Not sure what cook they were looking for on that steak at the beginning, but the result (when taking it off the heat early) seemed like either rare or medium-rare to me. If they were aiming     See More , then following the app would have been correct.
Seems like pretty good of a product. But for 79$, it might be a bit much.    See Less

EBBERS.......... the meat probe has an app probe. With a proctological function of needing your Location, access to your phone contacts, eternal permission to any images, your bank details,     See More quirement to have mobile data access for 10Mbps every 2 minutes.    See Less

For the steam cleaner: there are already a wide range of steam cleaners out there. I’ve owned a couple that came with a bunch of attachments. I did use it in the kitchen and also all ar     See More ouse. For the price, this gadget is too limited and holds too little water.    See Less

Having been caught in Hurricane Helene this summer, I can say that this is really worth it!     See Less

Barry is a natural talent. He’s a natural presenter and entertaining.     See Less

You could just use a table top water distiller. Same price, no filters to buy/replace. Just need heat.     See Less

I'm a little late to the party, but I wanted to throw my 2 cents in. In America a few years ago the big thing was this handheld steam cleaner. It would go for about $20, and sent out h     See More ith mild pressure, think of it as a handheld drip coffee pot type of heating. That's what #2 at 18:45 looks like to me but with a pump to push that steam up to higher pressure. I do not see this as something I would use.    See Less

Or, Ben and listen to this, you can leave your phone in the kitchen and you'll hear the notification. You're not glued to your phone.     See Less

13:31 this could save a lot of people     See Less

By the time you've programmed the food probe you could have cooked the steak     See Less