Showing posts with label Joseph Joseph. Show all posts
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Monday, November 11, 2013

Joseph Joseph TriScale Compact Folding Digital Scale, White



Great for a small kitchen!
Accurate and easy to use, I got a great deal on this so I had to buy it. It works well as both a kitchen and package scale. It's quite durable, you can feel the quality, I was worried it would be flimsy and breakable, but Joseph and Joseph did not disappoint!

Sleek
Very compact! Has the ability to measure in lbs/fl ozs/metric. Definitely recommend for anyone who is looking for a kitchen scale who doesnt have the space for a traditional scale.

cute design
at first seems problematic but then you realize that you only touch the control. don't press it or it will tip and spill your stuff. start with a container on the scale so it will set to 0, then add food. very cute. took away a star because of poor instructions and kind of cheesy plastic.

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Joseph Joseph Chop 2 Pot Plus, Putty



Neat Kitchen Device
I bought one originally at a museum gift shop. It seems that it's an art object. This product works very well for cutting or chopping small pieces of food. Garlic or shallots are just right. Then, it folds so you can shovel the ingredients into a pan without spilling. The handle broke off of the first one after several years, so I purchased another from Amazon. It's a simple, neat device.

Great design, but poor choice of material.
I love the design of this -- it's just so clever. Though upon extensive usage, I've found that the plastic that they use easily becomes mangled from the knife blade -- you don't even have to use much pressure for this to happen. I feel like they went with a very cheap material that hinders longevity as a cutting board surface.

Inconvenient
We were very disappointed with these cutting boards. First, the "funnel" is too wide to do a good job of funneling food from the cutting board to the pot. Second, the cutting board will never lie completely flat; it always bends a bit in a funnel shape. As a result, it is very difficult to cut anything on these cutting boards. Third, these cutting boards are not very big.

I have had these cutting boards for 6 months now, and I never use them because they are so inconvenient.

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