Kitchen appliances - stove, oven, microwave, and whatever else is needed!

And I only said that there is no TM in our kitchen and no one is coming into my place either Spend as much money as you want, I do too The main thing is, no one takes away my new induction cooktop anymore. (Almost) best purchase ever!

So. Next topic. Which (un)sensible devices have we not smashed uh... discussed yet?

You were not meant

Nonsense device...: Do you know those mechanical spiral cutters that are considered state of the art for vegetable noodles? Ok, they are cheap. But they take up space and there is always a remainder left. I hate the thing because of its uselessness, but I can't enforce its disposal because it is used about once a year.

By the way, I also find those pure egg cookers really useless. And in times of non-stick pans and oven racks toasters.

So, rings open

Apple peeler,
rice cooker,

Egg cooker is quite practical - ok now with induction it is hardly any faster and yes therefore useless

We also have this spiralizer
Only my husband can handle it - it cost 20€.
I have now bought a hand-held part for 5€. Works well, no leftovers and I don’t count it as a kitchen appliance now, since it has no plug

That people then write here who are convinced that the TM is way too expensive for the little it can do and in the same post(!) reveal that they spent even more just for a pure coffee maker, that is... hm well... funny?

So if you mean me: reading educates. I don’t care about costs when it comes to my kitchen equipment. I just said that I consider the TM useless.

I had understood the following in combination as if a TM is useless due to its limitation, but an even more expensive gadget, although even more limited, is completely okay.

What's there to evaluate? The thing replaces a pot and an immersion blender.

And regarding coffee: my dual-boiler can't make brewed coffee at all and cost more than the thermoblender.

But sure, I read a lot between the lines there. Sorry for that.