I tested Tech made by Food Brands!

A loud spinning fork that is no better than a normal fork, and he expected more from Pot Noodle.

Impressive-looking pasta that is great for impressing guests, but costs far more than normal pasta and tastes the same.

A beautiful machine that makes an excellent drink, but the improvement over a blender isn't worth the faff.

The dust tastes good, but the machine looks bad, is awkward to use and isn't worth buying.

A bonkers voice-triggered flipping case that nobody will buy, but a brilliant marketing stunt.

A charming, heavily branded gag phone that is useless as a phone, earning a C tier for the brand.

A programmable heated dispenser that makes Nutella perfectly runny and takes the top S tier.

Surprisingly works at keeping pizza warm and is nearly free to print, but is too simple to rate above B.

Looks like rubbish and is pricey, but smells exactly like KFC, burns well and earns an A.

A cool-looking can speaker with USB-C, but it sounds tinny and isn't a good audio buy.

The concept is clever but it is made of cheap plastic, launched a sausage and is poor for the price.

A cool concept, but flimsy and only holds two cans deep, so it is disappointing for $240.

A fascinating cookie-playing gadget, but gimmicky and good for only about 20 minutes of fun.

A decent-quality foam stand that is a worse version of a MagSafe stand and mainly works as advertising.

Uses micro USB, has an off-centre port and charges painfully slowly, which he called the worst wireless charger he has used.

Fun branding with a cheeseburger key, but the keyboard is mushy with big gaps between the keys.