Are These History’s Most GENIUS Kitchen Gadgets?

1위@shelbybryn503613 hours ago

I know Mike was a teacher before joining Sorted full-time, and you can just see what a great teacher he clearly was in these videos - the research, the natural presentation, and the desire to transfer knowledge. He and Ben both have those innate teaching skills, in different ways - but I just love Mike in these ones…번역 보기

2위@markevans918816 hours ago

that coconut shredder better not be one of them번역 보기

3위@DerJarl102416 hours ago

The history of grain milling can be explained very well using a hand mill as an example. The grain does not immediately turn into flour. First, it is coarsely crushed, producing cracked grain, which can already be used to prepare food. Further grinding produces coarser and finer particles, including groats, which can be cooked into nutritious porridge or used in soups. Only through continued grinding is fine flour eventually produced. The different stages of milling were therefore not merely steps on the way to making flour; each stage also provided food in its own right.번역 보기