Reviewing Chef Recommended Gifts for Foodies | Sorted Food

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  @toscirafanshaw9735 · 2 years ago

  Barry and Mike trying to get Jamie to pick up the oil bottle with tongs, Ben telling them no, and Jamie doing it anyway and making a mess, is like the 13 years this channel has existed encapsulated in 13 seconds. 🤣<br><br>I love these daily videos so much! Thank you.

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• ME

  @mellowmanta8975 · 2 years ago

  &quot;we got jamie 20 pound tongs&quot; &nbsp;&quot;we got mike a 160 pound food processor&quot;<br><br>god bless you mike you deserve it LOL

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• TN

  @TNF_Designs · 2 years ago

  you guys should do a video where you challenge ebbers and kush, to try to re-create a dish from a blind taste test, and have a normal judge which one is closest to the original dish, OR you get some food delivered to you and the chefs have to try and re create it and then the normals try and guess which is the delivery.

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  @The_King_of_Chefs · 2 years ago

  The music cutting out when Ben said &apos;Woooo, tongs.&apos; Killed me. I love these Christmas gifts videos

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• GR

  @graceyghoul · 2 years ago

  Best Christmas gift = Sorted videos every day!

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• ST

  @stone5against1 · 2 years ago

  Loved Barry pointing out that Ben gave a colourful gift to the one colour blind person of the group haha and then Ben teasing him about needing his wife to figure out the colours of the side pieces haha

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• AL

  @alisalarsen9163 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for specifically mentioning to check on Allergies and intollerances. As someone with Celiac I have many times been gifted cookies or other foods that I can&apos;t eat. I generally prefer not to be gifted food because I can&apos;t always trust that they know how to avoid cross contamination.

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• BE

  @beerdo231 · 2 years ago

  Jamie saying he probably wouldn&apos;t buy the tongs himself is the real sign of a good gift. The perfect present is something the person will enjoy using and like, but that they would never have just bought for themselves.

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• TH

  @thomasjameskay · 2 years ago

  You should do a video where the “normals” bring a few things in from their home kitchens that they regularly use and love! (And maybe as a comparison, some things they have but never use or don’t like!!).

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  @TheKingInYellowofMiskatonic · 2 years ago

  You know how you&apos;re at Christmas, unboxing your gifts, and then your cousin gets a bigger gift than you and you don&apos;t even care that your gift was actually kind of awesome because his gift was even bigger? That&apos;s how Jamie must have felt when he saw Mike get the massive box.

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• ZI

  @Zillah82 · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m big on the homemade gifts. I&apos;m making homemade hot chocolate mix, marshmallows, and turkish delights this year. I&apos;m paring it with a copy of The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe. Last year, I have made sugar cookies that say Eat Me in royal icing and meringue mushrooms with a copy of Alice in Wonderland with some tea. I love putting these baskets together for the kids. Promotes reading and inexpensive.

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• BL

  @BlazeMiskulin · 2 years ago

  For someone who is just learning how to cook, I would say that the best gift is a &quot;mini spice rack&quot;. An ounce or two of 20 or so spices--some basic, some a little further from the usual--is a perfect way to introduce someone to a wide range of cooking without getting extravagant or having it be intimidating.The spices can be cheap. &nbsp;Let them learn what each one does, and then they can go buy better selections of the ones they use the most.

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