Showing posts with label kitchen utensils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kitchen utensils. Show all posts

Monday, March 27, 2017

Silicone Food Huggers Review (Tomoson)

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I received Make Easy's Silicone Food Huggers, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The huggers come in a set of 8: 2 of each size to help hug food and containers. I have used them for onions, bell peppers, tomatoes, and containers.

The huggers help save and preserve food. They also can help reseal jars and cans. I thought the huggers was a good idea because man times, I don't have a correct size lid for a container or can and just end up using the whole product in food, which may lead to waste.

The silicone is more durable and harder to tear than aluminum foil or saran wrap from my experience.






































You can purcahse the Huggers using the link above. The huggers are prime-eligible.

Thursday, November 3, 2016

ChefVantage Manual Citrus Juicer Review (Tomoson)

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I received Chef Vantage Citrus Juicer, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I wanted to review the juicer because of the design. I have used more modern juicers before, but never used the traditional juicer before. What sets this apart is it takes the traditional manual juicer and adds a measuring cup and a lid for storage. Each part also separates for easy cleaning and assembly.

The juicer was easy to use. I cut my lemons and limes in half and placed on top of the juicer and juiced away. I used the rest of the lemon and limes to make  infused water with the citrus juice.

You can purchase the Citrus Juicer, using the link above. The juicer is prime-eligible.

Sunday, September 18, 2016

Brieftons Food Chopper Review (Tomoson)

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I received the Brieftons Food Chopper in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The chopper comes with the chopping container: a lid for storing food; a chopping blade; and a blending blade.

You attach the blade to the center of the container and add ingredients slowly. The chopping blade did a good job chopping onions and mushrooms. I had troubles with the blending blade. Not sure if I added too many dry ingredients first and not enough liquid to mix a simple batter.

For a test, I used the chopping blade to cut up veggies to go in a rice dish. The more you pull, the smaller the pieces get. You do need to check for the consistency wanted as you go along.



You can purchase the chopper using the link above. The chopper is prime-eligible.





Friday, September 2, 2016

#ForTheChef Food Chopper Review (Tomoson)



I received For The Chef's Food Chopper in exchange for honest review. I wanted this to better chop fruits and veggies. I am not a fan of sharp knives or mandolins because accidents happen.



The chopper was easy to use. You place what you need to chop in the clear container at the bottom of the chopper. You may have to cut the item into halves or quarters to fit inside.

You press the plunger to release the blades. The blades rotate and cut the food into smaller pieces. You continue to plunge until the food is the size wanted.

You can purchase the chopper using the link above.












Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Kuuk Onion Chopper Review (Tomoson)


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I recieved the Kuuk Onion Chopper in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The chopper helps cut onions, fruits, and other veggies.

The chopper also comes apart easily to clean. The top butterflies out so you can clean it better as well. To use, you may need to cut the vegetable into halves or quarters to fit into the cup. Once the veggie is inside the cup, you press down on the top until the veggie is the size you want.





Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Danish #DoughWhisk Review (Tomoson)

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A photo posted by Stacie D Wyatt (@sdwyatt1980) on


A photo posted by Stacie D Wyatt (@sdwyatt1980) on


A photo posted by Stacie D Wyatt (@sdwyatt1980) on


I received the Danish Dough Whisk Large 13.5 Dutch Style Stainless Steel with Wooden Handle, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I wanted to review the whisk because it was unique. I never seen a Danish Dough Whisk before. Usually when I want to mix something, I use a spoon or I go on a scavenger hunt for the mixer. I also had bought a whisk from Big Lots in January, but it is so flimsy and doesn't mix well.

I used the Danish Dough Whisk to make biscuits. One was a regular biscuit and other was a citrus (lemon and pineapple) biscuit. The biscuit dough can be hard to handle at times. I just learned to make homemade biscuits since I didn't have a can for a meal. The dough whisk helped me mix the dough better than using a spoon and better than hunting down my mixer.

You can purchase the whisk on Amazon using the link above.



Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Mesh Strainer Review (Tomoson)

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I received the Strainer 8" Metal, Fine Mesh, Everyday Kitchen Jobs A Breeze: Tea, gravy, Sauce, Fits Over Pots, Pans & Bowls, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.

I wanted to review it because the house had no strainer, which is not good when you need to drain pasta or other foods, with too much liquids.

The product worked great for small food items, such as tuna or canned veggies, for example. When I cooked a medium pot of pasta, I struggled with the strainer. The handle was hard to flip and turn. It wasn't sturdy, so I had to strain the pasta in small batches to finish the meal.

The product is available on Amazon. You can purchase it, using the link above. The strainer is prime-eligible.



Sunday, February 1, 2015

Microwave Splatter Guard Review (Tomoson)

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I received the Microwave Oven Baking Cooking Splatter Guard, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I wanted to review the product because some things do not need to be spilled in the microwave. Maybe it's the bowl of chili, which starts popping and hits the sides or the bowl of soup, which overspills.

My sister loves cooking all sorts of interesting things in the microwave and the spills hit the sides and tops of the microwave. One of the most tedious tasks is cleaning the microwave. Someone has to clean the glass turn table. Then, you need soap and water to clean the sides. You also have to clean the doohickey beneath the glass, which helps the glass turn. Not to mention, the outside and underneath the microwave.

