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1960s VEG-O-MATIC Food Chopper & Recipe TEST| Vintage Does It Work? 

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"It slices! It dices!" See how well the classic Veg-O-Matic food chopper works in this vintage episode of Does It Work? 😵 New videos every Thursday and Saturday!
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@Daenym
@Daenym 6 лет назад
Anytime the instructions say "ram down fast and hard" you know you're in for a good time.
@stormwatcher1299
@stormwatcher1299 6 лет назад
I couldn’t help but chuckle at those instructions
@jadenstardust465
@jadenstardust465 6 лет назад
I giggled I'm going to hell
@JMarieCAlove
@JMarieCAlove 6 лет назад
Daenym We all just have dirty minds 🤣😁
@LatinaChef1986
@LatinaChef1986 6 лет назад
Daenym 🤣😂💀
@Birdbike719
@Birdbike719 5 лет назад
Ha!
@TheVegetarianBaker
@TheVegetarianBaker 6 лет назад
You and your step stool made me smile
@jamielazy5414
@jamielazy5414 6 лет назад
O
@afreshner
@afreshner 3 года назад
I’m 4’ 11.5” tall, so I feel your vertically challenged-ness 😜
@peaceofclay890
@peaceofclay890 6 лет назад
My Grandmother had a VegOMatic, she allowed me to use it to make french fries.
@adrian_hook
@adrian_hook 6 лет назад
Silent Bethlehem Yes, same! Except my grandma usually made the fries
@TH-eb5ro
@TH-eb5ro 5 лет назад
I made many french fries with that sort of machine.
@ChateauShack
@ChateauShack 5 лет назад
We inherited one from my mother-in-law and all we ever did with it was cut french fries. We didn't have the instructions so we never thought of using it for anything else. It's just as well because it doesn't seem to be that great for anything but potatoes!
@PlatoonGoon
@PlatoonGoon 4 года назад
@@rockcrusher9524 what are you even?
@Mimi-sw1vf
@Mimi-sw1vf 6 лет назад
Jullienne: thin slice Jardiniere: batons Brunoise: fine dice Macedoine: cubes Chiffonade: shredding Paysanne: small shapes Mirepoix: roughly diced carrot, celery and onion (can be used in stocks)
@goddammitjanice7700
@goddammitjanice7700 6 лет назад
Are these named after women or dog breeds?
@Mimi-sw1vf
@Mimi-sw1vf 6 лет назад
Lala Cisco ask the french
@haryzlee
@haryzlee 6 лет назад
Mica _ Très Bien
@Prokomeni
@Prokomeni 6 лет назад
BeefAndPumpkinSoup LOL
@2074red2074
@2074red2074 6 лет назад
Depending who you ask, mirepoix can refer to a brunoise cut. And mirepoix should always be brunoise, as it serves primarily as a source of flavor. A rough dice doesn't have enough surface area. If you want big chunks of your vegetables, add them in addition to your mirepoix.
@Sarah11596
@Sarah11596 6 лет назад
Emmy- "I can't imagine an old lady having enough strength to be able to do this." Me *a CNA who works in a nursing home* "I've had a 90-year-old hold my ponytail with one hand and smacking me with the other." Just made me laugh.
@ndb_1982
@ndb_1982 2 года назад
😂🤣 It's hilarious, but I do hope you are ok and were not injured.
@cindiplantmoore1583
@cindiplantmoore1583 Год назад
My mom is 81 and has Alzheimer's. Sis and I take care of her and dad. She can be chatting away and then grab you and pop you hard!! They don't always get weaker. We quit crying years ago and just laugh at all she does. It's easier.
@arykstrykker2330
@arykstrykker2330 6 лет назад
"It slices, it dices, makes thousands of julienne fries in minutes!" I actually remember those ads! Hahaha!
@edstar83
@edstar83 5 лет назад
The original nice dicer. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vRzVZCFbRHg.html
@SkytheKorok
@SkytheKorok 6 лет назад
“Ram down fast and hard” ok who wrote that
@thirstyboots6711
@thirstyboots6711 5 лет назад
A man!!
