This kitchen scale combines a dishwasher safe mixing bowl with style and design. We love the clear glass bowl that inverts for neat, dust-free storage. Max Weight: 5-lbs/2.2-kg and sensitivity: 1-oz./25-gr. There's even a rotating dial for quick reset to zero.
The package also includes a bonus 68 gourmet coffee pods, plus coupons for 10 free cappuccino pods and 20 free tea pods. There is even a Free tea-pod holder included. It still looks like you will still have some trouble getting a travel mug under the Senseo spout, but the adjustable spout allows for use of your favorite coffee cup, from small cup to a mug. And fjaybrewernet4-20inally, the best feature - a "33% Larger Water Reservoir (32 oz.) - dishwasher Safe. Woot!
If you want a distinctive look to your kitchen, this Art home refrigerator from LG might do the trick. The art home appliances come covered in floral patterns created by Korean painter Seung-rim Ha and embedded with sparkling Swarovski crystal.
Just because it is getting cold, doesn't mean we can't still eat ice cream. With this soft serve ice cream maker from Cuisinart, you can make ice cream, yogurt, and sorbet at home. It also has three built-in condiment dispensers, so you can add sprinkles or other mix-ins. It supposedly makes 1-1/2 quarts of frozen dessert in a little as 2 minutes.
If your tea bag is always falling to the bottom of your cup, how do you get it out? You could use your fingers or a spoon. Or you could use these tongs that are designed to remove the tea bag neatly from your cup and dispose of it in a special bin. It includes tongs and a disposal bin on a mango wood base.
One Thanksgiving Russ introduced us to the yumminess of roasted chestnuts. This chestnutter, makes it easy to score the nuts before roasting or broiling. Put the nut in the chamber, close the handle, and the blade makes an "X" through the shell.
Here is an easy way to create a decorative top for your pie. The two-piece plastic grid cuts the dough into a lattice pattern. Once the dough is cut, invert the press and put on top of the pie.
Blogpire Podcast - Liquor Snob - All The News that's Fit to Drink 10.24.06
Our special guest Jake Jamieson from Liquorsnob.com teaches us about Tequila, and we taste test P.I.N.K. caffeinated Vodka. And of course, we have the latest news and views from around the 'pire. We also answer your questions from the past couple of weeks so keep sending them in to podcast at blogpire dot com.
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This electric pizzelle maker bakes two crisp pizzelles in just 30 seconds, so you can produce a batch in no time. The nonstick aluminum plates clamp together tightly to produce extra-thin, 5" diam. cookies. A built-in steam guard protects your fingers, while an automatic thermostat and “ready” light ensure perfect results. Included with it are a wooden roller that shapes the warm pizzelles into ice cream cones or cannolis, plus a recipe book. 850W; 10 1/2" sq., 3 1/2" high.
I'm not sure how functional these are, but they sure are pretty. They are crafted from a single piece of solid cherry wood, so they have a consistent grain. They have an oiled finish, and are not dishwasher safe.
Homemade salad dressing is usually the best. This device makes sure your ingredients are perfectly blended. The 12-oz capacity carafe has pre-marked fill lines on the side to indicate ingredient amounts. Activate the battery-powered Salad Chef to blend. It includes a recipe booklet.
Nothing goes as well with Halloween candy as chips! The salt is the perfect compliment to the sweet. And what to serve the chips in? This orange and black Melamine chip and dip bowl of course.
You would have to be a serious gourmond to pay $400 for a stand to hold prosciutto.
Designed to firmly hold a whole piece for hand-carving the salty, sweet delicacy. A steel brace fastened to a marble base features interior spikes for gripping the prosciutto and wooden handles for ease of use. Screw mechanism allows easy adjustment of the brace for a snug fit. The heavy marble base ensures the prosciutto stays put while slicing.
Another turkey item. This nonstick roasting pan has handles to make it portable. Once you've transported your turkey or roast to the cutting surface, you tug on the center pin and release the meat. It holds up to 25 pounds and also folds for compact storage.
It is time to begin thinking turkey. These lifters can help you take your turkey from the pan to the cutting board. The prongs are 5-inches long. It is made from stainless steel.
