Thanks to Portal(s), the Companion Cube can be found everywhere now. There was even a Companion Cube sighting in NYC. However, while that may be all fine and good for fans of the video game, all that really matters is being able to find the Companion Cube where you most want it: on your kitchen countertop and filled with cookies. The Portal Companion Cube Cookie Jar
***UPDATE: The cookies are a lie. Product no longer available. Listen to the song instead.
A splash of citrus does so much for so many recipes. One squeeze can brighten up anything from salad to steak. But what to do with the remainder of the lemon or the lime? Sure, baggies are always an option, but then that means reaching into a funky bag at some time in the future. The Progressive International LKS-05CDP Citrus Keeper Set
Nobody likes to mess around with leftovers; once dinner is done, the food needs to go away. The PlateTopper by Michael Tseng would agree. Not only would it be useful to quickly and efficiently cover a plate full of leftovers for storage, but it would also keep any pesky critters that may be in your house from stealing food off the plate when you get up to get a refill.
It’s not a reality yet, but head on over to the Kickstarter page to see how you can help it along.
(Via Gizmodo)
The key to zombie/human relations is sharing. Kitchen gadgets can help. Both zombies and humans are in need of good quality storage solutions. Zombies need a place to keep their (your) brains, and the not-undead need a place to store pickles. Therefore, a set of Clamping Mason Preserving Jars are a win/win. When the brains are all gone, the good zombie neighbor can lend their set out. Especially if the neighbor in question is the other segment of the population in need of quality brain storage, the evil mad scientists. Honestly, Abby Normal Soap In A Jar deserves a better fate.
As long as Back To School* is a theme around here, it would only be appropriate to educate readers about the Chalkboard Bowls with Lids. The set of three bowls not only come with lids for easy storage, but also with integrated chalkboard panels to make it easy for labeling contents and date. So come winter break, you know very well not to open the bowl marked eggs that found its way to the back of the fridge.
*There used to be a thing called chalkboards in the classroom. Kind of like a big touchscreen, except you got chalk dust all over you when you touched it. That and you had to make it work manually.
This Chocolate Brown Quilted Microfiber China Storage Set looks extremely convenient for storing dinnerware. It also looks like a bunch of chocolate confections like wafer ice cream sandwiches or Oreos just waiting to be eaten. Well, kind of at least. Maybe. Or perhaps I’m just seeing things I want to see because it is hot. Anyway, TGIF!
Product description:
This Quilted Microfiber China Storage Set keeps heirloom china safe from scratches and dust year after year. This 8-piece durable microfiber quilted set features zipper closures to ensure clean storage. Specially designed to fit square and round plates, these cases provide dividers to cushion dishes for worry-free stacking, and feature easy-view windows. Set includes 8 cases to accommodate the following sizes: 7″ saucers, 8″ dessert plates, 9 1/2″ salad plates, 12″ dinner plates. Also includes 12-cup chest, 18″ L x 12″ W platter case, 15″ L x 10″ W and 16″ L x 12″ W platter and serving dish cases. Assembly level/degree of difficulty: No Assembly Required.