@prjndigo
@prjndigo 5 лет назад
Ron Popeil
@kathycagg6531
@kathycagg6531 5 лет назад
SkytheKorok , it’s what ya gotta do with this gadget!
@misskaymercury6343
@misskaymercury6343 4 года назад
SkytheKorok your mom 🤣🤣🤣
@Name-yv2zq
@Name-yv2zq 4 года назад
@@kathycagg6531 Just gotta ram it!
@bob_._.
@bob_._. 6 лет назад
For a two-step dice, make slices first then turn the blades so they're crossed. The slices will then get cut into cubes.
@Ferzeth
@Ferzeth 6 лет назад
bobobobinalong I noticed that too. I was hoping she would realize by the end of the video.
@emmymade
@emmymade 6 лет назад
Not for "mini cubes."
@HinaMitsuki24
@HinaMitsuki24 6 лет назад
Couldn't you do the "mini cube" 2 steps by doing the fries cut twice?
@eurovision50
@eurovision50 6 лет назад
It would work for mini cubes... One slice for thick slices, then stack those slices like a pack of cards on the crossed blades, push and you have mini cubes!
@eurovision50
@eurovision50 6 лет назад
Oh wait... No, Emmy's right. You can't do a two-step mini cube, because both grates are in use, placed in parallel, to make a thin slice, as opposed to a thick slice...
@rkbush27
@rkbush27 6 лет назад
Put it on EBAY! There's probably someone who will pay you more than $2.99. Looks like you might have a complete product. Some people collect that stuff!
@emmymade
@emmymade 6 лет назад
I'll be giving it away to a lucky Lovely. Just check out my social media -- good luck!
@3DJapan
@3DJapan 6 лет назад
These are really common though. Not really a rare find.
@spooniejusticewarrior
@spooniejusticewarrior 5 лет назад
I got a sponsored ad under the video for vintage veg-o-matic gadgets lol
@rosehanson8245
@rosehanson8245 4 года назад
I just bought one for 10 lol
@vulcanboy78
@vulcanboy78 6 лет назад
I’m glad all of Emmys fans are all so wholesome, just like her, love ya Emmy!
@emmymade
@emmymade 6 лет назад
My Lovelies are the BEST. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
@TheDanielEffect
@TheDanielEffect 6 лет назад
I’m halfsome myself...but i do my best.
@tarani5aviel
@tarani5aviel 4 года назад
@@rockcrusher9524 bruh
@ndb_1982
@ndb_1982 2 года назад
I think it's her personality! She is so calming that everyone is just pleasant because of her!
@Ambient_dreamer
@Ambient_dreamer 6 лет назад
Those miniature symmetrical cubes, pleases me more than it should 😂
@Trayceg
@Trayceg 6 лет назад
my mom had one of these...you dont have to pick up the veggies and re slice them to make diced veg...turn one of the blades 90 degrees and you can dice in one step
@pandabear1961
@pandabear1961 4 года назад
Yeah she didn't know how to use it. lmao
@pandabear1961
@pandabear1961 4 года назад
@Nathaniel Them things really work great i have one i cut fries with it and slice potato's for frying and nice to have all the same thickness and so fast also.
@leandrobravo3319
@leandrobravo3319 6 лет назад
"vertically challenged" I'm still laughing! In Germany we have a lot of descriptions for smaller people, but that one tops it.
@patricejackson5548
@patricejackson5548 5 лет назад
You brought back memories 🙂 I was curious to how sharp it had to be to slice and dice so I rubbed my finger across the grate and in a instant I had a freshly sliced hand😂 that was the last time my mom let me near it to help with fries
@ewilldothanks3401
@ewilldothanks3401 6 лет назад
Also, I love that you emphasize cleanliness! It's a great way to remind your viewers that they need to be conscious of things like cross contamination without scolding or lecturing. Thanks for being so lovely!
@deleharper4790
@deleharper4790 6 лет назад
I don’t usually enjoy vegetables but I always enjoy Emmy
@wow-bp6vf
@wow-bp6vf 5 лет назад
I love vegetables, especially when theyre fried
@_doot_doot_
@_doot_doot_ 6 лет назад
Eggstractor: The Second Coming
@MoeMentos
@MoeMentos 6 лет назад
The Easter Massacre
@_doot_doot_
@_doot_doot_ 6 лет назад
Oh wow top comment!
