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Tongues Not Afraid Of This Steel Popsicle Mold

Onyx Stainless Steel Popsicle Mold

Ice, tongues and metal don’t usually mix, but that’s just not the case with the Onyx Stainless Steel Popsicle Mold. Far from being a recipe for disaster, the setup produces a six-pack of ice pops in custom flavors, guaranteeing a result of delightful frozen treats—just be sure to remove the pop first, okay?

July 27, 2010   No Comments

Grill Basket Herb Grilling Grid Gets It

Charcoal Companion Nonstick Herb Grilling Grid

Grill baskets come in all shapes and sizes, designed for everything from fish to burgers. While some of these contraptions are not necessary or even particularly useful, others offer are actually quite convenient. Sometimes, they even enhance the grilling experience.

Designed as a quick and easy way to add depth of flavor to food on the grill, the Charcoal Companion Nonstick Herb Grilling Grid is a grill basket like no other. Measuring 18-inches across and 12-inches deep, the hinged mesh screens clasp shut, securely keeping fresh herbs in place as they infuse your meal with flavor.

July 26, 2010   No Comments

Stainless-Steel Lazy Susan Looks Good

MIU Stainless-Steel Lazy Susan

Everybody enjoys a good bit of laziness from time to time, but it’s not always the most attractive position to be in. Same could be said about the wonderfully named kitchen gadget called the lazy susan. All too often however, they just don’t seem to be made for everyday use. No so with the MIU Stainless-Steel Lazy Susan.

Featuring a silicone surface and stainless-steel construction, the ball-bearing driven tabletop accessory enhances the surroundings rather than detracts from them. Measuring a little over 11-inches across and 1-inch tall, the heavy (it weighs over a pound) gizmo offers a convenient place to store everyday tabletop essentials like salt and pepper. Or, for those feeling really lazy, their dinner plate would fit right on top.

July 22, 2010   No Comments

Pop Goes The Campfire

Campfire Popcorn Popper Extension Handle

A stick goes a long way at a campfire. You can use it to roast a marshmallow or even cook a hot dog. As delicious as these campfire classics may be, their everlasting popularity has got to be due in part to the lowly stick. (After all, every campfire has one.)
However, while great for hot dogs and s’mores, the stick isn’t very useful for many other cooking tasks—unless of course, it has a wire holder on the end of it.

Perfectly designed for Jiffy Pop, the Campfire Popcorn Popper Extension Handle offers an easy way to introduce a new campfire classic. Long enough to be safely held over the fire, the business end of the ‘stick’ is fashioned into a loop, providing a clever way to bring the movie-night treat into the great outdoors—with no need to root around the surrounding area for the perfect stick.

July 21, 2010   No Comments

Corner Cutting Board Doesn’t Cut Corners

John Boos Corner Cutting Board

Kitchen counter space is always at a premium. Filled with appliances, countertops quickly go from being a center for useful gadgets to being messy mazes in which to work around. Even the simple everyday task of prep work can become hazardous in such circumstances. For those resigned to having cluttered countertops, having a little more space to work with is always appreciated.

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July 15, 2010   No Comments

You Drink Your Milkshake, I’ll Eat Your Steak

Steven Raichlen Telescoping Fork

Sure, a fork with a long handle is useful at the grill for keeping hands away from the heat, but it also has a hidden, much more insidious use. The Steven Raichlen Telescoping Fork extends from 17.5-inches to 28-inches and is certainly designed for grill use, but when put into action, it offers users the distinct ability to grab at whatever is on the nearest plate.

Your steak a bit over done? Extend-o-fork! Got stuck with macaroni salad when you really wanted potato salad? Extend-o-fork! Too many veggies on the plate? Extend-o-fork the other way! Now, everything is within reach. Better get to practicing those diversionary techniques, because at $12.95, the fork pays for itself after only one use.

July 9, 2010   No Comments

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