November 29, 2004
Wow. And they nest! I have 2 sets of these in our kitchen and love them - as does Apartment Therapy.
"Mix it up. These are old favorites of our, having grown up with them, but we had completely forgotten about them until Tom jogged our memory."
Via Apartment Therapy
November 24, 2004
Here's the ultimate gift for that live turkey owner! DEBEAKER!!!
"My girlfriend is a vegetarian, so I'm accustomed to receiving stern lectures whenever I tear into a drumstick. But coming face-to-face with the Super Debeaker, albeit in JPEG form, gave me pause. You can be sure that, before I tuck into that luscious bird tomorrow night, I'll give a moment's thought to what his time on Earth must've been like. None-too-pleasant, I'll wager, given that his beak was likely snipped off at a young age."
Via Gizmodo
November 23, 2004
Okay this thing looks amazing. Not only will it keep your fondue cheese from burning - but it's like a face hugger for pots!!!
Check it out!
StirChef Saucepan Stirrer at Amazon via My Best Gadgets
November 19, 2004
Okay - so maybe it's not totally a "kitchen gadget" but it sure would be cool to have a nice slice of pie while you transfer your recipes to MacGourmet. This little USB drive is very groovy and I bet it even smells nice.
"Despite my dapper sense of dress and my long, personal history of colonial wars for empire, I am not British. That leaves me with only the vaguest sense of cultural relevance when it comes to the significance of the Christmas Mince Pie. Perhaps it is like our mythic Fruit Cake, often spoken of in jocular but wary tones, yet rarely spotted outside its rusting tin? Or our Santa Claus, the fecund ur-Fairy whose sinister, candy cane pipeworks splattered forth an army of gayly-clad drone elves to populate our children's stockings with an eye-glazing array of corporate-branded entertainment modules? I do not know."
Via Gizmodo
November 18, 2004
I have hit fork/knife nirvana...KNORK!!!!
"The objectives of the Knork are: to provide a single utensil capable of providing the benefits of a knife and fork; to produce a design that more easily cuts food; to provide stability and comfort through a balanced handle and finger platform design; to provide superior utensil properties that are not conducive to being converted into a weapon; and to provide a single tool able to be utilized by the disabled community."
November 4, 2004
"I think all cooks want to believe that they can just sense when what they are cooking is done to perfection. Some people can, and some people just get lucky. I've found that personally, my results often improve greatly if I know the precise internal temperature of what I'm cooking."
The Mac Gourmet: Gadget Corner: ThermoWorks Thermapen and ThermaPen
I agree. I always fear these types of cans. I think this gadget would really solve it.
"Ring pull can opener. I always open these cans with trepidation, afraid to snap off the ring and then start the futile search for the pliers. Boa Housewares has created an opener for pull cans (not soft drink cans) that slips under the ring and then pulls back the entire top. Simple, brilliant. Boa's claim to fame is actually Clam Knife Blocks. See more in the extended post."
Via: MoCo Loco: Canpull
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