@freeleafinthewind
@freeleafinthewind 6 лет назад
Send in the replacement order form 😒😄
@amydee0074
@amydee0074 6 лет назад
Years ago my mom talked about my grandmother using one and she said she wished they had products made like that now. I ended up finding her one on eBay and she was so excited. Said it was still super sharp and made prepping so much faster.
@jenelle6132
@jenelle6132 6 лет назад
I love your videos! I ran into about a week ago through "retro recipes" and now I've fallen into a rabbit hole of your videos! Love it all! You are so good at describing...very articulate. Thanks!
@sambo6266
@sambo6266 6 лет назад
vintage shaved ice machine would be interesting!!
@ThriftHunt3r
@ThriftHunt3r 6 лет назад
Emmy you're so close to one million subscribers! You got this! Plus you work so hard and very entertaining.
@thomascamden5966
@thomascamden5966 6 лет назад
Oh man that brought back memories. I'm 56 years old and we had one just like that when I was growing up. Ours didn't get stuck like that. ( on top ) the key is to go really fast. I loved using ours. Over the years I have always wanted to find another one.
@VaillancourtSquared
@VaillancourtSquared 6 лет назад
“YEAHHH” - You stole my heart
@SCSlimBoiseID
@SCSlimBoiseID 6 лет назад
+emmymadeinjapan That was the inspiration for Dan Aykroyd's SNL skit featuring the "Super Bass-o-Matic." Classic comedy. Thanks for the retro review and for reviving a memory of when SNL was funny. Cheers.
@emmymade
@emmymade 6 лет назад
Yes, the glory days.
@dmontpet
@dmontpet 6 лет назад
That's great bass!!!
@abunchahooey
@abunchahooey 6 лет назад
Bass o matic was classic, funny SNL. Not like it is now.
@Bill23799
@Bill23799 6 лет назад
Loved Dan Akroyd selling the " Mainway Bag-O-Glass ".
@jburtonca
@jburtonca 4 года назад
I think when Ron Popeil used this to dice onions he said "The only tears you'll shed will be tears of joy!"
@JerichoAndFriends
@JerichoAndFriends 6 лет назад
Loved this, it brought back wonderful memories. We had an older version of this when I was growing up. My parents purchased it in the 1960s. It is how we made french fries, diced potatoes, and sliced potatoes. We didn't use it for other veggies or fruits, just potatoes. It getting stuck was a common occurrence.
@theresaiwright7085
@theresaiwright7085 3 года назад
My parents had one and used it all the time. It was given to my mom for christmas back in the late 1960's
@roysflamekitten
@roysflamekitten 6 лет назад
I'd love to see the shaved ice maker! I know it's winter, but the Japanese are so inventive when it comes to handy gadgets!
@flip22
@flip22 6 лет назад
Such joy, much fun, thanks for making videos Emmy 😊☺🙂
@annegeeraerts1669
@annegeeraerts1669 5 лет назад
My mom had one of these when I was growing up! It worked great for French fries and cubes for potato salad. I wish I'd had gotten it when she passed. Brings back lots of memories of helping mom in the kitchen! Thanks!
@charitysheppard4549
@charitysheppard4549 6 лет назад
Your videos always make my days! You seem to be so kind and have such a fun sense of humor. Thanks for the fun videos.
@craigchastain7016
@craigchastain7016 6 лет назад
It's like an old detonator box Fire in the hole!..... BOOM! So satisfying. That's nice gajick.
@emmymade
@emmymade 6 лет назад
😂 It just needs and ACME label.
@ahsoyumert
@ahsoyumert 6 лет назад
"...little tiny older people..." :) Gotta love Emmy!
@diynevala
@diynevala 6 лет назад
She will be one someday.
@EASchneid
@EASchneid 6 лет назад
Thank you Emmmy :) you are comforting to watch in my storm of life
@kezkezooie8595
@kezkezooie8595 6 лет назад
My mum had one of these. She used to use it to make chips. I can't remember her using it for anything else but I do remember how thrilled I was when I was promoted from peeling the spuds to using the Veg-O-Matic. The thrill lasted for the first two times I used it, but it really did speed up cutting chips, even though it cut them thinner than we were used to. Our family ranged in size from six to fourteen, as we often had cousins, grandparents and the like living in one house, so this really was a time saver.
