Category — Accessories

It’s an accessory…

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Forget culinary school, all it takes to cook like a superhero is one of these made-to-order aprons. Handmade from Bethany Sew & Sew, an astounding amount of characters are all available to order. Nice!

(Via Boing Boing)

I’m not really sure why Jim Beam’s name is on this Jim Beam Grill Basket, but as long as he brings the flavor, I’m not one to argue. Regardless, the grill accessory is well-suited for corralling small items and delicate foods–especially when hanging out with Jim Beam.

Kitchen countertops are quite useful; they manage to hold up all sorts of things: toasters, plates, utensils, cats. Which is exactly the problem: they are busy little surfaces and as such are not the most cleanliest of places. Yet, while cooking we often end up using the countertop as a place to set down utensils. Oh sure, spoon rests abound, but what about the big stuff? Since you can’t flip a pancake with a spoon, the Spatula Spoon Rest is here to help.

Presentation has always been a big factor while serving food. Sometimes obvious areas for improvement are easily overlooked; most people do not think twice about grabbing a pizza wheel to cut up some slices. But a knife, a Pizza Knife specifically, could make a big impression. Especially when the thing is eighteen-inches long! Wow, now that’s a knife! Hopefully that homemade pizza stands up to it.

George Foreman cleaned up on his grills. It seems practically every household has (at least) one of them kicking around in the cupboard. And why not: they are affordable, efficient and easy to use. And now, thanks to these specialized sponges, they are also easy to clean. The grooved sponges are designed to fit into practically all of George’s grill plates. And naturally, they come in a pack of three: one for each grill in the house.

You can pick up the George Foreman GFSP3 3-pack Indoor Grill Cleaning Sponge by Applica over at bn.com.