- [Narrator] We are Sorted. A group of mates who have your back when it comes to all things food. From cooking battles to gadget reviews - That is so epic! - [Narrator] and cookbook challenges, to a mid-week meal Packs app. - [Chef] Crack your eggs, bake. - [Narrator] We uncover the
tools that'll help us all cook and eat smarter. Join our community where
everything we do starts with you. - Hello everyone, I'm Mike, this is Ben, welcome to Fridge Cam. - Now you guys have asked
for some more kitchen gadgets and this time we've gone out and got some crowdfunded kitchen gadgets, and they appear to be a pretty big deal. - Or are they? (logo reverberating) (door slam) - Two great advantages of being
friends with a chef is one, sometimes they're cooking great food, and number two, when you're a Normal and you're looking to find
something for your kitchen, you can get their advice. - James, first question,
have you ever backed anything that's been crowdfunded? - No, I don't think I have. - You tight stereotype of a Scot. (James laughing) Do you want to lift the cloche? - Sure Jamie. Wow, coffee. Tea, it's tea. What do you call it? Caddys? (laughing) I always thought
that would work out. - Wanna play the pitch video? - [Video Announcer] Making
a great tasting cup of tea is never easy, that's why
we've created Qi Aerista. - Simplicity. - [James Reading] Qi Aerista comes with six preset brewing programs. Begin brewing with as
little as one button press. - Enchanting. - [James Reading] Enjoy your
strong brew tea hassle free. Qi Aerista will brew your tea- - Effortlessly. - [James Reading] Would you
like to make a cup of tea? I would actually, I'm quite
eager to make a cup of tea. - K, James, in front of you,
you've got everything you need to make us, and yourself,
a delicious cup of tea. - Remove the lid and infuser, right, done. (reading) Fill the pot
with clean drinking water. K, I filled it up to two cups. (reading) place tea
leaves inside the infuser and turn on the brewer
by long pressing Brew for two seconds. Press Type to toggle the
desired tea type selection. Then I press Brew. That was actually easier
than I expected it. - Is it changing the brew length and the temperature of the water? - Definitely temperature. You don't want to boil a kettle
then put 100 degree water over tea.
- Don't you? - No, cus it burns the tea, doesn't it? - [Barry] Does it?
- Same with coffee, it burns the coffee. - So this looks like it's
for people that are trying to get the best tea experience
in a more convenient way. - I'm still not 100% sure how it works. - Condensation and then just... - No please, carry on. - What?
(James laughing) - James is looking for
your scientific explanation of how it's working. Just the steam and the ... - The steam
- Yeah. - Condensates and then percolates. - That's a lot of words that Barry said. - Oh, what is your problem?
(Jamie laughs) - To serve, remove the pot from the base and never put your hand under the spout. (laughing) - [Jamie] So that is a nice cup of tea. - There's a lot of variables
that it's not controlling. Like if you're making black
tea, it's not controlling how much milk you want. - So for people who love their tea, how much do you reckon they
would pay to back this? - 50 quid? - Okay, so it had 1180 backers, including us, you're welcome. They had a 60,000 pound goal, and actually they achieved 132,000 pounds, so they absolutely smashed it. - Is this, just over 100 pounds? - 110 pounds. (cash register ding) - I'd expect something that
looks a little bit smarter. - I agree, it doesn't feel premium, but I think a lot of things
that are backed on Kickstarter and other crowdfunded websites, the final result never quite
feels like you'd expect. Because it had to be made
quickly and cheaply as well. - But then I always see
those types of things as being the first step
in a much larger process. I think that will only get
better from that point onwards. - I can imagine the
people that backed this, they're pretty happy with what it does. 110 pounds just seems like a lot. - Well mate, big question for you. - I thought we were past this. - For you, is it an Indie
go go, or an Indie no no? - Uh, oh, it's not a black and white one, but I'll say Indie go go. (drumbeat music) - Turn yourself around. - I knew it wouldn't fit. Whoa, what on Earth is that? Oh, oh, oh, oh, what is it? It's got containers and
it's got little cups. It's got some graters. - You could be here all day, so why don't you play the video? - [Video Announcer] We love to take pride in the meals we cook. But cooking at home can be a lot of work. The mess, the time, and the endless search for the right kitchen
tool can be frustrating. Meet Prepdeck. Your complete meal preparation system. - What are you thinking? - What is this? No, oh is that a cutting board? - It's a cutting board and a cover. - Oh, this is high quality of a product. - So whilst we could stand