@saraht6558
@saraht6558 6 лет назад
My mom has one of these still in her cabinet at home. 😂 I hated using it growing up though because it’s sort of rusty and it always got stuck on me.
@bredaefs
@bredaefs 6 лет назад
When I was in college I worked in a chain restaurant, and we'd use a machine similar to this to make the hash browns. Steam the potatoes then push them through a series of wire frames. My fingertips were shredded, too, until I discovered the Kevlar gloves.
@TheNormalOddball
@TheNormalOddball 6 лет назад
Breda Fallacy we still use one of these in prep. But it's so much more heavy duty and mounted on the wall. You can't really hurt yourself on it unless you try
@mello1023
@mello1023 6 лет назад
Breda Fallacy Do do those gloves work for knives too? I'm a home cook and I end up cutting myself while cutting some at least once a year.
@bredaefs
@bredaefs 6 лет назад
+mello1023 I would think so! :D
@juanitahuisentruit1989
@juanitahuisentruit1989 6 лет назад
I remember being so happy that I saved $8.99 to get my Mom one for Christmas 1966. She us only 4 foot 11 inches and could not push it down even standing on a stool. My 6 foot 4 inch Father had to do all the cutting for our night of french fries. LOL my Mom and Dad still laugh about my excitement of getting her this. Thank you for bring back happy memories
@Thisisellipsis
@Thisisellipsis 6 лет назад
Emmy you're so entertaining, i wanna see you review all of the things!!!! All of the kitchen gadgets you got THANKS
@Mamajack716
@Mamajack716 6 лет назад
I have an old gadget that I took from my mom when I moved out 10 years ago and never used it haha it's called. A tater twister. I kinda wanna bust it out now.
@ginendy
@ginendy 6 лет назад
Please please please send it to Emmy
@disciplebill
@disciplebill 6 лет назад
That is a fun product!
@darla3021
@darla3021 4 года назад
I still use mine - love the curly fries it makes!!
@abingleyboy
@abingleyboy 6 лет назад
Wow!, it looks like a prop from old Star Trek, and yeah you have to use some force, then pick up the pieces of carrot from each corner of the room!
@Jean2235177
@Jean2235177 6 лет назад
Omg, I’m laughing. I remember when it came out. Dad bought one for mom. It was the “coldest” Christmas ever. Lol! She was not amused. ;)
@MelvisVelour
@MelvisVelour 6 лет назад
My youngest brother saw an add for this thing and pitched a fit (while a K-Tel's greatest hits album was playing - oh yeah, we were 70s bad asses) until my parents caved in and went to Woolco to get one. As soon as we got home, the young terror decided he was going to chop every single vegetable he could get his hands on. The apple slices were good, so were potatoes and then he got a very ripe tomato (I quickly backed away as far as I could but could still see what was going to happen) and WHAP! Tomato goo all over the place with a screaming child in the middle of it - the Three Stooges couldn't have come up with anything better. A precious memory I don't hesitate to remind him of.
@z33511
@z33511 6 лет назад
Made a lot of tomato soup with one of those things in my day -- now I just use a good, really sharp knife.
@emilyspecter9532
@emilyspecter9532 6 лет назад
CHECKER BOARD CAKE PLEASE :-D
@mackenziedominguez4254
@mackenziedominguez4254 6 лет назад
Emily Specter she's already done a checkerboard cake ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SsFO-NvMcNs.html
@DDios-ih9de
@DDios-ih9de 4 года назад
I have the inserts used for that! Birthday cakes 4 the kiddies
@user-ic6ch3ve5d
@user-ic6ch3ve5d 6 лет назад
These are my most favourite videos. I love seeing gadgets from the past. Thanks Emmy!
@goodvibesgray3821
@goodvibesgray3821 6 лет назад
Do them all lol Thanks for a great video
@Dalynes17
@Dalynes17 6 лет назад
Yes do it all.
