- [Jamie] Hey, welcome to the channel.
We are Sorted,
a group of friends in London looking
for those amazing things in food
that make you go, "Wow!"
between stitching each other up in the innuendos.
Now, be warned, we have two chefs,
but we give them limited air time
and we make sure all of our ideas start
with a suggestion from you.
♪ I'm a pancake chick but I take the cake ♪
♪ I'm gooey in the middle, baby, let me bake ♪
(hip hop music)
- Hello, everyone, I'm Mike, this is Ben.
- And today, more of those kitchen gadgets.
(funky music)
- This one excites me.
I think we've got a strong start
or a calamitous start.
- What is that?
- Oh no, why is there a change of clothes?
- A t-shirt?
Do I put this on?
- [Mike] Yes, please.
- Heh, heh, hair, hair.
Hey-a! - Hey-a!
(both laugh)
There's a button.
What's the button do?
On. (gadget whirring)
(Jamie laughs)
(gadget whirring)
- Any guesses?
- It pumps something.
- Barry.
- Yeah?
- This is the Haier Pocket Washing Machine.
- What?
- Presenting the world's smallest pocket washing machine.
Running a family is big business.
He's fond of driving.
She's fond of mangoes,
but it doesn't go well together.
(James laughs)
- Careful.
Don't spill it. - Nevermind for the taste.
But, for the dress, (Barry gasps)
oops! (muffled speaking) - Oh, you silly Billy.
- They're making some big claims.
- And, luckily, for all of us,
there's also an instructional video as well.
- This is silly.
- This is rubbish.
- [Woman] Please take off the cover and the protective cap.
Take out the little water bottle, open it,
and pour some water into it.
- We'd like you to make a mess.
- Whoa!
- The promo video claims that it works on coffee.
- Should I take my chef's jacket off?
- [Jamie] I think you'd please a lot of people if you did.
(mustard squirting loudly)
- Oh no!
I missed my mouth! - Oh! Oh!
- And just imagine you're about to put it up to your lips,
and then suddenly, oh!
Oh! - Oh!
- It just, oh!
- Oh!
No, no. - Oh.
That's enough, that's enough.
I'm good.
(Mike and Jamie yelling)
(Jamie laughs)
- Wow!
I wasn't expecting that. - Cut that!
- Cut that out!
- [Woman] The second step is to apply
some liquid detergent on the stain.
(sighs)
- Just buy a new t-shirt.
(gadget whirring)
- Why?
Why would this be useful?
- Well, if you're out and you've only got one t-shirt,
if you have it in a bag - Yeah.
or in the car--
- It's still quite small,
but it's quite a big thing to put in your back pocket.
- Just, just in case you spill some mustard
on yourself. (Jamie laughs)
Yeah, you would also, yeah, (all laughing)
you'd have to carry the detergent with you.
- Also, if you think about it,
detergent smells really nice if you get a good one.
When you lean in for the handshake--
- Like,
(sniffs)
you smell great!
- Wow.
- [Mike] I can't tell if you're being sarcastic.
- I think it might still be stained.
- But would you wear that?
- No.
- There was a fairly strong stain there,
and it has diluted the stain.
I like it.
It's, it's silly, isn't it?
- Do you wanna take a guess in price?
- Oh no!
- £19.99.
- 20, £30.
£30.
- The Haier Pocket Washing Machine can be yours
for a price of £41.98.
- Does it work?
- No, not really.
It kinda works, but isn't,
it's complete and utterly pointless.
I can't think of a scenario where I would use it at all.
- You would hope that this kind of situation is only going
to arise once every so often,
and for over £40,
just buy a new shirt.
- So, would you reckon, useless or not?
- Oh, complete and utterly useless.
- I think it's useless.
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- Prepare yourself for happiness.
(funky music)
- I know what that is!
Candy floss.
(funky music)
- I think I, I think I had this as a kid.
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- [Jamie] This is the HOMCOM Home Candy Floss Machine!
This candy floss maker is a great gadget to have
around the house.
Makes delicious candy floss in just minutes.
- Now, the great thing about this gadget is
that it didn't come with any instructions.
- That's great for a high-speed spinning thing
with heating elements underneath and sugar,
made of plastic.
- So, from what I've ascertained online,
you've got a spoon and you've got some sugar,
and you put a spoonful of sugar in the center compartment
and then turn it on.
- Oh, I'm so excited!
(Jamie laughs)
(funky music)
- There's a lot of sugar coming out,
(laughter)
out of the bottom.
- Oo, oo, oo, ah, ah, ah.
This better be massive.
- Oh, this is terrifying.
- [Mike] I mean, it's
it's working. - It's working, it is working.
But because I'm leaving it in there for so long,
it's cooking this (muffled). - Oh, really?
- So, it's getting really hard.
