An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but after a while it can boring eating the same thing day in and day out. For a change of pace try baking an apple. Add cinnamon, a little brown sugar and a dab of butter and you got yourself a sweet treat that’s good to eat. Don’t bake the core though; you’re going to need to remove that. Also, you’re going to need something to cook it in… something like this Mastrad Fruit Cooker Set
Sometimes all you want is one egg. Even the fast food joints haven’t (yet?) invented the Double Egg McMuffin. There’s a reason Mother Nature made the egg a perfectly reasonable single sized serving. I don’t know what that reason would be as you can’t really make an omelet out of just one egg, but so be it; sometimes one egg at a time is OK.
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Sometimes you just got to let a product speak for itself–and that includes the commenter who has “finally a safe way to clean my grillâ€.
In case you’re wondering, The Grillion Grill Cleaner Combo Includes: The Grillion, The Onion Knife and the Tailgater
Unless of course you are a Cincinnati Bengals fan. But then again, that might make it worse…
…In any event, it’s the CDA DVT980 Built-In Electric Double Oven, and thankfully seems to be only available in the UK, where of course football has something to do with kicking. Like kicking this ugly oven to the curb.
It was only a matter of time.
Quick question: which pizza has more pizza? The 18†large at pizzeria A or the 16†large at pizzeria B? Why pizzeria A of course. But if they charge a higher price for their large, it doesn’t necessarily mean it is the best deal. To figure out the area of any pizza circle, pi is necessary. Remember pi x r-squared? Yup, that’s area. As in usable, eatable pizza pie. So it seems only appropriate that the Pizza Pi Cutter
Of course, this doesn’t take into account any coupons for chicken wings to go with, but it would work for mostly circular chicken nuggets. But if your pizzeria is hawking nuggets, you probably want the other pizzeria anyways.
Measuring spoons are pesky little kitchen utensils: they are never where you expect them to be and when you do find one, it’s usually the wrong one. Keeping them all attached on a key ring is one way to keep ‘em together—assuming you can find it in the back of the drawer. This set of Measuring Spoons & Caddy keeps the handy utensils always within reach on the countertop. The stainless steel set is unobtrusive and as an added bonus, even comes with an extra tablespoon—just in case one gets misplaced.
