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Adjustable Measuring Cups
Granted most people's measuring cups are connected by a ring, but it's still a pain to go through them. Why not ONE item to do all?
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Crush the garlic with the flat side and then roll the toothy edge over. The steel, when used as a bar of soap removes the smell of garlic from your hands. »
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Designed to use less effort than a traditional whisk, this one is more stylish too! »
Added 2 Years Ago from MoMA Store -
I always like to take a banana with me on the plane when I travel, but it invariably gets bruised and messed up! Enter the Banana Bunker, a little plastic house that keeps your banana intact, and the contents of your bag clean! »
Added 2 Years Ago from Bananabunker -
Nothing goes better with good food than good conversation! »
Added 2 Years Ago from Gift-ideaz -
Reminiscent of laboratory bottles, these clear glass cruets measure precise amounts and are perfect for serving oil, vinegar, and other liquid condiments. Made of borosilicate glass and silicone. »
Added 3 Years Ago from MoMA Store -
Originally created for use at the popular Sugakiya ramen noodle restaurant chain in Japan, these combination spoon/forks easily twist noodles and ladle soup. Ecologically, they were intended to eliminate the waste created by dispo... Originally created for use at the popular Sugakiya ramen noodle restaurant chain in Japan, these combination spoon/forks easily twist noodles and ladle soup. Ecologically, they were intended to eliminate the waste created by disposable chopsticks. »
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"Pass the salt" takes on a whole new meaning. Equipped with wheels, these salt and pepper shakers roll across the table with a gentle push. »
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Made of ceramic with a matte finish, these salt and pepper shakers have a sophisticated design. »
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Simply flip this dual grinder to season your food with salt or pepper. It has a soft-touch rubberized grip and a sleek stainless-steel body. The mechanism adjusts from coarse to fine for the perfect grind. »
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Gently curved and evocative of bowling pins, these mills have soft-touch plastic bodies and adjustable ceramic grinding mechanisms. »
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one fluid motion and you can slice your apple into one beautiful spiral with this handy tool. »
Added 3 Years Ago from Uncommon Goods -
color coded to cut down on cross contamination - Cool! »
Added 3 Years Ago from Uncommon Goods -
i can get a bunch of colors and and assign them to different things and never have to worry about my husband leaving meat germs on mine! »
Added 3 Years Ago from Delight.com -
I have an aunt that collects salt and pepper shakes. She has some really unique and quirky sets. I'd use those adjectives to describe this set. So cute. »
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I love products that combine 2 things in one it means one less thing that I have to go searching around for in my drawers. Design by Jozeph Forakis and super affordable. I love when design meets function »
Added 4 Years Ago from Delight.com -
originally designed for use at the popular Sugakiya ramen noodle restaurant chain,,, this combo utensil is great, twists noodles, ladles soup .... made of stainless steel,,, go to MOMa store to get »
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Sooooo pretty! Who knew a cutting board/trivet could be so stunning? Made from tempered glass it will resist heat up to 280C- and it's so durable that the maker is willing to offer a lifetime guarantee against breakage. Not bad fo... Sooooo pretty! Who knew a cutting board/trivet could be so stunning? Made from tempered glass it will resist heat up to 280C- and it's so durable that the maker is willing to offer a lifetime guarantee against breakage. Not bad for $32. »
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Why settle for plain and dull when you can choose whimsical and amusing? This multi-purpose cooking lid releases steam through the pig's snout. Made of silicone it's dishwasher and microwave safe. »
Added 4 Years Ago from MoMA Store -
Whenever I use a whisk to make salad dressing, I'd step aside to get another ingredient, and inevitably the whisk topples over, flying from the bowl. Not this one, because it has a brilliant hook so you can clip it to the edge of... Whenever I use a whisk to make salad dressing, I'd step aside to get another ingredient, and inevitably the whisk topples over, flying from the bowl. Not this one, because it has a brilliant hook so you can clip it to the edge of the bowl! Why don't all whisks have this hook? This is on the top of my most wanted list right now. »
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Yum Rolling Pin »
Added 5 Years Ago from MoMA Store
