Your number one favourite kitchen Uni-tasker?

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Tofu press. Changes what I can do with a brick of tofu.

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Anonymous wrote:I love my electric tea kettle. All it does is boil water, but I use it multiple times a day--water for my pour over coffee, tons of tea, heat up water for ramen or other quick meals.

I agree with this. Mine died and I’ve been trying to do with the stovetop version but it’s just not as convenient

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Anonymous wrote:What is your number 1 favourite device for your kitchen designed for one purpose? Aka a Uni-tasker

For me it is my potato ricer.

Ginger grater

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Rice cooker
Garlic press
Cherry pitter

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Anonymous wrote:Manual egg beater. We even travel with it.

What does it do that a fork can’t? I’m genuinely curious.

I grew up using a fork but then I had a kid who won't eat visible whites (like white streaks). Egg beater gets everything completely blended, quickly.

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Egg slicer. Love how there are two sets of wires - one to slice from the side and one from the top.

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Immersion blender

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Apple slicer. We eat a lot of apples in our house, and did you know that kids just cannot bite into apples with wiggly teeth?

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Anonymous wrote:My strawberry huller wins for cute points for best uni-tasker, it looks like a cute lil strawberry .

Me too..mine does not look like that but I love it. My husband mocked me for buying it but everyone appreciates it.

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Anonymous wrote:Stick blender

oh wait I read the subject line wrong. Favorite uni-tasker? Definitely the dish washer.

I guess you don’t sous vide in yours then!

This is a thing people really do?

A thing indeed!

https://youtu.be/7LfKkcDx_H0

Don't forget washing toilet seats.

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Anonymous wrote:I love my electric tea kettle. All it does is boil water, but I use it multiple times a day--water for my pour over coffee, tons of tea, heat up water for ramen or other quick meals.

I agree with this. Mine died and I’ve been trying to do with the stovetop version but it’s just not as convenient

Get a new one! They come in cute colors now, too. If mine dies I'm getting a new one asap

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Garlic press or pineapple slicer.

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I have a left-handed can opener. I'm the only lefty in the house. The "normal" one is banged to pieces, DH and kids are always losing it, etc.

Mine, though? My lovely, amazing can opener that nobody in my house can seem to figure out how to use but me?

Mine is in perfect condition, I always know exactly where it is, and it opens my cans without me having to awkwardly use my non dominant hand.

My life is complete.

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julienner

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Melitta & Chemex