The magic that goes into meal-making is nothing to marvel at; all that is needed are good ingredients and a little know-how. But then again, that doesn’t mean a magic wand wouldn’t help.
The Chef’n Herb Wand might not do any magic tricks but it can help to add flavor and depth to dishes. The simple kitchen gadget consists of a 9.5-inch long nylon wand with an herb-holder at the tip. Dip woody herbs like rosemary or thyme into oil and then baste ingredients while they cook. The result will be a delicious meal that tastes as if it came right out of a sorcery book instead of a cookbook. (Just don’t try to tell that to Betty Crocker.)
takes the everyday table item and adds a simple twist: A spout. The simple idea makes it easy to pour a teaspoon of salt without unscrewing the cap and spilling it all over the place. Now if they only add a grinder (at least to the pepper shaker), then the everyday spices can go back to being taken for granted.
not only keeps oranges organized, but does so with elegant chromed steel style. Perfect for those that like to keep an eye on their oranges (and know what order they are going to eat them in).
(officially named the Sterling Industries 2-Light Collector’s Pendant for some reason), looks to give all those empties a new life. And hey, the day after the party you can give any stragglers something to do.
thinks so. The little utensil vase features fused flatware used in a decorative manner, but if the thought of tarnished utensils mingling with sparkling silver gets you down, the thing could always be used as a candle holder. As for what gets melted down first–the wax or the holder–well, that’s up to you.
is a handy-dandy handlebar-maker that chills down drinks with style. Get it before the trend gets put on ice.