Testing 10 Japanese Kitchen Gadgets 🍳💡 2026

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  @anirae · 1 month ago

  When making chocolate, you should clean the molds with alcohol; never use oil, as it will leave your chocolate dull and can deform it! Using suitable chocolate is also very important, I also noticed that it wasn't cold enough; it wasn't completely detached yet 🐶 It was a very delicious result anyway lol

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• AD

  @adioneschild900 · 4 weeks ago

  Just so you're aware, the cup warmer also works well for large candles, heating wax instead of burning it, so there is no open flame.

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• JN

  @jncchang176 · 2 weeks ago

  The pudding maker is actually the most interactive. Instant gratification. I’m intrigued. I want one.

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  @pepethepatriot7524 · 1 month ago

  FYI for those in the US, you can't eat raw yoke/egg like that... you MUST cook it in the US as there are different standard here and you probably will get VERY sick if you try this using US eggs. Japanese eggs are handled differently.

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• LH

  @lheiachoi4506 · 1 month ago

  A kid would love all the gadgets , it's like playing with your food and it's yummy too !  😅👍llee

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• HI

  @Hi.idkwhatimdoing · 2 weeks ago (edited)

  Hello for the cookies you could try chilling it first so it’s easier to work with. <br><br>You should also use less flour on the surface so it doesn’t have large pockets of flour after you bake. You could also tap the flour from the cookie stamps to get rid of trapped flour in small areas

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• ZO

  @ZoahPorre · 1 month ago

  with the tomato and the cucumber tools I would mix the ingredients together first to make sure its all evenly seasoned.

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• JA

  @jackiemurray5426 · 1 month ago

  Each one of those gadgets looked fun to try! I especially liked the ice molds!<br>I think its very interesting that mixed egg is called &quot;pudding &quot;. I believe in the US we say &quot; custard &quot;. Pudding would have sweetner and milk in itin the US. <br>I wouldn&apos;t have ever thought to put carmel on the egg! Wow, that&apos;s a first for me!<br>Thank you for the video!

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• JU

  @juliepageau2094 · 1 month ago

  I really enjoyed learning more about gunkan sushi ❣️

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• TA

  @tanjak72 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LD8v4CEatI&amp;t=134">2:14</a> that little noise your cat made! So cute!😍

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• LI

  @Lily-cm3nj · 1 month ago (edited)

  I love Daiso and always find the neatest things there!

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