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El Hombre Es Un Gran Faisán En El Mundo / Man Is a Great Pheasant in the WorldEn rumano es muy frecuente decir: "He vuelto a ser un faisn", que significa: "He vuelto a fracasar", "No lo he logrado". O sea, en rumano, el faisn es un perdedor. Herta Mller, Premio Nobel de Literatura 2009 El faisn es un ave que no vuela, vive en el suelo, es una presa fcil que no puede escapar. En esta obra la autora refleja la resignacin y desesperanza interior de los aos previos a su exilio. Aborda el destino de una familia de origen alemn que
«En rumano es muy frecuente decir: "He vuelto a ser un faisán", que significa: "He vuelto a fracasar", "No lo he logrado". O sea, en rumano, el faisán es un perdedor.»Herta Müller, Premio Nobel de Literatura 2009 El faisán es un ave que no vuela, vive en el suelo, es una presa fácil que no puede escapar. En esta obra la autora refleja la resignación y desesperanza interior de los años previos a su exilio. Aborda el destino de una familia de origen alemán que espera con ansiedad la autorización para abandonar Rumanía. Los personajes, asfixiados por unas fronteras no solamente geográficas, trazadas por los aparatos represivos de la dictadura, reflejan una gran tensión en sus vidas. Angela Merkel dijo... «Precisamente ahora, 20 años tras la caída del muro de Berlín, es una señal maravillosa que se honre con el Nobel de Literatura a una escritora que ha vivido esta experiencia en carne propia.» ENGLISH DESCRIPTION In Romanian, it is very common to say: "I have become a pheasant again," which means: "I have failed again," "I didn't make it." In Romanian, the pheasant is a loser. Herta Müller, Nobel Prize in Literature 2009 The pheasant is a bird that does not fly, lives on the ground, and is an easy prey that cannot escape. In this work, the author reflects the resignation and inner despair of the years leading up to her exile. She addresses the fate of a German family anxiously awaiting permission to leave Romania. The characters, suffocated by borders that are not only geographical, drawn by the repressive apparatus of the dictatorship, reflect great tension in their lives. Angela Merkel said... "Precisely now, 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it is a wonderful sign that a writer who has lived this experience firsthand is honored with the Nobel Prize in Literature."
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★★★★★ 5
Excellent can opener.
Color: Red/Battery
Love it! Works like a charm. I have arthritis which made opening cans with the type I’d used for years very hard. I didn’t want one on the counter, this fits perfectly in a drawer. I know a couple our friends have ordered one.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2026
★★★★★ 2
Stopped working
Color: Red/Battery
It worked good at first but after a while it stopped working.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Worth the Money
Color: Red/Battery
I bought this thinking, "Will it really work the way it shows?". The answer is yes. Put it on the can, press the button, and then it does its thing hands off. It does leave a smooth edge too. Not too speedy, but better than having to fight with your manual to get it to catch the edge.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great upgrade compared to others
Color: Rechargeable with Storage Stand and Box - Black
This frother is far superior to other hand held versions we’ve owned. The attachments are much sturdier and don’t bend as easily (which made the others we’ve purchased quite useless). Rechargeable battery seems to last longer and provides plenty of power even on the lowest setting. The little wisk easily whips up eggs for a morning omelette and frothing cream and mixing powder into drinks are super easy with the other attachments. Finally, the stand is actually sturdy and balanced enough that it doesn’t easily tip over.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Three froth/blend options, rechargeable, comes with container
Color: Rechargeable with Storage Box - Silver, Color: Rechargeable with Storage Box - Silver
I watch a gentleman online who always talks about how in his 40 years he didn’t know x, y, z, and ends with “ain’t no way.” He made this 3-ingredient — 4 with ice— iced coffee, and used a handheld frother, so after shopping for ingredients, I went in search of a frother. What I liked about this one is that it’s not battery operated, but instead is rechargeable. It comes with three attachment, one of which I can use for cake batter, whipping up eggs, making homemade whipped cream, and also sauces and gravy. It also has a case so I am storing it with my coffee paraphernalia. It has three settings and I used the high setting. As you can see it really froths up the ingredients. I’m very pleased with my purchase and thought about all the times I need a slurry of water and cornstarch to thicken soups and stews. I don’t know the charge life yet, but so far, so good. What you see in the cup is 2 tablespoons of sweetened condensed milk, 3 teaspoons of instant espresso, and 2 ounces of water. Then you add the ice and your creamer, half-and-half, or barista lover’s oat milk, and you’re done. Not too bad, as my grandpa used to say.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026