I Tested Viral Kitchen Gadgets ft an AUTOMATIC Tin Can Opener 

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I think they meant an English muffin not a cake muffin. Gotta love Barry😂

Watching Barry struggle with, and be amazed by, an electric can opener that I've been using similar ones of for the last 30+ years of my life is hilarious. XD

Re the sprializer thingy - the reason it kept falling off is because you're left handed, and were turning the handle counterclockwise while the base screwed on clockwise, - so each time you used it, you were unscrewing the base. As a fellow leftie, I can truly sumpathise - brilliant episode though x

Barry : Hates tea. Also Barry : Tests every tea gadget he finds.

I'm in my 40s and absolutely giggling at him being so blown away by an electric can opener. Things really do come back around again, just like fashion!

I'm just imagining the next sip from one of those water bottles and the taste of fairy hitting my lips.

Amazed by a can opener that had a magnet in it and would hold the can that my grandmother had from the 50s.

I love that he cut a cake muffin in half 😂😂😂 it’s moments like that, that keep me coming back to the channel

The slanted slice in the bread had nothing to do with the slant of the gadget, it was because the end was slanted. If you don't want it to come out slanted cut that off first.

We have had the same exact can opener before. One slight small feature that Barry did not show was that the bottle opener has a wedge on the opposite side that can be used for pushing up ring pull lids. Sometimes the pull rings are hard to get up to get your finger in, but the wedge works great at getting the ring up and ready.

I love how he was so new to the electric can opener type that I have been using for 30 years. Maybe it's a country thing and finally migrated over there? Not sure ..

Haha seeing Barry excited about an electric can opener when we've had these in the US as far back as the 80s. Mom always got these from Kmart growing up 😁

Seeing him fiddle with something that I've been using for a few decades and my mother had one mounted under her kitchen counter, has got to be one of the best things I have seen all day.

Hey Bazza... I love these, especially when you can't see what we can and we're yeling at you through the screen. It's so much fun. Should be a drinking game! The muffins they were referring to are what we know as Engish Muffins (think of the Maccas McMuffn). The Spiraliser, you unlock the top (like you did when sliding it out), lower in the inner piece with blade attached until it is in place. Only then do you lock the top and start to turn. Keep up the great work!

Wow. I watched your videos years back in high school. Just got back into RU-vid again and saw this video and HAD to watch. This warmed my heart with nostalgia and happiness. Love your energy and videos Barry! - Long time subscriber Anna ❤

british man amazed by everyday electric can opener originally patented in like 1959 lol

My favourite Barry videos. Love kitchen gadgets❤️

Watching Barry being confused by an electric can opener is wild. We've been using one in our house since the 1980's, and it was my grandmother's old one... it's not exactly new tech.

The tea brewing and dispensing thingy was sooo awesome :D

The electric can opener have been around for a couple of decades. Had one for years. Got my dad one after his stroke. He loved it cause it gave him a touch of normality

Ha, loved the flying cars bit at the end 🤣

When the bread slicer says "muffins" it probably doesnt mean the sweet kind. Some places use "muffin" as another name for a bread roll/barm/bap/cob/breadcake (insert name that your local area uses) etc

I use that white & green bagel slicer, love it!! I squeeze the green things together slightly to hold it while slicing

Thank you for another wonderful year of videos. Can’t wait to see what is coming this next year. You never disappoint and I always learn something new and try new recipes. Happy new year!!!!🎉

The bread slicer didn't make your bread like that, the type of bread you used with the big bit on top vs the skinnier bottom :) It was perfectly straight because the rest at the bottom was at a right angle to it

I grew up with one of those electric can openers and it was old back then so they have been around for a long time. I do remember people struggling to use it but they work so well

Barry doesnt wash the soap off stuff he washes up.... all his food must have a soapy taste! Also peaches are easy to do, slice down 1 side and up the other, then twist the 2 halves to pull them apart. and the electric tin opener has been about forever, had one always in london and when i was in bolton... not exactly a new invention lol

Hi Barry we have had our Kenwood can opener for about 20 years now and it has been amazing and it never stops working

My mum had one of these can opener’s when I was a kid in the 80’s it scared me and fascinated me at the same time ❤

I had a similar one of those magnetic automatic can openers at home back in the 90's, worked like a dream.

As an avid tea drinker, that tea pot is absolutely brilliant! I LOVED the music in the background as you "poured" the tea out. I was indeed in tea heaven, lol!

Barry not a cake muffin a bread muffin silly 😂😂😂

Hi Barry oh that bottle aired/dryer absolutely stonking! I loved watching this and bought the exact same one from Amazon. It’s brilliant. Many thanks.

Face palmed when he sliced the american muffin lol

That tea maker is pure magic! I've tried so many different individual loose leaf strainers but haven't found one that can keep all of the leaves out. I might have to get one of these for myself...