@MoeMentos
@MoeMentos 6 лет назад
Sheesh y'all are impatient lol. She'll probably do them all in good time, but my vote is for the checkerboard cake next. Like if you agree!
@ericainspace
@ericainspace 6 лет назад
If you sluced then used the french fry setting you would geta dice. A two step dice, maybe a bit bigger, with less effort overall.
@emmymade
@emmymade 6 лет назад
Yeah, I don't think the large dice would've worked in the recipe, they would have been hard in the center.
@thokk10289
@thokk10289 6 лет назад
emmymadeinjapan thin slice then large dice, would give same depth as small dice but slightly larger surface area.
@moiznahmad
@moiznahmad 6 лет назад
Watching those pancakes lift off the skillet so cleanly was really satisfying. I loooove a well-seasoned cast iron skillet
@rosemarygreen7415
@rosemarygreen7415 6 лет назад
I'm glad you're feeling better. Your voice is still so soothing! ❤️
@adamemac
@adamemac 6 лет назад
HELP! I need a *plunger plunger* !! Haha
@valicove
@valicove 6 лет назад
Science with Emmy'slab
@wendyodell356
@wendyodell356 6 лет назад
We had one and I used it for everything. I loved it. It was passed down thru 3 generations. It finally fell apart 😢 Now I have this thing, same concept only it is attached to a heavy duty bowl so things go right in it. It comes with different cutting blades and things and lids, 3 bowls & 3 lids, plus the cutting lid you just remove when you're done and put the regular lid on. Very high quality material.
@BluegrassRoze
@BluegrassRoze 5 лет назад
Mommy had one she got brand new before I was born. I watched her use it and later learned how to use it myself... Such fun memories!
@dylanpham9995
@dylanpham9995 6 лет назад
I'm glad you are feeling better Emmy
@BriNG384
@BriNG384 6 лет назад
Can u try to recreate the Japanese omelet also known as omurice.
@greyeaglem
@greyeaglem 5 лет назад
We had one of those and put a lot of miles on it. It looks flimsy, but was surprisingly durable. We had a big garden, almost an acre, and my mom canned and froze a lot of the vegetables. This was before they had food processors. If you wanted to grind something, you used a hand crank grinder that clamped to the edge of a table or counter top. This was the only thing around that would slice, other than a knife. We used it to slice cucumbers for pickles and carrots to freeze. When you're canning pickles or freezing carrots by the bushel, it really did save a lot of time. Eventually one of the blades broke, but I found another one in a junk store.
@JackGeezy85
@JackGeezy85 6 лет назад
Almost 1 million Emmy, congrats, you deserve it.
@realfoodcures
@realfoodcures 6 лет назад
Please test the bass-o-matic.
@samantasviderskyte1327
@samantasviderskyte1327 6 лет назад
EMMY!!!! You have to tell me do you have a P.O box? I'm going back home to Lithuania in December and I would rally like to send you a few of my porsonal favourite things to try. Btw I really love your vids the just so nice to watch and I love how your so child friendly.😙
@waspoppin3385
@waspoppin3385 6 лет назад
I really love the longer videos Emmy ~ great job!
@tomclarke5594
@tomclarke5594 6 лет назад
I've been watching your channel from the very start. You're very humorous and nice. Love your videos❤️
@Herbert04
@Herbert04 6 лет назад
Next time turn the whole thing 90 degrees
@a.w.3438
@a.w.3438 6 лет назад
This is entertaining, Emmy but I am the knife and chopping block kind of cook. I'm not into gadgets, cooking or otherwise.
@tamssnazzystuff
@tamssnazzystuff 4 года назад
"nothing pooped out... " lol I enjoy your vintage gadget videos.
@bwayne40004
@bwayne40004 6 лет назад
Boy, this was a blast from the past! I truly enjoyed the memories. We had one from the mid 60s and I remember making french fries. Put the potato on the screens, push down a little to set it firmly on the top and WOOMP!!! I loved it at as a late pre teen, early teen ager. I never remember it popping loose and sticking to the top though. We had it for years and years but I don't think we used it much after the 60s.
@afafjuma6614
@afafjuma6614 6 лет назад
I cant stand tools and objects that stack up and takes up space in the kitchens cupboard while the knife could do the same purpose.
