Showing posts with label kitchen gadets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kitchen gadets. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 04, 2007

Another cool Chef'n Gadget - Palm Peeler for Veggies

I love Chef'n products. They're cleverly designed, fun to use, affordable AND they work well. The latest of my Chef'n obssessions is the Palm Peeler - a handy peeler that fits snugly over your finger to nestle inside the palm of your hand - creating an easy way to peel potatoes, carrots, apples - whatever needs peeling! This ingenious design makes a boring chore in the kitchen much easier - and it's an adorable little gadget to boot. A winner!

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Oxo Good Grips Nylon-tipped Tongs

A cook can never have too many good wooden spoons, too many good spatulas OR...too many efficient and well-made tongs.





I like these ones because the nylon tips are safe to use in any cooking surface - it won't scratch any of your cookware. And Oxo Good Grips makes products that are comfortable to use, living up to their name of 'good grips' with rubberized sections on their kitchen gadgets that make them just feel right in your hands.

Kitchen Gadgets and Gifts - Kitchenaid Ice Cream Maker Attachment

If you already own a fabulous Kitchenaid mixer, then you don't need to buy a separate ice cream machine! Just invest in this well made ice cream maker attachment, and start churning out delicious homemade ice cream using your already beloved Kitchenaid.



Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Kitchen Gadgets - Epicurean Cutting Boards

Epicurean Cutting/Chopping Boards
Why I love them: They won't dull your knives as much as regular wood AND you can bung them in the dishwasher

Epicurean Boards are a chef's best friend. A regular everyday-use board will cost you about $30 give or take a few bucks. They're easier on your good quality knives (like Wusthof) than regular wooden chopping boards. And, they're dishwasher safe - making clean up a breeze! I love the idea of how sanitary a good wash in the dishwasher will make these boards too.

If you've tried one, please post a comment about your results with Epicurean boards!