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Thermoworks is having a Black Friday sale through Monday. http://www.thermoworks.com/specials/?tw=HBF The new MK4 Themapen is $80 and the classic is $70 + a bunch of other stuff is on sale.
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Dr. Gitmo Moneyson posted:The Peugeot pepper grinder came in the mail two days ago. It's handsome as gently caress and grinds boss pepper and now I want one for salt cuz it looks so handsome. (I got the Natural finish. Kinda sad now that I didn't get a Chocolate finish so I could buy a Natural-finish one for salt and still be able to tell them apart.) The brass screw on top has a P or a S to differentiate the salt and pepper grinders.  But I had the same thought as you after I got my natural finish pepper one.
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YMMV but the Homegoods near me has the Blendtec Classic 570 for only $150.
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rgocs posted:Wow, I wish I had one of those stores nearby. I'm currently shopping for a blender and the 575's $420 list price is way out of my budget. Is the Breville Hemisphere Control still considered a good blender? I'm eyeing it on sale at amazon.ca for ~$153 USD. You can get a refurbished Blendtec Total Blender off ebay right now for $175 with their memorial day coupon code. Not sure about the Breville, their other products are well regarded though.
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Steve Yun posted:Get this one because it’s all steel and the official plastic ones don’t feel as
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I use 5 gallon buckets with a gamma seal lid for my flour. But not really worth it unless you're buying 25# bags, 25# fits in a 5 gallon bucket pretty much perfectly. I know Lowes carries them in store, don't recall if Home Depot does.
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May 2, 2020 04:20
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Lowes sells plain white food grade buckets, but I think their branded ones are food safe as well.
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El Mero Mero posted:Anyone have a recommendation for a dehydrator? The Excalibur and their rebranded ones are great, I had the "Omega" branded one for a few years. They show up on Woot for sale pretty often, they've got the 9 tray with no timer for 170 right now.
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Steve Yun posted:What’s the rebranded one called Mine was an Omega, exactly the same as the Excalibur as far as I could tell but white instead of black. It doesn't look like its available anymore, I bought mine back around 2013. I think I've seen another brand in the past as well but don't recall what it was.
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Steve Yun posted:I read through a lot of aebelskiver pan reviews and noticed one very important complaint: they don’t make perfectly spherical balls, they are slightly flat like curling stones. If you want perfectly spherical balls then you should check out deez nuts a takoyaki pan Well you turn them when you cook them so that's why, could you even call them æbleskiver if you cooked them in a takoyaki pan? takoyaki are quite a bit smaller. Get a cast iron one. Lodge makes a cheap one and it looks like Nopro has one too. Or if you like them enough, Le Creuset makes one.
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