Reviewing ANTIQUE Kitchen Gadgets | Sorted Food

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  @adair4256 · 1 year ago

  You need to do an Antique Gadget Pass it on.  Order is oldest to youngest.

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• AV

  @averyeml · 1 year ago

  Just a positive/technical note for the editing crew: this amount of awareness of the live audience is right around where I think I can tolerate. Didn’t know they were there for the longest time and when I did hear them it wasn’t raucous

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• TI

  @TimeToCrash88 · 1 year ago

  I didn't think it was possible for a sausage stuffer to cause even more innuendos than the last time, especially without Ben, but you guys proved me completely wrong! 10/10

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• HE

  @heatherholzhaus7013 · 1 year ago

  Omg guys. That last one..... committing to the utter silliness.... beautiful.<br><br>I loved it when you were like, &quot;and don&apos;t look at each other&quot; and Jamie INTENSELY stares us down instead

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• SI

  @Silentgrace11 · 1 year ago

  “Who has a mantle nowadays?!” Me, living in a house from the late 1800s, trying not to stare at the mantle in the living room

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  @TheCoffeehound · 1 year ago

  Regarding the marmelade cutter: &nbsp;Food preservation was a much bigger problem when this thing was made. &nbsp;You didn&apos;t have the convenience to buy a few oranges to make some fresh marmelade to order. &nbsp;You would buy a lot of them when they were in season and make many jars of it at a time to store for the year. &nbsp;You would also do the same for other fruits and vegetables, as well as some meats. &nbsp;The sealed and sterilized jars would then be stored in a cellar or a cold room so that they could be used throughout the year.

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  @TheCardinalFang · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m not a coffee drinker at all, but that coffee maker is a thing of beauty. I&apos;d have one to display

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• CA

  @Cameronjd883 · 1 year ago

  I have a lot of respect for Barry&apos;s mentality with his ivory knife, acknowledging that it may not be the most ethical thing but that it&apos;s a piece of history and so still has a place as an item and that history should not be erased

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• JU

  @justcallmeavi3255 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cSitSymePA&amp;t=115">1:55</a> - The device Barry is thinking of is a &quot;Cheese Tasting Iron&quot;, looks like a corkscrew but the end is curved, it is used to test the age of the cheese, so, a tester will go into the cheese store and use the iron to punch a hole in the cheese wheel, they then test the cheese to see if it has matured enough, after which, regardless if it is ready, the tube of cheese is reinserted and the hole is resealed with fresh wax, hence the reason why some cheese wheels have raised patches on their wax case, this is where they were tested!

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• WA

  @WarriorHeart2024 · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m dying here...that last one was sooooo cheeky and they guys were on it. &nbsp;If Ebbers had been there, you all could blame him for the innuendo storm. But I truly think you all held your own...Jamie-endos and Barry-Endos and Mike-endos all over the place....love it

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• MA

  @markowalski1 · 1 year ago

  &quot;If my parents had a mantle, I might be a completely different person.&quot;<br><br>- George Costanza

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  @xXfireflyyXx · 1 year ago

  I suggested this on a previous antique video. But it would be very nice to see you guys collab with a restoration youtuber and then test the products.

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