Making ceramic versions of traditionally plastic designs seems to be a new trend. I'm not sure I'm a fan. Here is the latest. A ceramic "party cup" made to look like the plastic version.
When I was a kid, we had popcorn every night after dinner. We made it in a pan on the stove and unlike air popped popcorn, it was always deliciously greasy and salty. This old-fashioned popper has a handle to insure your popcorn pops perfectly. It makes up to six quarts of popcorn.
This electric garlic peeler peels the garlic in one step with a silicon peeler. Then it chops the garlic or any other vegetables you might want to chop with its steel chopping blade. It can peel two heads of garlic at once.
I thought Alec Baldwin was joking when he said he invented the Trivection oven on the premiere of the new sitcom, 30 Rock. Turns out it was just a big product placement. The Trivection oven combines thermal, convection, and microwave energies, which according to GE cooks things five times faster than a traditional oven. It also has auto recipe conversion and controls to help guide you through the cooking experience. It comes in a wall mounted model and a slide in model.
In another life, I will live in a sleek, modern loft where I can have one of these cool kitchens designed by Alessandro Mendini for Alessi. These four kitchens are part of the La Cucina Alessi project, which is a collaborative effort of Alessi itself and Italian companies Foster and Valcucine and Finnish company Oras.
It is about time the spork got an upgrade. How about a titanium spork?
Titanium is known for its great strength, corrosion resistance, and light weight, which makes this spork a valuable asset around feeding time. Imagine how much more food you could shovel in at your local buffet if you didn't have to worry about the strain of picking up a heavy fork or spoon. Your food consumption can become the stuff of legends.
Ever wonder how long that jar of salsa has been sitting open in the fridge? The DaysAgo digital counter was designed to solve that problem. You affix the counter to an open jar and press the button. It will tell you how many days have elapsed. It has a suction base that attaches to most surfaces. It comes two to a package.
A measuring cup that is actually a cup. These are ceramic and come in 1 cup, 1/2 cup, 1/3 cup, and 1/4 cup. When you aren't using them for baking, you can use them to drink out of.
BlogPire Podcast - Autumnal Festival Episode - Fun Fall Products 10.09.06
We feature all the things you need to get your Fall spirit rolling. Recipes and products from TheCookingNews.com and KitchenContraptions.com. Hear about all the latest natural products at ReallyNatural.com, and find out why we're excited about the Magic the Gathering card game expansion.
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I can't imagine eating off these plates, but they are made to be used. Made from melamine plastic, there are four different designs. They are dishwasher safe, but not microwavable.
I had never heard of an aebleskiver, but it sounds delicious. It is a Danish dessert, kind of like a donut hole, but filled with stuff. Of course, if you are in the market for an aebleskiver pan, you know this already. The pan is cast iron with a wood handle. It is 12" long and 8" in diameter. The holes are 2 1/4" in diameter and 1" deep.
Is it too early to start talking about Thanksgiving? This potato masher has double the mashing capabilities, hopefully making it easier to make those mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving dinner.
This is an alternative to saran wrap for covering bowls. It is a round stainless steel rim surrounding a thin, flexible food-grade silicone membrane. You place the lid over a bowl, press down on the center, and the lid seals itself to the edge after the air hisses out. Comes in a set of three : 8", 9.5", and 11".
It is apple season. How about some baked apples? With this cooker, you can make them in the microwave. It includes a corer, so you can fill your apples with whatever you want. Comes in a pack of two.
I love a good space saving device. This cooling rack is expandable from 14.5" to 36" long. Once you are done cooling, you can push the expansions back in and store it. It is chrome-plated and dishwasher safe.
Frankly, just getting a pie made is hard enough work for me. But if you also want to make the pie pretty, these nylon cutters allow you to create decorative autumnal shapes out of your pie dough. You press the mold into the pie dough and depress the spring-loaded handle. Comes in a set of four--maple leaf, oak leaf, acorn, and pumpkin.
If you make your own truffles or candy, this machine can help. It can temper 1 1/2 pounds of chocolate at a time. It includes two pounds of chocolate, a dipping tool, and a mold.
What do you do with all those apples you've picked? Make apple tart. And what is better than apple tart? Apple tart in an apple shaped pan. The pan is nonstick, has a removable bottom, and has curved sides to make it easier to press pasty into the pan.
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