butter dish on my counter.

I love the stainless steel caddy! Definitely going to get this! Thanks for the great video as usual Matt! Always look forward to them. Have a great day

Oxo makes great products. I bought the egg separator and some needed kitchen utensils while I was at it. Thanks as always

Hi Matt. As usual, loved the video. You asked how we store our butter. I store mine in the frig and also on the counter. I use a "butter bell" on the counter. You put the butter in the lid and then a bit of water in the holding dish which forms a seal to keep air out. Mine is cut glass antique, but you can get them everywhere now. Keeps the butter fresh and smooth for easy use.👍

I haven't even watched the video yet, but I know this will be great! Thanks for all your hard work, Matt! We all love your humor and informative videos!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Claire :)

@claireg44

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedealguy Update -- watched the video, LOVED it as anticipated. I laughed WAAAYYY too hard at your couch/snack chopstick segment... 🤣 Very relatable!

I clicked as soon as I got the text!! I was just getting ready to do some shopping anyway!! How fortuitous! Love you much!🤗

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Love you too Shelley!

You remain one of my favorite KZreadrs due to your commitment to quality, good info & humor

The snack tweezers were the funniest!! Thank you for the laughs!!

1. I keep my butter in the fridge. 2. I have that sink caddy and love it (when you show products I have I feel so validated!) 3. I need those lid holders, containers and finger chopsticks!!

Love your reviews deal guy! They are funny but also provide real reviews and products that we've all might have seen and thought "but does it work" especially when it comes to kitchen gadgets.

Came over from the secret text group☺️☺️ Love the video as always!!!! Your Sam’s and Amazon videos for the holidays saved us sooo much money and kept us well within our Christmas shopping budget!! I see the slicer and the silicone covers will be on my doorstep this weekend ☺️☺️☺️ So appreciative of the hard work you put in to provide excellent content. Great job Matt and Happy New Year to you and your beautiful family!!!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for popping over! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment Shana!! Ooo let me know what you think of them once they arrive!!

You sold me on that slap slicer dicer! Just clicked on your link and purchased. Thank you for the recommendation👍

I love your videos. I just bought 3 of the items. I've been putting my butter on the kitchen counter for about 6 months now. Best thing I've ever done :) Soft butter all the time.

I love watching your videos. About the butter, I always keep mine on the counter. Then we can have either winter butter or summer butter ( depending on the season) 😂 of course the back up butter is in the fridge.

Your mom & dad raised you to be a wonderful son, husband and father. Your awesome Deal Guy!!!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Maria! This comment made my day

My morning coffee and watching you is the best!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Wow that is such a compliment Debbie. How do you like your coffee?

@debbiecarroll5672

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedealguy light with no sugar..I'm sweet enough .lol

For the packaging being well done, give credit to the seller, they give heart & soul, on making sure a lot of times pay extra for their quality of their products and packaging! Well done seller👍

I saw a review on this toaster and it was 50/50. For the price I will just make myself happy with my 10.00 unit. Thanks Matt, I have told my wife about some of the deals and she was quite happy.

Okay so the two things I REALLY need from this list are the pasta measurer (even though it's just myself and my husband, I'll cook a whole box just to have multiple meals) and the stainless steel holder for brushes and sponges. I LOVE the drip feature so that you don't have to take everything out. Thanks for this video, Matt! (And all your videos, for that matter.)

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

The pasta measurer is a game changer!

@snooooopycomehome

2 жыл бұрын

I got my pasta measurer at Dollar Tree years ago not sure if they still sell. Mine is thick plastic not metal but does the same job

@elainerobson9347

Жыл бұрын

The sink caddy is amazing! Well worth the price!

We keep one stick of butter in a butter dish on the counter and the rest in the fridge. Love the map I’ve cube tray! Must start shopping now. Thanks Matt!

I'm actually really glad I watched this, I have a small mini fridge in my apartment room but have a hard time leaning down all the time to fetch milk or other drinks due to space issues. (and a bad back) so I'm really considering those automatic drink dispensers.

I love the shorts with white shirt and tie! I think this is your signature look! Makes me smile!