Barry! I cannot tell you how much I laughed when the blade kept falling out of the spiraliser!! 🤣🤣

It takes me at least 5 goes to get a can into my electric tin opener! Don't even attempt a fray bentos pie! lmao!

With the twist slicer, I think you need to put the container to the vegetable first, then close the handle for the threads and then spin it. When you start spinning it with the blades not touching, the threads turn the blade plate and unlocks it from the container.

"But being left handed..." Well I hadn't realized that. Barry, you just went up in my cooking and reviews ranking!

I've been using a tea brewer like that for years. I love it! Love your videos, Barry!

That last one should be called the ‘Jean Claude Vahdam’ of tea makers 😂

You can probably collect the rest of the peaches with the stone (in a fridge or even a freezer), boil it and make a jam or a syrup.

I bought a Kenwood can opener about 30 years ago and it is still going strong. Love it and would definitely recommend it. It is actually a lot easier to use than seen here. Especially if you use it with the cutter facing you! It will open oval cans without a problem, corn beef cans are a doddle. You just have to take the key off so it does not get in the way of the mechanism. The SPAM tin had a ring pull so that was getting in the way so perhaps not the best tin to use in the demonstration.

As always very entertaining to watch ! I think that I know why that Gadget that you tested at 18:00 looses it’s Blade every time while cutting the zucchini , you twisted the blade to the right to lock it in and when you tried to cut the zucchini you spun it to the left so that the blade fell down so I guess that you should only spin it to the other side !

I wish corned beef and spam were produced in tins that can be used with a can opener

Thanks Barry for all your efforts in making videos that brings us joy and laughter and many many new ideas !! And indeed, arent we agitating ourselves all?🤣

This video reminds me that I'm baffled beyond all recognition that British people still don't rinse their dishes after washing them. I just simply can not understand why that is.

All of us old role know how to use a standing electric can opener. But the ones in our day had sturdy metal parts that lasted decades. I give this one 1-2 years.

omg ,My wife was a big fan of your channel, "was" because she passed away two years ago. And one of the reasons for that, besides you and your lovely family being you and your lovely family (she absolutely adored your girls) was your disclaimer about the gadgets helping those that can't do things the "normal" way. She was one of those people, in fact the last years of her life,she needed help even with just getting a spoon to her mouth. A few years before her passing however we went to aconsumer products fair in the netherlands and that bread slice thingy was there as well. As much as she loved gadgets that help the disabled, this thing.... she "tore it to shreds" verbally. I very much remember that the first thing she said to the salesman there was "they invented sliced bread for that" following by pointing out the thing only sliced fake straight because, as you also noticed.... the bread got a sloped end. When seller tried to point out that it was also useful for things like donuts and bagels and such she simply pointed to me saying 'much better slicer". So seeing this thing on your show made my day and brought some sweet sweet memories back. Thank you. And yes, I know you can get it to slice straight if you first cut the cap... but disabled people do not have that option now do they?

You need to try a "smooth edge" can opener, that cuts through the glue on the side of the top, no sharp edge and the top doesn't fall in the can and expose the food to the dirty top.

Am hoping the lack of videos for 3 weeks isnt anything to be concerned about ? X

several years ago, I actually had my husband make me a bottle dryer. I found a plastic drawer tray that was about a foot long and 6 inches wide, had him cut a piece of wood that fit inside, then mapped out placement for holes the diameter of the dowels I had all over the board. Since I didn't glue the dowels in, I can space them out any way I want. The dowels are about a foot long, so I can even dry out milk jugs. If I weren't spoiled to my rack, I'd definitely be interested in this one!

8:16 My mum had a disability that effected her hands and she had a can opener similar to that many years ago. It was amazing for her because she couldn't use a normal can opener. I haven't seen one for years and didn't know you could still get them

I can not explain the full joy the speech at 8:55 bring me... as the pull tab is still attached to the spam tin.

Barry, is that the first time you’ve seen an electric can opener? lol

The only hassle of eating a peach is the juice dripping down your hand and arm 😂

That electric can opener - they've made those for decades under different brands. My mother had one in the early 70s (different brand, same thing), and it was already old enough that the blades were dull and it didn't work.

That maxi spiraliser thing must be one of the most over engineered kitchen gadgets for what it is supposed to do. Absolute entertainment!

That teapot is amazing.

Everyone in America watching Barry with this can opener! We've had these, with the magnet and knife sharpener for at least 50 years. :) So funny! It's like watching an alien trying to figure out a doorknob. lol

we've had electric can openers since the 90's but what made us switch to a hand crank opener was a multi tool can opener called the Kuhn Rikon auto safety master opener

How has he never used an electronic can opener before, I am so thoroughly puzzled at how puzzled he is at using that.

I have been using an electric can opener for many years, and I really laughed watching your attempts to get this working! You shouldn't need to stand over it - lock the can in and press down, and it will keep going round until it's removed the whole lid. Wouldn't be without it!