here and look at it all, we thought, actually, let's
just get on and use it. So what we'd like you to do
is make the Baked Eggs recipe from our Packs app,
and see how you get on. - I believe I've got all my ingredients. I'm gonna go for it, we'll see in a bit. It's Mike! - [Video] It's Mike. - Cue the oven. - (whispering) I really like this recipe. - Do you? - You really like that? - [Jamie] It's one of my favorites. - This is your kind of recipe, isn't it? - It's my go to. - I'm just gonna put,
all in my rubbish bin. I don't appreciate the
fact that he suggested keeping knives in there, cus
that will definitely ruin them. Why don't I just put these in here? - So all you've got so far is one utensil, which is a knife, and
our own chopping board. Hey, wait, James, you've
got a garlic crusher. - So (laughs) so my garlic's done. You know what, I don't
want to waste a spot, so I'll just put it in there. - [Jamie] Oh, yes. - This is for people who
get as much satisfaction out of organizing as they do cooking. - Yeah, he's not using the slicer. - Well, technically I'm dicing. There, tiny, tiny one, my chile. Usually if I'm cooking at home, I just separate it on the board. Or I'll have a pan on, and I'll put it into the pan as I go, but I'm trying to specifically test this. Oven free frying pan? - [Speaker Voice] Place
an oven free frying pan over a high heat and add
one tablespoon of oil, the onion, and pepper. - [James] Adding my chile and garlic. - [Speaker Voice] Drain
one tin of black beans and give them a good rinse
to remove the liquid, then chuck them into the pan
with one tablespoon of cumin, and one tablespoon of smoked paprika, tossing everything together. Dollop in one tablespoon of tomato puree, stirring well, then add
200 milliliters of water, and half a tin of chopped tomato. We'll use the other half
in a pasta dish this week. - [James] Got a very clean kitchen. - It does force you to stay organized and be clean, doesn't it? - See my impression is
that you've actually made as much if not more mess than you would have done without it, but all of the mess is encapsulated- - Organized.
- Yeah, it's encapsulated within the deck. - Organized mess, yeah. That's an interesting point. Maybe if we get it for you guys because you're forced
to organize your mess. (techno music) - Whilst your eggs are baking in the oven, let's have a chat about the gadget. How did you get on with it? - It made life more difficult. - Oh.
- Oh. - Just being honest. - Have you used anything like it before? - It closely resembles what you might find in any professional kitchen where you've got a load of stuff lined up, ready for service. - So when you're cooking at home, when is that useful? - Containing your mess. - I mean, all of those
parts are dishwasher safe, apart from the cutting board
and the workstation itself. - Yep, I do like saving a mess. I do like chucking stuff in from a tin, filling the tin up with water, and then chucking the water in, if that's something I
need to do in a recipe. - Cus they had a goal of 20,000, and they got 5,469 backers, with a total of 657,430 pounds raised. - Wow, that's crazy. That's a lot of people
spending a lot of money. Can you do the math? - I think it might be over 100 pounds. - Bear in mind that when this was backed, we were guessing it for
a bargain at 46% off. We got it for 122 pounds. (cash register dings) - Wait, wait, wait,
wait, wait, wait, wait. This is, this is retailing
for just under 250 pounds? - 227 pounds. - (whispers) That's crazy. - As a Normal, I can completely
relate to the problem that it's trying to solve. Being more organized in
the kitchen is something that I need to do when I'm cooking. I'm not 100% sure I
agree with the solution, but that does take the
thinking out of everything. James, I've got a big question for you. - Oh no. - Oh no. - Crowd fund or crowd shunned? - Personally for me, I do
like an organized kitchen, but I don't think it's
helping me in the kitchen. It's slowing me down,
so it's crowd shunned. My Packs are ready, I've got notification. - Now I know that your
baked eggs are ready, and you want to dig in, but before you dig in,
shall we get another gadget? - Well be quick, cus the
yolks are not gonna be runny. (guys laughing) (horn music) - Mate, your baked eggs are out, looking, smelling great. Funny, I could cook them at home for a cheap monthly
subscription of four pounds, 99 so I can get hold of the
Packs app, the Eat app, the Works app. We can poke cost, I mean, that sounds like a great deal, doesn't it? Maybe you should check out the link in the description box below, hmm? Wouldn't you like it
through, if you had something to help you eat those baked eggs? - [James] What can help me eat the eggs? - Outlery
- [Jamie] Or? - Cutlery, that you bring
with you when you're outside. - He's got it!