The Microwave oven baking cooking splatter guard allows you to cover your bowls, plates, and cups to minimize spills. Don't forget you have to wash the guard after every use. You don't want your cheeses and sauces sticking to the lid for days and weeks at a time.

The guard also does not have sides, so some liquids can still escape from the sides of your plates. Use of bowls is preferred.

You can purchase the splatter guard, using the link above. The splatter guard is prime-eligible.


Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Select Culinary Julienne/Peeler Review (Tomoson)

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I received Select Culinary Julienne & Vegetable Peeler - Stainless Steel - 2-in-1 Peeler, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. The device is part julienne slicer and part veggie peeler. I wanted to review it because my last veggie peeler (don' t know where I got it from) fell apart and I haven't even used it yet. It was sitting in a bin  for months and when it comes time to open it, the blade falls off. yay me. Glad my kids did not find it.

The device was not too easy to use though. Took me a minute to maneuver the veggie peeler. Once I got the hang of it, the 2-in-1 was easy. I been using it so far to peel oranges. My son keeps bringing home oranges from school. He normally doesn't eat fruit (he a veggie dude), but he been eating these amazing medium seedless oranges. The past few days, I have been sick. Body aches, Sore throat, itchy throat, no voice. The peeler has helped me because it hurts to peel oranges, while sick.

You can purchase the 2-in-1 peeler on Amazon. The product is prime-eligible

Video Demo: Processing

I did a video of me peeling an orange, while my sons and great niece wait impatiently for a slice.



Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Accessorize Your Life Oven Silicone Gloves Review (Tomoson)

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I received the AYL® Silicone Heat Resistant Grilling Gloves, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I wanted to review the gloves because I don't like traditional oven mitts. If they get wet or get a hole, your protection is basically gone. Our regular oven mitts usually get lost as well and we have to resort to using whatever is available, such as towels and shirts.

I admit at first, I was afraid to try them, so I got my niece to test them first. She picked up hot pots on the stove, from the oven, and out the microwave, without issue. The gloves are also easy to wash. The gloves are thick. I also like how the gloves fit your whole hand, versus a traditional mitt, which you hold with part of your hand. If the pan drop, your other body parts are affected. And I don't like heat blisters.

Then, I tried the gloves by picking up the same hot pots and I was amazed. I did not feel the heat from the pots.

You can purchase the gloves on Amazon. The gloves are prime-eligible.


Monday, December 1, 2014

Chef Proven Lemon Zester/Cheese Grater Review (Tomoson)

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I received Chef Proven Lemon Zester/Cheese Grater, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. I never have used a grater before. I used the grater to grate lemons, limes, and oranges for a juice and then for a cheesecake cupcake. The cupcake had zest on top and a citrus syrup towards the bottom.

The video above shows me using the zester for the first time. I did not understand the instruction where it said hold the zester like a violin. After I made the cheesecake, the zester was easier to use. For a better demonstration, watch the video below:








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A photo posted by Stacie D Wyatt (@sdwyatt1980) on

You can purchase Chef Proven's lemon zester/cheese grater on Amazon. The zester is prime-eligible.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

BakeitFun Baking Mat Review (Tomoson)

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I received the #1 BakeitFun Non-Stick Silicone Baking Mat With Ruler - 16-1/2" x 11" - Free eBook - 100% Money-Back Guaranteed - Premium Fiberglass Liner - Silpat Style - Easy Cleanup - Toaster Oven & Freezer Safe - Cookie, Macaron & Pastry Sheet Uses - Certified FDA Approved - Kids Friendly - BakeitFun Premium Bakeware Silicone Baking Mat With Measurements, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.

I have grown to love silicon cookware. The silicone is easy to clean and maintain.

I made a batch of cookies, well tried to, with the mat, but the oven decided not to work. I put the batter in the freezer and then, placed in the microwave as needed. The mat allowed me to remove one frozen cookie at a time, without issue.

Definitely will use the mat more once someone comes to fix the oven.

The mat also fits inside some microwaves.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

Friday, September 19, 2014

Sunsella Vegetable Steamer Review (Tomoson)





I received the NEW! Sunsella Stainless Steel Vegetable Steamer - Perfectly Steamed Veggies, Seafood, Hot Dogs & Dumplings - Handy, Collapsible Steaming Basket For Easy Storage - Expands to Fit a Variety of Pot and Pan Sizes - High Quality, 100% Stainless Steel (Including Legs), in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.

I used the steamer to steam veggies. The process was easy. Fill pot with water and let it boil. When the water is boiling, add the steamer and veggies. The steam will cook the veggies, but do not let the water completely evaporate out

I used the steamer today, as I was boiling a pot of rice. Might as well kill two birds with one stone. I had the veggies steaming on top, with the  minute rice cooking on the bottom.


The harder part was taking out the steamer, once the veggies was done, to mix into the rice. I used a towel to remove the steamer, so I would not burn myself. The steamer was also easy to clean, using the sink's sprayer.

You can purchase the product and other Sunsella products on Amazon.


I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.