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First it was parkour. But that’s been out for years now. Then it was trick shots. But that’s a bore online as well. Now there’s a new trend online. Bottle flipping.
This kitchen hack gadget is located in the hair care aisle. Make your life easier using a hair pick to hold onions, fruit and vegetables while you cut them.
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Onions may be a flavorful staple of many delicious dishes, but let’s face it: they’re a pain in the butt to cut up. If it’s not the teary eyes you get from slicing into them, it’s the way their layers fall apart as you try to chop, bringing the knife dangerously close to your fingers. Sure, seasoned chefs may be able to speed their way through a whole bushel of onions in minutes, but for many of us it’s a tedious, time-consuming and irritating part of any meal prep.
But YouTuber DaveHax has a better way. No, it’s not some frivolous gadget that will clutter your kitchen cabinets and it’s not going to cost you three easy payment of $19.95. In fact, it’s probably already sitting the drawer of your bathroom vanity right now. The miracle solution to all your onion-induced woes? A hair pick. The metal tines are perfect for not only holding an unruly onion from rolling around, they also provide a handy guide for even slicing and keeping all the onion’s layers in one place. But wait, there’s more! A hair pick can help you quickly and precisely slice any number of fruits and vegetables from cucumbers to tomatoes to lemons. Oh, and he doesn’t explicitly say so, but it’s probably a good idea to wash your hair pick before you put it back in your hair.
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Michael stuns an unsuspecting customer when he uses an app to transform a check into cash.
Michael Carbonaro is a magician by trade, but a prankster by heart. In THE CARBONARO EFFECT, Michael performs baffling tricks on unsuspecting people in everyday situations, all caught on hidden camera. Everyone is left stunned and delighted, even though they have no idea what just hit them.
“The King of Random” show us a trick that will prevent Popsicles from dripping when they melt.
A genius idea to prevent sticky hands and drippy popsicles this summer.
Whenever you eat half a baguette but can’t get to the other half before it gets hard, do you admit defeat? Justin Chappel never does. He’s figured out the key to reviving stale bread and brining it back to its former glory. The first step, believe it or not, is to douse it in some water.
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F&W Test Kitchen whiz Justin Chapple demos a genius trick for reviving stale bread.