I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys cooking would
be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's a hands free, cordless
saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95 (I brought mine at Bed, Bath &
Beyond) and includes the batteries, a silicon splashguard (to keep the
bottom clean) and has a continuous and intermittent setting (for when a
recipe calls for only occasional stirring). I've used it for risotto, rice
pudding, gravy, and sauces (to name a few things), and it really works
great. Instead of being stuck at the stove stirring, I was freed up to set
the table, watch TV and even run out to the store for a thing or two I
forgot for the meal!
It has plenty of power (I've used it for polenta) and the batteries last a
long time - the manufacturer says they will last 5 hours on continuous run
or 10 hours on intermittent - I'm still on my 1st set of batteries and have
used it over 12 times for about a total of 4 hours and the batteries are
still going strong. If you want more info they have a web site -
www.stirchef.com that you can check out.

"LMG" wrote in message
...
: I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys
cooking would
: be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's a hands free,
cordless
: saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95 (I brought mine at Bed,
Bath &
: Beyond) and includes the batteries, a silicon splashguard (to
keep the
: bottom clean) and has a continuous and intermittent setting
(for when a
: recipe calls for only occasional stirring). I've used it for
risotto, rice
: pudding, gravy, and sauces (to name a few things), and it
really works
: great. Instead of being stuck at the stove stirring, I was
freed up to set
: the table, watch TV and even run out to the store for a thing
or two I
: forgot for the meal!
: It has plenty of power (I've used it for polenta) and the
batteries last a
: long time - the manufacturer says they will last 5 hours on
continuous run
: or 10 hours on intermittent - I'm still on my 1st set of
batteries and have
: used it over 12 times for about a total of 4 hours and the
batteries are
: still going strong. If you want more info they have a web
site -
: www.stirchef.com that you can check out.
: ========

What a cool idea!! Of course, I'll wait a couple of years
because I'm too cheap to pay $30 bucks for it...

"LMG" wrote in message
...
snip
If you want more info they have a web site -
www.spam.com that you can check out.




Given that you've posted this exact same message in several ngs, I strongly
suspect you are making a profit from this gadget. That, therefore, would
make this SPAM.

rona

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LMG wrote:
I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys cooking would
be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's a hands free, cordless
saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95 (I brought mine at Bed, Bath &
Beyond)

A large serving spoon works for me and it cost me $1.00.

LMG wrote:

I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys cooking would
be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's a hands free, cordless
saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95




ONLY???? For 30 bucks I want a lot more
than an automated spoon!

gloria p

wrote:
I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys cooking would
be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's a hands free, cordless
saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95 (I brought mine at Bed, Bath &
Beyond)

A large serving spoon works for me and it cost me $1.00.

Mate, you got taken! I get a 5 pack of wooden spoons for $2...

--
Darryl L. Pierce
Visit the Infobahn Offramp - http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/c/mcpierce
"What do you care what other people think, Mr. Feynman?"

"Darryl L. Pierce" wrote in message
s.com...
wrote:
I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys cooking
would
be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's a hands free,
cordless
saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95 (I brought mine at Bed, Bath &
Beyond)

A large serving spoon works for me and it cost me $1.00.

Mate, you got taken! I get a 5 pack of wooden spoons for $2...

I got five for a buck on sale!

I cannot imagine a use for such a gadget other than taking up valuable
cabinet space. I even tried to justify it for the handicapped but if you
can hold a saucepan stirrer you can probably stir.

--
Darryl L. Pierce
Visit the Infobahn Offramp - http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/c/mcpierce
"What do you care what other people think, Mr. Feynman?"

Hark! I heard "Julianne" say:
"Darryl L. Pierce" wrote in message
s.com...
wrote:
LMG wrote:

I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys
cooking would be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's
a hands free, cordless saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95
(I brought mine at Bed, Bath & Beyond)

A large serving spoon works for me and it cost me $1.00.

Mate, you got taken! I get a 5 pack of wooden spoons for $2...

I got five for a buck on sale!

I cannot imagine a use for such a gadget other than taking up valuable
cabinet space. I even tried to justify it for the handicapped but if you
can hold a saucepan stirrer you can probably stir.

I can see it as being a help to someone with arthritis, but beyond
that, it's just another useless gadget...


--
j*ni p. ~ mom, gamer, novice cook ~
...fish heads, fish heads, eat them up, yum!

"Julianne" wrote in
news:RJGhb.30826$k74.7027@lakeread05:


"Darryl L. Pierce" wrote in message
s.com...
wrote:
I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys
cooking
would
be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's a hands free,
cordless
saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95 (I brought mine at Bed,
Bath & Beyond)

A large serving spoon works for me and it cost me $1.00.

Mate, you got taken! I get a 5 pack of wooden spoons for $2...

I got five for a buck on sale!