That's rock solid.
- (laughs) This is gonna be terrible.
- [Mike] What've you got?
What've you got?
Let's have a look.
(laughs)
(funky music)
- That is the saddest thing I've ever seen.
(Jamie laughs)
It's so sad.
- I'm disappointed.
- It made candy floss.
It did make, and how do you clean this?
- How much do you think we purchased this for?
Complete without instructions?
- Oh, well I reckon, I reckon this is,
I reckon this is £35.
- £14.99.
- £20.99.
- Yeah, not worth it.
- It appears to be useless.
If it had some instructions maybe it wouldn't be,
but I think it might be still useless.
(funky music)
- Alright, spin it Baz.
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- Oh.
(gasps)
I feel like it must be missing a piece.
- Well, it's missing something.
- Oh!
- So, this is a gadget
that helps you core and slice a pineapple.
- [Jamie] James, this is the OXO
Good Grips Ratcheting Pineapple Slicer.
The OXO Good Grips Pineapple Slicer cores
and slices a whole pineapple quickly and easily.
Simply slice off the top of a fresh pineapple
and twist the slicer onto the exposed fruit
to create perfect pineapple rings.
(slicer clicks) (gasps)
- It's a ratchet!
- Wow. (slicer clicks)
- Oh, so satisfying!
(slicer clicks)
Oh!
Yes!
Well, I think I'm at the botty.
(gasps)
It's cored it.
I've got my pineapple and there's some juice at the bottom
for a little snack.
- [Mike] And when you spill it down yourself,
you could use a handy pocket washing machine.
- I forget I'm a little bit allergic to pineapple.
(muffled speaking) (Jamie laughs)
- I'm gonna just--
- Oh!
- All is one. - Oh, it's a spiral.
- It's one spiral.
- Yeah, it works.
It's good.
- I think this might be the greatest gadget
we've ever had on Sorted.
- Where's your core gone?
Out of interest.
So, yeah, so Barry's core was stuck in the middle.
- [Mike] Eat it.
- Bite it.
- [Mike] This is, this video has gone so--
- Bite it!
- Have a guess at what it's worth.
- £8.
- I reckon this is really well-priced
at about £10.
- It's £9.
- For a one-use kitchen gadget, it's pretty good.
- But, you think it's useless or useful?
- Useful.
- Useful or not?
Yes, so useful.
(clapping) - We finally got there!
- We found one!
- Hooray, we found a useful one,
which means the next one's gonna be really bad.
(laughing)
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- James, James, spin around.
James spin around.
- Oo, chasin' around.
- You spin around.
- 'Round, 'round.
You spin around, - You spin around,
You spin around. - You spin around.
- You spin around
and give us that that look - Oo.
where you look so disapproving of us
and the gadget.
- Yay, oh.
(Jamie laughs)
- It's called, it says on it, Spudnik.
- It's a potato masher.
- Yay, you got it in one. - Woo!
- Woo!
- This is the Spudnik Rotating Potato Masher.
The Spudnik rewrites the rules of mashing potatoes.
- I thought those rules were pretty set in stone.
- No, no, (Barry laughs)
they have been rewritten.
The unique flower shape is designed to be rotated
in the bowl rather than pounded.
- Do I get some butter and--
- [Mike] Shut your mouth!
- Yeah!
- (mumbles) rotate, but I would think that--
- Try it.
See, see what comes naturally to you.
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- Oh, it's very satisfying. (Mike and Jamie laugh)
(Jamie laughs)
- That doesn't work.
- [Mike] Use it to mash it.
Use it as a masher.
- That's not the point of doing this.
- [Jamie] Whoa, whoa, whoa!
- You're not supposed to pound any potatoes.
- Twist, twist.
This is a lot better, this is a lot better.
- How much do you think that sells for?
- £7.
- £16.
- You should be pleasantly surprised that it's £9.99.
- I like it and I would reckon James would, too.
- I hate it!
(laughs) I hate it.
- So, useless or not?
- I just don't think this is useful.
- It's useful, isn't it?
(banging)
- Honestly, there is no pleasing some people.
- Let's, let's leave this video here.
- Yeah.
- If you like our gadget videos,
make sure you give this video a like and let us know.
- Yeah, and don't forget, you've heard out opinions,
but comment down below which
of those gadgets were useless or not.
- But, until Sunday 4 p.m., have a wonderful week.
We'll bring you a not-useless video then.
We'll see you. (Ben laughs)
- [James] As we mentioned,
Sorted is just run by a group of friends,
so if you like what we're doing,
then there are loads of ways you can support us
and get more involved.
Everything you need to know is linked below.
Thanks, and hope to see you in a few days.
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(camera beeps)
- Am I more difficult than Barry?
- Yeah.
- Okay.
- Somehow you're more simple than Barry.