@3DJapan
@3DJapan 6 лет назад
Afaf Juma A knife could do it but it would take a lot longer.
@Zenar5
@Zenar5 6 лет назад
Just about, Its a consumer vrs of a piece of restaurant gear. Dosn't make much sense for home use , unless you are doing a tone of canning or food prep.
@annother3350
@annother3350 6 лет назад
I cant dice spuds that well with a knife
@joeltries
@joeltries 6 лет назад
OKAY THEN MICHAEL SKOOT
@sambaker3233
@sambaker3233 6 лет назад
Afaf Juma it's a bit like having sat nav in a mercedes, use less and a waste, unless you're a tradesman or ups driver
@firefightergoggie
@firefightergoggie 6 лет назад
Okay...I'm 49 years old and I remember this thing from when I was a kid. I distinctly remember it because after listening to my mom try and use it, I learned how to use the phrase "this fu*king piece of shit sucks" . (True story bro)
@jennycorey8968
@jennycorey8968 6 лет назад
SuperSix Delta This made me laugh my butt off because I was that mom too.
@tpixl
@tpixl 6 лет назад
Watching you having fun, is the best thing after a thug day ^^ Ty !
@8jerasikapark8
@8jerasikapark8 6 лет назад
Id love to see all of your vintage gadgets! These are some of my favorite videos!
@KPLaiaacona
@KPLaiaacona 6 лет назад
we all want to see the stripper
@ChukFlanagan
@ChukFlanagan 6 лет назад
affirmative
@MoeMentos
@MoeMentos 6 лет назад
The strippers are behind a pay wall 😉
@waltergolston6187
@waltergolston6187 4 года назад
You warm my heart with your enthusiasm and triggering memories of my Father's purchases of such gadgets to "Help Your Mother " LOL The look my Mother would offer my Dad. Thank you for such lovely remembrances
@elysafrancisco7240
@elysafrancisco7240 5 лет назад
My mom found one of these in a thrift store in the 80s. I remember watching her use it, it was so loud! Lol Thanks for the trip down memory lane! 😊
@NikkiKamminga
@NikkiKamminga 5 лет назад
I love your videos and your voice is really nice to listen too, it calms me down! Love vintage kitchen items and always look out for them here in the UK at car boots
@KhalidahTiaret
@KhalidahTiaret 6 лет назад
My mom still has her Veg-O-Matic from the 70s! She pretty much only uses it to make homemade French fries but still pulls it out of the cupboard at least a couple times a year!
@sophiesspirit
@sophiesspirit 6 лет назад
Ugh! Brings back many memories! My dad used to make us kids cut the potatoes using this so he could make His French fries with hamburgers and Sunday breakfast potatoes. The dicing process was difficult so we just ended up using a knife to finish the dice on the French fry cut to do the country fried potatoes. He liked them small so they would get crispy. I don't really miss this! LOL I am also reminded when I go to In n' out!! Thanks for the blast from the past!
@Bensmama1
@Bensmama1 6 лет назад
You have the best thrift store ever!!! You even find stuff in the original boxes and instruction manual!
@IvannaperezElkIP123
@IvannaperezElkIP123 6 лет назад
Youre so nice and welcoming your videos are entertaining, informative, well done and one of the best things is that your comments or community aren't hateful. There could be a troll here and there but that's expected 😂 You're amazing Emmy and I truly enjoy your videos ❤ Been binge watching them lately 😂
@bspielman22
@bspielman22 5 лет назад
I am a granny and I loved, loved, loved my Veg O Matic. I would give anything to have another one, but they are hard to find. I used mine to make French fries.
@TechnoSkittles
@TechnoSkittles 6 лет назад
My parents still have their Veg-O-Matic... and still use it! Works great even after several decades.
@WHALEx3
@WHALEx3 5 лет назад
6:59 "Nothing pooped out" lmao
@MrsPinkyChiChi
@MrsPinkyChiChi 5 лет назад
You’ve solved a mystery for me. I’ve many friends and family close to my age, 50, who are vehemently opposed to mayo. I’ve never understood their overboard reactions but, now that I think of it, their mothers were the type who were always trying those wacky magazine recipes that put mayonnaise in everything.