Thanks Matt! I went to your link and bought the paper towel/saran wrap/tinfoil dispenser...very cool item to use in my "space starved" kitchen...❤

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

Love the snack tongs! My husband rolls his eyes when I use chopsticks to eat cheetos, but apparently, others have similar food issues

@baumullerm

2 жыл бұрын

This also allows you to type on computer while snacking but not getting on your fingers

@annoyedok321

2 жыл бұрын

I rubbed my eyelids after eating some cheap doritos once and my eyeball swelled up. You really shouldn't touch hot peppers either.

Love the power towel/foil/cling wrap situation❤

"Instagrams" Pleural - ADORABLE!!! You go mama!

I think I'll buy that set of silicone covers for butter and cheese, super handy! I bought several storage jars on clearance at Old Time Pottery, but the Amazon price is EXCELLENT!

I must say the snack chopsticks demo was my favorite part! Thanks for another fun video! Oh, and my butter is out in a heavy crystal butter keeper. Just soft enough to spread.

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked watching it as much as I enjoyed filming it

Fun products. A few thoughts. - I NEED the pot lid holders!!! - The can strainer is great. I found it at the 99¢ store about a year ago (and still see there) so keep eyes open if there. - The finger chopsticks are fun. But would have to be for NO sharing bowl for me. Once eating off it, I couldn't help but think of double dipping.] - I want the mama baking soda holder. It would just make me smile when seeing it in the fridge.

@delmaplain6823

2 жыл бұрын

Found a black and white penguin baking soda holder at Walmart about three years ago and should have gotten two, one for freezer!, as next time zI was in they were sold out, and did not get them in again!

I hope you are as sweet in real life as you appear in your videos ❤️ you’re energy is refreshing and I wish more people had you’re energy

I need the paper towel dispenser! I'm one of those that wrestle with saran wrap

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Same!! It was a game changer

Your videos always bring a smile to my face XD

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

This comment made me smile too!

@deeshaw9189

2 жыл бұрын

You know the hole in the spaghetti sever, well that's to measue one severing of pasta. You're welcome😄

for my butter, I recently invested in a butter crock (from Amazon) and am enjoying it so far and would definitely recommend to anyone. holds one stick at a time and keeps in fresher on the counter than a regular butter dish would, the rest I just keep in the fridge.

With labeling products you should always include the expiration date. I use a dry erase marker for the expiration date. There is a dry erase board type vinyl you can use to label things 🥰

My favorite is the stainless sink caddy, especially since it allows easy emptying of the drippings Thanks so much for great videos. We keep 1 to 2 sticks of butter in our butter crock on the counter.

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Agree!! Love the sink caddy

Great video Matt and fantastic Amazon finds. I do have the pasta gauge, the chopper and the can colander that I purchased years ago from Pampered Chef. Unfortunately, I paid way too much back then but they are good and durable. As for the butter the answer is yes. I keep one stick on the counter and the rest in the fridge or freezer when I buy in bulk at Costco.

uuu for the can beans and the eggs seperator and the choper wow perfect yes!! thank you

My grandmother had a wrap dispensers way back in the 50s and 60s. I loved using it because it was so convenient and easy. Wish I could find a picture of one.

Hey Matt! Love all of your videos! I’m from the secret text society (STS) I have that slap chopper, and I love it . I use it with almost every meal. I have one stick of butter that I keep out in a butter bell. Thank you for all you do for us! Can’t wait to see the deals at Costco for February! 😍☀️😎

@jo-joswelcomehomekollectio7274

2 жыл бұрын

typoons91, we keep one of those in our camper. Convenient when you're boon docking or don't have access to electric for other reasons! :)

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha I love the STS!!! Very funny! Thanks so much for watching. Very excited to share February's Costco video!

I love the holder for the egg separator. Will order this because of that feature. Thanks!

I’ve had the can liquid strainer for years but I never remember to use it! I just use the can lid itself to strain out the liquid.

@paulgerhard2753

2 жыл бұрын

Happy new year friend, how are you doing today. It’s my pleasure to have you here and to talk with hope you don’t mind? I don’t mean to be rude that’s why I’m asking if we can be friends, if yes text me back thanks and God bless you and your family

Added those food huggers to my list! I’ve had several of those food choppers/blitz hackers over the years, they are efficient and easy to clean and not another think I have to plug in. Thanks as always for your reviews

@paulgerhard2753

2 жыл бұрын

Happy new year friend, how are you doing today. It’s my pleasure to have you here and to talk with hope you don’t mind?

