[MUSIC PLAYING] Hello and welcome to Fridge
Cam. We are Sorted Food. Oh, you're Jamie and I'm Mike. Yeah.
Yeah. And I'm doing this next bit. Yeah. These videos are
my new favorites. OK. Because it essentially
entails three normal blokes buying a load of
plop off the internet and then getting two
professional chefs to review them. And it's really funny. [GASP] [EXHALE] Comes with batteries probably. It spins given that
line around there. [BUZZING] Give me the spaghetti. [LAUGHTER] This is the twirling
spaghetti fork. Eating pasta has never
been easier or more fun. Twirling is a better way
to eat spaghetti, fact. And the motorized fork
automatically winds up the pasta on the
end of the fork. Now there's less mess,
more satisfying bites, and 100% twirling fun. [BUZZING] [BUZZING] I'm not getting any
kind of impression as to what James
thinks about it yet. You wait. I hate it. Does it have a
place in my kitchen? Plenty of other battery operated
things do, but not this one. It's not that kinda video. Ben, would you like to take
a guess at the RRP? Without batteries, £3.49. I reckon this is probably priced
about £5 because you just-- it's for mugs, isn't it? 9 pounds 99. This is 10 pounds? What's wrong with people. Useless or not, you decide. It's useless. It's useless. We had a good run, didn't we? [LAUGHTER] Did we? Oh. [LAUGHTER] When I was in Vietnam, they
loved shaving vegetables like carrots with something that
looked very similar but less like a pencil sharpener. It's a carrot peeler,
but not a peeler. It's like, turns
it into ribbons. It's-- yeah. It's the DOBO sharpener, peeler,
and spiral slicer for carrots, courgettes, and similar
with blade, vegetable peeler, sharpener, and slicer. The sharpener has an
integrated potato peeler blade. Therefore, it has a
dual functionality. Good grip. It's literally just a
pencil sharpener, isn't it? That's what a pencil
sharpener looks like. I mean, it works. It peels and sharpens a carrot. Well, how much would
you pay for it? 2 pounds. 4 pounds 79. It's seven pounds 99 pence. OK good, good, I mean, not
good, but at least it's not more than a tenner. I quite liked it's
stupid novelty until you told me the price. I think it's, in that case,
at that price, pretty useless. But useless or not, you decide. Oh. I was expecting it to like
open into a little cool thing. It did. It did. [LAUGHTER] I had absolutely
no idea what this was until I read the
engraving on the side which suggests it is perfect
for making a cup of tea. Ladies and gentlemen,
the tea tool. Don't make mess. No. Make tea. Yes. Tea tool is a
simple solution that helps those who find it
difficult to squeeze the tea bag. Basically, make a cup of tea. Right. No drips on worktops. No burnt fingers. And no mess. OK. I'm a coffee drinker. Don't drink much tea. But I've never had a problem
making tea the regular way. What the hell are you doing? Why-- why would you do that? What the hell are you doing? What are you doing? Are you mental? What are you doing? There's a chef that doesn't
know how to make a cup of tea. Oh, uh. What is wrong with these people? This is the first cup of tea
I've made in like a year. I can tell. And release. They're right. No soggy teabags. And how much do you
reckon it would be? Three pounds? 6 pounds 24. Comes in at a bargain
for 5 pounds 1p Anyways, why are they
always odd numbers. That's why I always
go for an odd number. 5, that's reasonable. For me, not very useful. I don't want
to have a go at it because it was quite
satisfying, actually. And that's quite good. But would I ever use it? No, and therefore, I think
it's probably useless to me. But it's not up to me. Useless or not-- you decide. I think there's going
to be a slight anger about the size of
the cloche compared to the
size of the item. What the-- do we really-- Oh, wait, I should take this
off first so I can see it. It's an all in one thing, the
kind of thing I really love, yay. This is the Smart
Breakfast Master Toaster. The Smart Breakfast
Master Toaster is an innovative
solution, allowing you to produce tasty
breakfast and brunches in little time and minimal
effort. It's a toast and egg machine. Oh, we can do fried, boiled,
poached, or reheat stuff. Poaching is complete when
the audible beep will sound. I audible beeps rather
than the inaudible beeps. They wobble. That is cooked, the egg. That just makes me so sad. And would you like
to guess the price? 30 pounds. 62 pounds. Ebbers, 59.99. So what you're saying is
you're not too concerned that Ben has already said
he's taking that home then. No he hasn't. That's a lie. That's an actual lie. He said it's more
efficient unplugged. Buy yourself a pan and
learn to poach an egg. I think that you don't need to
put an egg thing on a toaster. But useless or not, you decide. Next time can we look up the
phrase gadget in a dictionary? Yeah. Do they have to be useful? No, not at all. OK. Useless or not, they decide. Oh, wow, great. So remember to comment
down below and let us know. Also, if you have come across
any other brilliant things that we can get
those guys reviewing, then make sure you comment
on them down below. And also, like, send them to
our personal Twitter and Instagrams because we don't
want James and Ben seeing them. So don't send them Sorted Food. Send it to like either
me, Barry or Jamie and we'll buy them and then
we'll give you a shout out. And if you want the recipe
for any of those gadgets, then they're in the
link downstairs. The recipe for the gadgets? Yeah. All right. You can either make them
or you just buy them. Yeah, you can buy them-- buy them made. Yeah. The great thing about that
recipe is it's already made and you can just buy it
by clicking on the link and it gets delivered
to your front door. Oh my god. That's like deliveroo
for gadgets. Just like that. Exactly, right. I have no idea what's
going on, so bye.
