Perfect crossover episode: kitchen gadget infomercial starring this machine and that exact Shredder reaction shot every time another potato meets its fate in the drum.
I think my wife looks at my lathe and other smaller lathe as I look at this tool. Like of course I need a quarter ton lump of machine taking up half the garage to tidy up a tiny piece of metal from time to time?! I’m certainly not doing it with a hand tool like a savage and the other one is to do it more accurately in an even more sophisticated manner!
I think I'd really like this. Sadly, while I'm going through a lot more potatoes than usual right now, 2 tonnes per hour is a rather intimidating duty cycle. I think I'd need it for a cumulative 10 seconds per week.
Definitely don't watch until the end of the minute long video, definitely assume that it's not a demonstration and is required to be used in an unsafe and unsanitary manor.
Dude, it's a demonstration/advertisement. They removed the funnel so you can see inside, and they're not serving the food. There are various attachments you can add, if you just google the thing using clues you see in the video itself.
I love how people talk about going into a Black Hole like it’s some magical land with crazy animals and you can go back in time and save the world…when in actuality it’s just that lol
Looks like probably a sweet potato, not a carrot? Sweet potato fries are definitely a thing, though I don't know if the optimal frying time & temp is the same for both, so mixed batches like that might be a problem.
I'd usually agree, but you would have to intentionally stick your hand all the way in and to the side to hurt yourself. This is no more dangerous than the cleaver in my knife drawer.
Right, but there's usually a big difference between regulations for at-home devices and industrial machines. This may be in a country without those safety regulations.
Perfect crossover episode: kitchen gadget infomercial starring this machine and that exact Shredder reaction shot every time another potato meets its fate in the drum.
I think my wife looks at my lathe and other smaller lathe as I look at this tool. Like of course I need a quarter ton lump of machine taking up half the garage to tidy up a tiny piece of metal from time to time?! I’m certainly not doing it with a hand tool like a savage and the other one is to do it more accurately in an even more sophisticated manner!
offer to make dinner one night and prove its usefulness
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Sorry about your weenie
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What point are you even trying to make besides being condescending? 😅
I think I'd really like this. Sadly, while I'm going through a lot more potatoes than usual right now, 2 tonnes per hour is a rather intimidating duty cycle. I think I'd need it for a cumulative 10 seconds per week.
I shall call her Julienne.
They couldn't spend just a teeeeeennnyyy bit more to give it a proper funnel? Also, you gotta love that the trays are right on the dirty floor.
Definitely don't watch until the end of the minute long video, definitely assume that it's not a demonstration and is required to be used in an unsafe and unsanitary manor.
Dude, it's a demonstration/advertisement. They removed the funnel so you can see inside, and they're not serving the food. There are various attachments you can add, if you just google the thing using clues you see in the video itself.
Geez, Gordon Ramsey, there's nothing wrong with floor food!
it’s called FLAVOR
That modification will be expensive, and it won't be profitable for Frito-Lay.
If I won the lottery, I wouldn't tell anyone, but there would be signs...
I love how people talk about going into a Black Hole like it’s some magical land with crazy animals and you can go back in time and save the world…when in actuality it’s just that lol
If I had one of these I'd make so many hash browns
r/dontputyourdickinthat
It’s the Black + Decker Pecker Wrecker. It slices, it dices, it even makes julienne fries.
Y esas papitas? Son diminutas
r/dontputyourdickinthere
Why they adding carrots to my pommes frites
Looks like probably a sweet potato, not a carrot? Sweet potato fries are definitely a thing, though I don't know if the optimal frying time & temp is the same for both, so mixed batches like that might be a problem.
Cool, but seems very unsafe unless there's some sort of safety mechanism I can't see.
The safety mechanism is hand no go in potato only
I'd usually agree, but you would have to intentionally stick your hand all the way in and to the side to hurt yourself. This is no more dangerous than the cleaver in my knife drawer.
Right, but there's usually a big difference between regulations for at-home devices and industrial machines. This may be in a country without those safety regulations.
does your cleaver go 100 mph?
/r/oddlyterrifying
To shreds you say?
Mmmm...floor potatoes!
That’s fukin scary man.
what's that for, i wonder
looks pretty thin for french fries
SHRRREDDDDDIIITTTT BRO!
It is paramount that the cylinder remains intact
I shouldn't call her
ToolGifs in the wild!
Watching stoned and that's my pick for the Oscar. No debate.
Just because it spins doesn't make it a centrifuge.
food eviscerator 9000
That’s exactly the kind of thing I wish I had in my kitchen.
how could people dare to do something like this? technology is a miracle of evolution