- Yes! - Thanks for giving a fork. Okay, this feels a lot more premium than- Look, this is what I meant. Do something small and simple, and do it like you meant to do it. What have we got in here? I've got a knife, a fork, and a spoon. - Why don't you play the video? - [Video Announcer] This is
John, and John is a good person, but when it comes to eating
with plastic cutlery, he just doesn't give a fork. We created the best cutlery in the world, then created this tiny box. Summoning the powers of the Gods to somehow fit this in this. Introducing Outlery. (choir humming) World's first collapsible, portable, and plastic re-cutlery and chopsticks. - [Jamie] Oh, and this is something that we've talked about in videos before, whether it's about using wooden cutlery, bamboo cutlery, that kind of thing. What do you think, does
it solve that problem? - It does appear to, yeah. - [Jamie] Yeah.
- [Barry] Yeah. - I can't see myself taking
them out with me all the time. - You wouldn't leave
the house in the morning and be like, "Right, phone,
wallet, keys, cutlery." - No, no.
- [Jamie] Right. - Well, do you want to test them? - Yes, I do. What, with this? - Yeah. - (Both Jamie And James) How convenient. - Okay, this is real
cutlery, it's just cutlery. (techno music) Mmmm, I'm such a good
chef, and even if I wasn't, I could have got the same
results cus the recipe was great. (horn music) - And the key thing is,
the fork and the spoon don't impart any extra flavor,
unwanted flavor into it. - Okay, I need a knife. - [Barry] Funny little
knife though, isn't it? - It feels like it could have been longer. I'm okay with it though, works nicely. - I'm really interested in the knife because looking at it,
it reminds me quite a lot of the type of knife
you get in an airport. Sharp enough to help
you cut, I don't know, warm butter,
(Barry laughing) but not sharp enough to hurt someone or do the job that it's
supposed to do with real food. - The eggs cut very well, although they are similar
(laughs) consistency to one bite. But it's a good knife. (guys laughing) It's light, it feels good. In any situation where
you're offered plastic or wooden knives, then these
would be 10 times better. - They had a goal of 4,200
to get this thing moving. Now already, they got
21,145 backers behind this. - Wow. - They raised a total of 1,183,109. - Wow, so they're quite expensive. - Well forget the money, that shows there is an unbelievable demand for these. - It's easy to understand,
it's a little bit of chips to get involved, so. - Cost wise, what do you reckon? - 50 pounds. - Do a few different
versions so you can just get knife, fork, spoon, or
just get chopsticks, or this is the full set. - This comes at 40 pounds. - I mean, that's quite a lot. - It does feel like quite a lot of money, but also, I feel like this
is something to aspire to, that you're gonna stop
using plastic cutlery, and you're taking positive
steps forward to help that. - Yep - Okay, well shall I ask
you the big question? - Go on, you've been thinking
about this for a long time. - Is this a kick starter or a non starter? - I like the simplicity, I like
the way it looks and feels, so it's a kick starter. - You could've done kick starter, or you could've done kick
staller, couldn't you cus it stalled like a car? - We're just ... - Now, if you been
watching us for a while, you may have noticed that our kitchen is, at times, a little bit of a hindrance. (board falling) - Ow! (pots clanging) (fun horn music) - Oh gosh. - I didn't pour water down
there, it fell down there. - It's a fake sink. (crashing) - Oh no! - So we thought, perhaps
it's time for a renovation. - We are gonna build the
ultimate smart kitchen, and if you'd like to see that process, then you need to give the video a like. - If we get over 50,000
likes, then we're gonna film the entire process and release the journey on our You Tube channel. - How exciting, but for now ... (horn music) I woke up and there was a handwritten note on the fridge from my other half. It simply read, 'it's not working, bye.' Which was weird, cus
when I opened the fridge, the light seemed to be doing just fine. (laughing) The Packs app is just one
of the tools being used as part of the Sorted Club. Members are also discovering and sharing restaurant
recommendations using the Eat app, Listening and contributing to
our Feast Your Ears Podcast, and giving us inspiration
for new cookbooks received throughout the year. It's all included, so
check out Sorted membership by heading to sorted.club. And now a blooper. (beep) - That's such- (slow violin music) (ding) - Oh, that's just great.
(Ben yelling in background) He doesn't realize that his
headphones aren't working. It's just great. You hurt? - [Ben] Oh, it's not coming
through my headphones! (guys laughing)
