Le Presse Infomercial (Part 2)

Part 2 (of 3) of the Le Presse "Gourmet Foodstyler" infomerical hosted by Beau Rials and Cathy Mitchell. The product is a huge benchtop object that is perfect for those who find chopping up a tomato too hard. It's also one of the worst infomericals I've ever seen, mainly for the Le Presse Salad Challenge at the start of part three. Enjoy!

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• lepresse
• infomerical
• info
• cathy
• mitchell
• beau
• rials
• infomericalhell
• chopper
• benchtop
• bad
• comedy
• magicbullet

[jfrey1]

someone needs to remix 0:15 - 0:24. It looks like she's extracting poop.

[heiwaalchemist]

haha it does! xDD

[gettinhitched]

:16  The thing craps too!! Wow!

[pamkayvan]

Yes it does all of this and more. I have a Le Presse. I make mashed potatoes and chop onions all of the time. French fries with fresh potatoes that I dont have to peel.

[szqsk8]

A machine to get the avocado out of the peel? A soup spoon works just as good.  I'd hate to have to disassemble this huge machine to pick out all that guac after squishing that avocado. Yuck.

That extruding sausage looked disgusting!

[marikology]

@6:44 making perfect patties? Oh come ON, you don't need this machine and a cupcake liner to make patties. And clearly, she uses the liner not so you can "store it for later", but because it wouldn't come out intact otherwise.

[tuffydoodle]

Microcrisp and Snakmaster, the best infomercials ever made! Where did they go?

[Heydad956]

6:31 SHINOBI BABY!

[filmmakerxp]

Cathy seems to use the products a lot so she knows the tricks. Watch her microcrisp 6 part epic in her kitchen. She knows a ton of tips she came up with.

[tehlinebeginstoblur]

I'm not sure if this product really works "as advertised" but I am impressed with the amount of thought that was put into the commercial (especially compared to other infomercials). Usually they just demonstrate the basic things it can do. The bit about using the apple core for the broccoli (even if someone else gave her the line, THAT person still did the experimenting with the product to figure that out) shows they took time and actually worked with the product before trying to sell it.