Progessive Grate-and-Store

This grater is also a storage device. The grater has a clear base with volume markings. It comes with three grater surfaces--fine, medium, and parmesan. It also has a clear lid for storage. It holds up to two cups.

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Honey Jar w/ Silicone Spoon

This puts a modern spin on the old honey jar. The sleek jar includes a honey spoon made out of silicone, so the honey won't stick to the spoon, making it easy to drizzle over food or in your tea.

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Umbra Cooknook Cookbook Holder

I had a cookbook holder, but I stopped using it because it was very unwieldy. I really like this idea. The holder attaches under the kitchen cabinet and swings out when needed. The front ledge holds the pages back and also is magnetic, so you can attach other recipes to it. When you are done, the cookbook holder folds back under the cabinet.

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QOOQ - Recipe and Kitchen Computer

The QOOQ is a kitchen computer and it comes with 10 recipes from chefs on video, and you might as well know up front - currently it's in French only. QOOQ also can connect to the internet over the Ethernet or Wifi, and you can even subscribe to monthly updates for more recipes on video. There is also a meal planner and a shopping list maker that will also help before the cooking. Oddly enought QOOQ doesn't have an Internet Browser, but it can be used to update recipes, get weather information, internet radio stations, and can also be used as a digital picture frame.

Sounds perfect for our kitchen, though currently we've been enjoying our Squeezbox Radio. Also - it's tough to make the transition to a device that stores recipes when all of our recipes are snipped from Cooking Light, and other magazines. Time will tell if the kitchen computer catches on, but if they can bridge the gap and get our offline recipes online - we'll be a taker.

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Powdered Sugar Sifter Spoon

Easily add powdered sugar, cinnamon, or nutmeg on cakes, French toast, or drinks with this sifter spoon. It is stainless steel and has a curved handle to make it easy to hold.

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Deluxe Angled Potato Ricer

Using a potato ricer makes the best mashed potatoes. This ricer has an extra large potato holder and is perforated on all sides for maximum yield. It also has rubber coated ridges to allow the ricer to rest on pots.

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Programmable Tea Thermometer/Timer - Perfect Tea Every Time

You can now take the guesswork out of brewing your tea, because we all know different varieties of teas need different brewing times and temperatures to taste their best. This combination digital tea thermometer and timer is pre-programmed for 18 types of loose, ball or bagged teas, including green, chai, black, herbal and many more.

• Use the thermometer to determine the precise steeping temperature.
• Then choose the tea type and 1 of 8 tea strengths.
• An alarm alerts you when it’s done.
• You can also custom program for endless options.
• The 4" stainless steel stem can be placed in a teacup, mug or teapot.
• Requires 2 LR44 batteries (included).
• Plastic storage case included.
• 7" long.

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Kuhn Rikon Baking and Ice Cream Scoop

We received this baking and ice cream scoop from Kuhn Rikon to review. I used it this weekend to make cookies. It worked great for scooping up the cookie dough. The squeeze handle was a little tight, but my 5 year old could do it as long as she used both hands. And the cookie dough released very easily onto the cookie sheet. It can also be used for ice cream or meatballs. It comes three sizes.

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Safe Slice - Never Cut Your Hand Again Chopping Vegetables

Safe Slice helps you safely grip and chop fruits, vegetables, and other food, keeping your fingers out of harm's way. Soft finger grips provide comfort while you hold food and solid protective shield keeps your fingers protected from the blade. Given how many times a year we get ourselves, it's nice to have a gadget that could prevent slicing off our fingers.

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Jaccard Veggie Peeler - Built In Chamber Catches Peelings

Tired of cleaning up all those peelings after making a salad? We are, and now you can just empty them into your composter straight from the peelers chamber. The Jaccard Veggie Peel has an integrated peel chamber that stores the peels as you - peel.

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Kuhn Rikon Safety Can Opener

We currently have a Kuhn Rikon can opener, but it looks like they have updated it. There can openers leave a smooth edge, so that you won't get hurt. This opener also grips the lid until it is released with the push of a button.

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Latina Citrus Juicer

This juicer is cool looking and practical. The juicer is slanted, so the juice runs off to the end and the seeds get caught in the teeth.

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Microplane Box Grater - Cheese Please

We love a good cheese grater, and this one from Crate and Barrel has cutting-edge microplane technology with four surgical stainless steel blades that grate, zest, slice. Stabilizing comfort-grip handle and protective storage cover are also features you'll enjoy.

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Pyrex Digital Timer - Turn and Time

We've been using this rather simple yet amazing timer for over the past week (see us using it at Single Serve Coffee in a recent review), and are wondering why someone didn't invent this timer sooner. Well - Pyrex did. Yes the same company that makes all those dishes makes this digital timer and clock. How does it work? Simply twist to set the PYREX Digital Timer by twisting the dial and pushing down. We love how small yet big the button is - that's because the entire face is the button you push down.

• Single-push on/off
• Built-in magnets for fridge mounting
• Large face dial for easy reading
• Repeating alarm until turned off

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