It seems unlikely that dish will make it in his forthcoming cookbook. Come on, America."ĭespite his tender words, Brown declines to taste the weird egg tube.
This year, he takes aim at meat claws, the egg cuber and the Rollie Eggmaster. If you ask food scientist and professional life hacker Alton Brown for his list of favorite kitchen buys, don’t expect him to. The Food Network host and celebrity chef has a vendetta against single-use kitchen gadgets. "You're expected to perform like this in front of people over and over again at the breakfast table, of course you're going to be sensitive. Kitchen Gadgets Alton Brown Can’t Live Without. After waiting 17 minutes for his eggs to cook - that's enough time to fry up breakfast for a houseful of guests - Brown takes pity on the poor Rollie and combats a negative Amazon reviewer who calls the gadget "sensitive." These are all unnecessary items that Brown justifiably shreds, but the real treat is is take on the Rollie, the bizarre contraption that produces tubes of cooked eggs.
In this video for The Daily Dot, the culinary television personality shares his thoughts on devices such as a strawberry slicer, all-edge brownie pan, and breakfast sandwich press. Many a Good Eats episode featured Brown ranting and raving against superfluous cookware, but never like this. Fans of classic Food Network series Good Eats already know about Alton Brown's disdain for so-called unitaskers, kitchen gadgets that waste space because they can perform only one job.
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