The summary is:
The speaker is trying to cook various foods with a steamer, such as spinach, eggs, cheese, pasta, fish and meat. He is joined by another person who comments on the results and tastes some of the dishes. The speaker also calls his mother to confirm a childhood memory of going to a spa for his deafness. The speaker and his companion conclude that the steamer is not a good method for cooking most foods, except for boiled ones. They also promote a link for a product and ask the viewers to subscribe and follow them on social media.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video where two people try to cook different foods with a steamer.
2. The video is in Italian and the transcript has been translated to English.
3. The foods they try to cook include spinach, eggs, sea bream, cheese, pasta, beef and onion.
4. The results are mostly unsuccessful, as the foods are either undercooked, overcooked, or have a bad texture or taste.
5. The steamer they use is called Vaporella and it is a product of Polti, an Italian company that makes household appliances.
6. One of the people in the video reveals that he used to go to a spa every day as a child to cure his deafness.
7. The video ends with a thank you message and a link to explore Vaporella.