I cannot imagine a use for such a gadget other than taking up valuable
cabinet space. I even tried to justify it for the handicapped but if
you can hold a saucepan stirrer you can probably stir.

I certainly wouldn't want to purchase one at that sort of price!, but I
think the point was that you _don't_ hold it. You attach it to the saucepan
and it stirs for you while you're off doing other things. So I imagine it
could be of use to someone who is physically unable to stir something
constantly for any period of time more than a minute or so.

--
Rhonda Anderson
Penrith, NSW, Australia

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 11:16:36 -0400, "LMG"
wrote:

I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys cooking would
be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's a hands free, cordless
saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95 (I brought mine at Bed, Bath &
Beyond) and includes the batteries, a silicon splashguard (to keep the
bottom clean) and has a continuous and intermittent setting (for when a
recipe calls for only occasional stirring). I've used it for risotto, rice
pudding, gravy, and sauces (to name a few things), and it really works
great. Instead of being stuck at the stove stirring, I was freed up to set
the table, watch TV and even run out to the store for a thing or two I
forgot for the meal!
It has plenty of power (I've used it for polenta) and the batteries last a
long time - the manufacturer says they will last 5 hours on continuous run
or 10 hours on intermittent - I'm still on my 1st set of batteries and have
used it over 12 times for about a total of 4 hours and the batteries are
still going strong. If you want more info they have a web site -
www.stirchef.com that you can check out.


You are a filthy rotten SPAMMER. Get lost!!!

Harry
who's seen this post several times allready.

"Rhonda Anderson" wrote
I certainly wouldn't want to purchase one at that sort of price!, but I
think the point was that you _don't_ hold it. You attach it to the
saucepan
and it stirs for you while you're off doing other things. So I imagine it
could be of use to someone who is physically unable to stir something
constantly for any period of time more than a minute or so.

Except any dish that requires constant stirring means along the edges, not
the center...

-Hound

"Cuchulain Libby" wrote in
:


"Rhonda Anderson" wrote
I certainly wouldn't want to purchase one at that sort of price!, but
I think the point was that you _don't_ hold it. You attach it to the
saucepan
and it stirs for you while you're off doing other things. So I
imagine it could be of use to someone who is physically unable to
stir something constantly for any period of time more than a minute
or so.

Except any dish that requires constant stirring means along the edges,
not the center...

I haven't looked at the product in question so I don't know whether it gets
the edges or just the centre. If it only gets the centre, then I don't
imagine it would be very useful.

I just make it a habit not to make anything that requires constant stirring
unless I feel like doing it g

--
Rhonda Anderson
Penrith, NSW, Australia

On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 04:39:48 GMT, Harry Demidavicius
wrote:

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 11:16:36 -0400, "LMG"
wrote:

I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys cooking would
be interested in.

You are a filthy rotten SPAMMER. Get lost!!!

Harry
who's seen this post several times allready.

Odd that some think this sort of fake post is useful. So far there've
no follow-ups that aren't at least somewhat negative. It's certainly a
silly, overpriced gadget that "anyone who enjoys cooking" would steer
clear of.

"Frogleg" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 04:39:48 GMT, Harry Demidavicius
wrote:

On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 11:16:36 -0400, "LMG"
wrote:

I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys cooking
would
be interested in.

You are a filthy rotten SPAMMER. Get lost!!!

Harry
who's seen this post several times allready.

Odd that some think this sort of fake post is useful. So far there've
no follow-ups that aren't at least somewhat negative. It's certainly a
silly, overpriced gadget that "anyone who enjoys cooking" would steer
clear of.

Everything else aside, I am not a gifted cook although I enjoy it immensely.
I assure you that if I am preparing a recipe that requires constant stirring
like a gravy or a roux, I need to be right there watching it the whole time!
As long as I am standing there, I might as well stir. It only takes one
hand to handle the beer in a two beer roux.

j

(j*ni p.) wrote in message ...
Hark! I heard "Julianne" say:
"Darryl L. Pierce" wrote in message
s.com...
wrote:
LMG wrote:

I just got a great new gadget that I thought anyone who enjoys
cooking would be interested in. It's called StirChef, and it's
a hands free, cordless saucepan stirrer. It only cost $29.95
(I brought mine at Bed, Bath & Beyond)

A large serving spoon works for me and it cost me $1.00.

Mate, you got taken! I get a 5 pack of wooden spoons for $2...

I got five for a buck on sale!

I cannot imagine a use for such a gadget other than taking up valuable
cabinet space. I even tried to justify it for the handicapped but if you
can hold a saucepan stirrer you can probably stir.

I can see it as being a help to someone with arthritis, but beyond
that, it's just another useless gadget...

Maybe, but useless kitchen gadgets can be SO much fun! ;-)
Look how many devices there are on the market that attempt to replace
the lowly chefs knife! 8-)

C.