Everybody knows that for health reasons, and to avoid food poisoning, you need to avoid cross contamination of various food types. Here are four color coded chopping boards made out of polypropylene that are labled, and stored in an ABS plastic horizontal filing unit, with a non slip rubber bottom. And you can pop them right in the dishwasher.
Size: Unit: 9h x 13.5w x 3″d; Boards: 8h x 12w x .75″d
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Donuts are great aren’t they? They are good with a fresh cup of coffee, good with a tall glass of cold milk, good with anything. And who cares if they are good for you health wise, or not. They taste good! Here is a cool gadget called the Dough-Nu-Matic. And if you don’t get it by the title, let me tell you. It’s an automatic donut maker! And it seems easy to operate. Use one of the included recipes to mix up the batter, fill the tray with oil, heat the thing up, and soon you will have donuts aplenty!
This new oven from Electrolux is called the Inspiro. It has, what the company calls “auto-focus”, meaning that it is suppose to automatically pick the proper cook settings based on the contents of the oven. How does it do this? Well it has an array of sensors that are suppose to determine the exact combination of energy consumption and time needed to bring food to the correct temperature. The company says “it works in much the same way as you set a camera for aperture, exposure time, and focus, depending on the light and what’s in the frame”. Cool idea, I just wonder how well it works. Its not quite available, but will be soon. No price has been disclosed.
This is our latest kitchen gadget. Eiko Egg Boilers are neat little egg cups that you can hang on the edge of a pot of boiling water to cook an egg. Not only that, they can be used as an egg cup when placed on the table. And the website also has matching plastic spoons that you can purchase.
How often do you have to buy saucepans? Probably not very often. Your saucepans seem to go with you wherever you are for years and years. These saucepans will give you the added assurance that they are made from non-toxic earth friendly materials. “The 5-piece Marco Pierre White range, from Russell Hobbs and Green Pan uses Thermolon non-stick technology, a ceramic coating that never releases CO2 into the atmosphere when the pans are in use. For keen cooks, these pans make excellent tools to work with, as their pot-belly design ensures heat is distributed evenly.”
Now for 8 bucks you can actually stick your finger in the cake batter legally. At least you can with this gadget called the BatterFinger. What the Batterfinger is is a handy silicone spatula that stirs and scrapes your batter or frosting or whatever, and lets you lick its finger when you’re through. It’s made of rubber and wood, and is about 8 inches long
Each week, we try to report on some type of kitchen gadget for you people out there that have requested it. These particular gadgets are not really high tech, but worth mentioning, because of them being pretty hard to find. They are toaster Oven Pans that you can’t usually find in your local stores. They are smaller size Aluminum pans that fit easily in your toaster oven. Aluminum pans are dishwasher safe. Roasting pan: 9 1/2″ long x 6 1/2″ wide x 2″ high. Loaf pan: 7 1/2″ long x 3 3/4″ wide x 2 1/4″ high. Baking pan: 9″ long x 6″ wide x 3/4″high
Here is a handy time saving device for all of you that like to cook. The Frieling Handle-It Glass Bottom Springform will allow you to serve the baked items you just made in the same plate that you cooked them in. Bake, serve, and cut on the same glass. It is non stick, dishwasher safe, and heat and scratch resistant. Size is 9 inches. From Germany.
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I remember one day not long ago I was ready for that first cup of coffee. I got up out of bed, stumbled into the kitchen, and turned on the coffee pot. When the brew was ready, and I reached for the sugar bowl, but there was no sugar. Now, I HAVE to have sweetened coffee, but I didn’t feel like making a trip to the store. So I decided to use some honey. I figured honey was a natural sweetener, and to my surprise, I liked the taste of my coffee with the honey in it better than the sugar. To this day, I prefer honey over sugar. But honey can make a big mess. Well, here is a pretty cool item. The Honey Drop solid honey you can hold. Each is an individual serving (one teaspoon) of 100% pure dried honey. So you have everything there but the mess. Price is $11.99 for a box of 20.
This Top Loading Microwave is only a concept right now, meaning it is not actually being produced, but is only an idea. But it might be a pretty good idea, being able to view what you are cooking a little easier. It’s called the But-On Koncept, and is suppose to be the design of the future. It has the standard features like temperature control, a timer, and removable inner lining that makes cleaning easier. And it’s very colorful.
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