Hi Matt, thank you for yet another great video. We always stick a couple sticks of butter on the counter and the rest stays in the fridge. It is good in the Summer, but come Winter it doesn't seem to matter, it just doesn't get soft enough. Have a great Thursday!!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Have a great day too Angela! I'm a butter in the fridge type of guy, but your comment is convincing me to switch

@jennbinkley8809

2 жыл бұрын

How warm do you keep your house in the winter, Angela? I'm in the NE, so I do have winter here. I keep my house at 69-70 so my countertop butter is still spreadable.

@dawnrobbins5877

2 жыл бұрын

The European butter is higher fat and is spreadable in 10-15 minutes after taking from the fridge!

I love AMAZON! My husband is not so happy about how much I love Amazon 😂

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

The can strainer is amazing! I have one and use it to drain tuna. I've never had tuna so dry!

I’m working at organizing my kitchen right now so this video was very helpful. Thanks!

Thanks for all the texts, I LOVE that you do that! I was excited to see the modern version of paper towel, foil, and saran wrap holder! I have my gradma's from her kitchen and, as all items from her, I cherish it, I am a huge fan of vintage items finding their way back into our homes! I do prefer the IKEA bag holder, bc its bigger and holds more bags, mine is about 20 years old and looks/works perfectly. The look of the one you shared here is really nice though and maybe would look nicer in the kitchen..move the other to the garage. Thanks for sharing!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for commenting :) I will have to check out the IKEA bag holder!!

@tjday444ify

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedealguy You highlighted it a recent video, I believe it was IKEa products under 20. I watch all of your videos, as they pop up, so I am not 100% sure, but pretty sure. Lol

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

@@tjday444ify hahahaha oh duh!! Silly me. I got confused because I kept trying to think which ikea bag holder was silver - forgot all about the plastic one. Yes that is a great option also, I would say this one just looks more aesthetically pleasing

@tjday444ify

2 жыл бұрын

@@thedealguy hahaha! Sorry!

@tjday444ify

2 жыл бұрын

That's ok! I'd love to see best deals on home improvement stuff...closet organization, flooring, I watched the sams vs costco and lowes vs home depot but there are so many choices! Maybe that's a huge tackle, but just an idea

Matt, I actually bought the #6 item the can strainer about a year ago. It's an awesome product! I use it for canned tuna and canned chicken. It works like a charm! Thank you so much for putting together all the research and videos you do for so many different stores and huge variety of products! We appreciate all you do and that you share the info. Be well and stay safe!

@paulcullen814

2 жыл бұрын

I agree about the can strainer, we have 2 of them. We use them to drain the oil from a can of tuna in oil into a saucepan, add flour and milk and make a thick white sauce, then stir in the tuna and chopped hard boiled egg to make tuna and egg pies. Saves throwing away the oil that has all the tuna flavour in it. One question though, why drain the tomato sauce from a can of baked beans in tomato sauce? I always just tip them into a saucepan and heat them.

@robin472

Жыл бұрын

Remove the sauce from canned beans if wanting to reduce sodium levels

Always enjoy your content and will pick up one or two items you suggest in our monthly stroll through Costco. Just bought two of the items in this video using the link, so I hope you are compensated. Keep up the great work... and might I suggest a DC converter and smll fridge for your trunk. Sometimes you need to keep your meats and desserts cool while you shoot.

I keep the butter in the refrigerator. I enjoy your videos. Very informative !

@thedealguy i think the brush holder you mentioned for the food chopper (04:13) is actually to help you more easily peel garlic skin. you just put garlic clove(s) in it and while adding some pressure with your palm, roll it back and forth on a hard surface. I have personally never tried it myself. just seen it demonstrated on other youtube vids. hope this helps ^-^" and i think it's great if it can double as a brush holder as well!

So many cool items in this video! I'm going to grab a few of these. That can colander ~ that is indeed a game changer. Thanks!! Also, that food hugger will come in handy. Although that means I will no longer have an excuse to eat an entire block of cheese in at sitting...

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 Glad I showed some things you liked

The amazing thing is that you share items that are actually helpful and beneficial. Super nifty, too!

