Say cheese, America! It’s your birthday! What better way to celebrate than with little American flags stuck into food? I can think of no better way. Except maybe with little American flags stuck into food on top of a grilled burger. Happy Fourth, no matter how you celebrate Independence Day!
Category: Serving
Back To The Daily Grind With Fred
After a long weekend, it can be hard to go back to the daily grind. But, it must be done, so we go forth into the day and look that workweek right in the face — and sneeze in it. With a pepper grinder, that is.
Pepper may make us sneeze, but it also happens to be a delicious spice. Putting a new twist on getting pepper from peppercorn to plate, the Fred and Friends Daily Grind Pepper Grinder offers a charming way to fend off those workday blues.
As the pepper mill grinds the spice, the bodies and heads of the restaurant staff get mixed up; the chef, wine sommelier, waiter and patron all become one. Bright and colorful, the whimsical beechwood kitchen tool offers a fun way to get back to the daily grind — by facing it head-on with a handful of pepper.
Stainless Works Steel Spigot Pours It On
So there you are, brand new drink dispenser in hand and ready to be filled. Everything looks great: nice glass serving vessel, perhaps a whimsical design along the side, sealed tightly to keep the bugs out… the beverage goes in… and the darn spigot is made of plastic.
Apparently, there are more than a few of you interested in upping your water, wine, booze and kombucha serving game. The Stainless Works Stainless Steel Beverage Dispenser Replacement Spigot (Polished Finish) might be just what the drink dispenser doctor ordered. Head on over to Amazon and check it out. They have specs such as “needs 5/8 inch or 16mm diameter opening to install” and “fits dispenser wall up to 11/16 inch or 17mm thick.” If that’s what you got, then that’s what you need. It’s got good reviews too.
Best of all is it’s well under twenty bucks, so if that plastic dispensing spigot just doesn’t look right when serving an elegant drink (or tea that has been brewing forever), then this steel spigot sounds like it’s worth it.
Golf And Cheese And Sometimes Wine
What do you get the person who has everything? Nothing, of course. The really hard question when it comes to gift-giving is what to get the person who only likes certain things. Say, for example, golf and cheese. And sometimes wine.
Well, clearly when they are not golfing, they will be needing the Picnic Time Sand Trap Cheese Board and Tool Set. The golf-themed serving board comes with wine utensils as well as cheese tools and brings it all together just like when out on the 18th hole.
Got a golfer in your life who likes wine and cheese? Just follow the links (ahem) to find the gift that scores a hole in one.
Oh, and don’t forget the clubs:
Picnic Time Caddy Cutting Board
Screw-On Snack Spout Supports Sanitary Snacking
The holidays are here. The relatives are here. The snacks are out. And all those grubby fingers are touching everything! But lo and behold for the germaphobe there is a way to turn that frown upside down.
The Snack Spout for Nut & Candy Jars is an ingenious little gadget that turns an ordinary store-bought jar of nuts into a dispenser. Just screw on the gizmo and flip it over. Candy and nuts rain down into waiting hands with a simple turn of the knob. Now if they could just make one for the holiday dinner table!
Handy Salt and Pepper Mills Hand Over The Spices
Hands down, the most important spices are salt and pepper. When used properly, salt and pepper always deserve a round of applause. In fact, any chef not using salt and pepper should not only be given a wag of the finger, but also a slap on the wrist — and then be taken away in handcuffs. Good thing a handful of salt and pepper is never far away.
You gotta hand it to these Handy Salt and Pepper Mills, they really come in handy around the kitchen. Before, during and after cooking a meal, these handsome salt and pepper grinders handle the seasoning task handily. Available as a lefty or a righty, the hands look like an artist’s articulated model, but with the important distinction these hands are handing over the spices. Pretty neat. I’d sure like to shake the hand of the person who thought of this.
And yes, they are handmade.
(Via Gizmodo)