After a string of one-product reviews, I thought it was time for an old-school collection of strange kitchen gadgets, and I found an interesting batch this week. From a peelable plate to a popcorn bowl designed by a dentist to a garlic chopper that looks like a yo-yo, it’s a fun group of products, and some are even useful!

This week’s video is a kitchen gadget roundup featuring five products that are all a little unusual in their own way. I tested Peel Plate, which lets you peel away the mess after each meal, a rolling garlic chopper called the GarlicZoom, a popcorn bowl designed to catch unpopped kernels, and two different cherry pitters to see if the expensive one was really better than the cheap one. There were a couple of surprises in this batch, especially the peelable plates and the cherry pitter comparison.

Don’t have time to watch the full video? You can read my written review here.

Not all power banks are created equal. This 25,000 mAh charger from Anker has enough muscle to even power a laptop, and plenty of juice for up to four devices at once. It comes at a premium price, but the current cost is at the lowest end of its range over the past several months.

I’ve been dealing with mosquitoes here in Vegas over the past couple of years, so anything that can minimize those pests will immediately grab my attention. This trap is designed to reduce all sorts of flying bugs, including mosquitoes.

If you’re thinking ahead to your summer plans, you may want to give the Ninja FrostVault a look. This upgraded wheeled model is currently 20% off its usual price. It includes a dry storage drawer so you won’t have to deal with soggy, dripping food on your camping trip.

One easy way to cut down on wasted food is to keep a small bin or section in your fridge labeled “use soon.” Put half-used onions, opened packages, leftovers, aging fruit, or anything close to expiring in that one spot. It makes it much easier to see what needs attention before you start cooking or shopping, and it can also inspire quick meals from ingredients you might otherwise forget about.

Earlier this week I posted my latest Freakin’ 2 video in which I tested a variety of different foods and drinks that have been on my radar. These include three flavors of Lay’s, an energy drink by Ghost, two new Taco Bell items, a novelty alien sucker sold at Las Vegas gift shops, and a few other random items.

It was 2 years ago today that I tested out the cute and slightly strange “Tiny TV” which is a one-inch “television” that will display videos on its miniscule screen. To be fair, it’s not a TV in the sense that it picks up channels. It is in reality a very small video player, but a pretty interesting novelty piece, which I’ve had on display ever since my review two years ago.