The food chopper can be bought at Family Dollar stores for $5.00. I bought one like 10 years ago for $2 or $3, it's a great tool.

@gingermonroe4153

Жыл бұрын

I want one two!

I found most everything you showed at half the price at local stores. Can strainer is $4 at target, Walmart and bed bath & beyond.

@jade8568_VR

2 жыл бұрын

I got my can strainer at my dollar store lol

@SharpLife4

2 жыл бұрын

That’s cause Amazon is overpriced sadly. Stores in person almost always better price. I wonder if I can find the sink caddy somewhere

@cheesecakemerritt6105

2 жыл бұрын

The can strainer does not fit into a tuna can and to push water or oil out of the can. I had an old can strainer, which was perfect.

@alicerobinson1173

2 жыл бұрын

Glad NOT to see an avocado 🥑 slicer.

@fournomore

2 жыл бұрын

@@SharpLife4 maybe target!

I am 100% sure that the “brush holder“ for the food chopper is actually a garlic peeler. You put whole cloves of garlic in there, you move it on the countertop like you’re making a snake out of Play-Doh, and it peels the garlic for you. And since the description says “garlic peeler included“ that would be it.

The veggie/fruit holder is excellent for someone who is visually impaired. It acts as a guide for the knife which is great!

I got the same exact vagueholder that you showed in the very first clip from Aldi‘s actually and I only paid 499 I think for it. And absolutely love it!!!

The Dollar Tree has those can strainers. It also has a "dip" in it for smaller size cans. You can also turn it around and push the strainer INTO the can, great for things like draining tuna!

@lisabishop6266

2 жыл бұрын

That's mainly what I have used mine for. If you used the tuna can lid, they always seem to bend etc. W the strainer, it's much easier!

We love you as well Matt. The finger chopsticks look interesting as that I’m not the best at using regular chopsticks. Note: with the device for draining cans , you can also invert it and push it into the can to attempt to get most or all of the tuna packing liquid out of the can if you wish. Can’t wait or Valentine suggestions. Thanks

LOVE the can strainer! Who knew ? Thank You. GREAT tutorial as usual.

@paulgerhard2753

2 жыл бұрын

Happy new year friend, how are you doing today. It’s my pleasure to have you here and to talk with hope you don’t mind?

I have had a Pampered Chef food chopper similar to the one you showed. I love it I use it frequently.

@paulgerhard2753

2 жыл бұрын

Happy new year friend, how are you doing today. It’s my pleasure to have you here and to talk with hope you don’t mind? I don’t mean to be rude that’s why I’m asking if we can be friends, if yes text me back thanks and God bless you and your family

🤣😂🤣 You alway's make me smile Matt. Amazon should sponsor you! Love all xox products. Cool gadgets and bought alot of the gadget stuff for Christmas. Quite the toaster 😳 Not a good price though for me and love the chopper and slicer , surely will make it easy for this old gal. Have a blessed day!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

OXO is an amazing brand!!!

I'm not big on kitchen gadgets that only have one purpose, but the can colander is great! You can squeeze the water out of a tuna can without having fish smelling hands! It's also great for draining canned beans and vegetables. All of these gadgets seemed pricey to me, even the can colander, but I would pay for another one!

I keep my butter on the counter in a butter boat. Love watching your suggestions!

I have had 2 sink caddies for a couple of years, the stainless one by the kitchen sink and a white one next to the bathroom sink where I keep toothbrushes (including my rechargeable toothbrush) and toothpastes. Love them both!

You do such a great job Matt, one of the national news morning shows should pick you up for something new.

@aquilasnest

2 жыл бұрын

Our did, for awhile.

Wow!! Loved most of the items! But don't think I could ever spend $300 on a toaster!!

@thedealguy

2 жыл бұрын

If it wasn't the only thing my wife wanted for Christmas last year, trust me, I wouldn't have either 😂

I just ordered the sink caddy. It’s just what I needed! Thx 🙏🏾

you pick the greatest products. i'm hooked on your monthly summary.

I have a stick of butter that sits out on the counter because real butter gets used in my house quite often!!

Hi Matt! I keep my butter in a Butter Bell on my counter. It keeps it fresh and soft enough to spread! Great video!