@anti-ethniccleansing465
@anti-ethniccleansing465 8 месяцев назад
I was born in 1975. My mother used to make me peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwiches, instead of PB&Js. Lol. Oddly though, I liked them! I love mayo to this day. But, it has to be said that it was a WEIRD concoction, and I’ve never once made it past childhood. My mother must have picked it up during that mayo fad era. After childhood, I only make PB&J sandwiches for myself (or PB&banana, with the bread toasted).
@MrsPinkyChiChi
@MrsPinkyChiChi 8 месяцев назад
@@anti-ethniccleansing465 oh my gosh! You made me remember Banana and Mayo sandwiches ! I like them too! And fresh from the garden Mayo and tomato with salt and pepper. I still make those. But tomatoes must be fresh and flavorful.
@jerryehamric
@jerryehamric 6 лет назад
I bought a 1st generation veg-o-matic for my mother from Ron Popeil. He was doing a demo at Kresge's in Memphis. My wife and I love watching your demos.
@williamgehring2291
@williamgehring2291 4 года назад
You are so entertaining. Love your recipes and your sense of humor!
@bobbijo6305
@bobbijo6305 4 года назад
: ) my grandma's garden was a quarter of a city block. A lot of which required chopping. I used one of these many many many times : ) and pinched my fingers in the plastic edges. Thank you for sharing this! Brought back memories for sure!
@luvnalaska44
@luvnalaska44 5 лет назад
You are so adorable! Love your videos. I was born in 1962 and have a love for old gadgets and gizmos from my childhood. (And thrifting and vintage anything.) I remember using the Veg-0-Magic. Haha
@cathyaquilina5310
@cathyaquilina5310 6 лет назад
Love the graphics also on these older gadgets, especially if you can find them from the 1950's. Great video!
@lylacornell2819
@lylacornell2819 6 лет назад
Hi Emmy - I am an Executive Chef - and have a simulator device , but it’s much bigger and you don’t have to be as forceful . The blades go dull so it gets sharped once a month, or you purchase and replace the blades and you will hurt yourself easily if not careful . It also has a mandolin attachment. It’s a very useful and helps keeps things in the same shapes and sizes.. Thanks for the video - you are awesome! Lylaboo1
@Gumeluvr
@Gumeluvr 2 года назад
My mother in law uses this in making pickled beets. It really helps in time with that.
@bethroesch2156
@bethroesch2156 6 лет назад
Omg a real blast from the past!!! We went through 3 or 4 of those in my childhood. It was how my mom coaxed me into the kitchen lol.
@blackhawk8546
@blackhawk8546 5 лет назад
Omg!! A flood of memories came back. I recognize the box. My great grandma had this machine!
@heather_be_thy_name8572
@heather_be_thy_name8572 6 лет назад
Checkerboard cake or the Stripper! Glad you're feeling better, so nice to see you videos after a busy Monday at school
@joannegray5138
@joannegray5138 6 лет назад
Great video. I have to admit, I was waiting for the device to crack and fall apart; the plastic is stronger than it looks. I'm a fan of Battenburg Cake, so I'd love to see you try the checkerboard cake pan next. Glad you're feeling better ❤
@corndawg15
@corndawg15 6 лет назад
When you don’t think emmys voice could get any better!!
@agingerbeard
@agingerbeard 3 года назад
So glad I found your channel these videos are delightful
@anniinaanjuska9016
@anniinaanjuska9016 6 лет назад
I love these vintage videos, I want to see them all!
@LonLofgren
@LonLofgren 4 года назад
We had one of these when I was a kid! It never got stuck like that, but it was more "broken-in" than yours. I've found so many great kitchen appliances, utensils, pots, and pans at Savers!
@MeMyselfi
@MeMyselfi 5 лет назад
As a child we used the Veg-o-matic the cube beets for canning. I currently use the 3rd generation to slice potatoes for raw fries and French fries. I love my Veg-o-matic.
@OhMyAcetabulum
@OhMyAcetabulum 5 лет назад
My mom still has one of these in her kitchen. It works great 40+ years later!
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