The basic design of that can opener has been around for ages, my parents had one that was 99% the same, made by Kenwood as well, since the late 80's/early 90's. Worked in exactly the same way, you sort of shoved the can in and then when you put the handle down it magically held the can in place, even when the lid was done cutting. Big downside to it was that, as you found out, if you don't get the can in correctly, it will just fall and also the lid and can were left with quite a sharp edge. I recently replaced my parents one with one of the "one touch" ones that you've had in a previous video and it's so much better.

Hope you're okay and just taking a well earned Christmas/New Year's rest, Barry! Been missing you on my RU-vid feed

How odd! In America, we usually rinse the soap off of our dishes before drying them.

'Anti-gravity baked beans' sounds like something Willy Wonka would create. 😂 I love the tea maker! I've seen an average one-cup version of these too. 😊

The last one reminds me of the Clever Dripper for coffee.

We had a can opener just like that about 30 or 40 years ago. You make it look way too difficult. LOL

That tea thing is so sattisfying

ummm I think that spiralizer thing had a crack in the clear container, that's usually why those loose inserts. Thanks for the morning (here in seattle) fun Oh yah and that can opener is a more modern version of the one my mum had in her kitchen in the 70's here in the us.

Best can opener test - a fray Bentos pie tin, those are a right bugger! :)

I think for the spiral cutter, you should insert the cup before you 'lock it" therefore the base is already pressing up on the vegetable.

Sat here laughing at you with the muffins I'm like wtf English muffins Barry 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Um.....Barty love.....the SPAM tin is self opening. You're so funny!

The Feathers McGraw water bottle! ❤🐧

That electric can opener just seems like a new take on the old electric can openers from the 80's without too many changes, but they've always been pretty awful

Barry I believe that clear part of the spiralizer has a crack in it from top to bottom and i think this is why the blade kept on falling off so couldn't stay locked due to crack 🙂

we've had an electric can opener for donkeys years, it's great, especially for me as a lefty. We bought one for my neighbour after she had a stroke and it was a life saver for her too

Electric can opener,we got one for a wedding present in 1983 and still going strong.

Have to say I chuckled watching you struggle with the electric can opener.... We have had one of those as a basic kitchen tool in my house since I was a kid in the '90s... And yes they are typically meant for round cans.

Thanks for the year of great videos and positive vibes!

"if you're in the middle of the jungle, with an electrical supply, and only a can of spam that always has a pull tab on it" sure Barry

About the first gadget, the water bottle strainer...I noticed that it's from OXO. They are a GREAT brand! Some of their items are a little more expensive, but they are dependable and, most importantly, they work! They have a full range of kitchen stuff, and I'd buy one of each if I had the money.

That's a bog-standard can opener in the US, I was surprised that you'd never seen one before. Now I know how you feel about the US not using electric kettles. 😆

good year Barry! I you made me realize that I've never truly washed my water bottle since purchased hehehe

Can never get over the fact that Brits leave the soapie water on their washed plates etc and let them dry like that.

for the can opener, the magnet isn't to hold up the can, it's to catch the lid and pull it off AFTER it's opened, other than that it's a standard electric can opener

That's actually a very nice can opener. My grandma had something similar for many, many years. It was the best can opener ever. The manual can openers seem to lose their sharpness very quickly, but the electric ones with the magnets seem to last a while.

"millions of peaches, peaches for me!" That was my graduation song and I'm from Ohio USA 😂 I graduated in the early 2010s

I've had a tea strainer like that for almost 10 years now and it's brilliant! The one I used in the office more than once per day was amazing (I drink my tea black, nothing in it so that was great)!

"If you're in the middle of a Jungle and you've just got a tin of SPAM, you've got access to an electrical supply, you can open your tin" It's got a ring pull Barry lol.

I have those same straws! I definitely want that stand as I've never been confident about the straws draining properly

I have been doing some catch up. I love all of your videos. Thank you for the hours and hours of entertainment! On the can opener: I believe these have been around with that design since at least the 70s. At 46, I don't remember them ever not being a thing. In fact I have an under-cabinet mounted version in my kitchen. The magnet was not holding the can. It only holds the lid. The can was held in place by tension between the wheel and the blade. Also, I didn't see you use the knife sharpener. When you do, the lever for using the can opener part also runs the knife sharpener.

Have had a Kenwood Can Opener/Knife Sharpener/Bottle Opener for years. It's fantastic...

I have already ordered the teapot after seeing this for the first time today, \i was surprised at how quickly it poured, was expecting it to come from one spout in the middle.

Hahahaha cutting a cake muffin!! Oh it made me chuckle. English muffin maybe 🤣

that tea brewer is amazing! i just wish it was made of glass instead of plastic since i don’t what to melt it eventually.

I had a canopener like this 50 yrs ago. No bottle opener though. I also have a similar teapot