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February 13th, 2010 admin Leave a comment Go to comments. What small appliances and equipment should be included in every kitchen? Please be specific.? My plan is to move quickly and you need to store my cooking properly. There is a lot of storage space. … If you cook, you must have a food processor, I would add a coffee maker (and a grinder coffee if you’re a purist like me), blender, toaster, electric can opener, hand mixer. 1 of my favorite kitchen Gadgets/Appliances …
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But I can’t blame any business for trying, and Costco’s article pitching their expensive kitchen small appliances with the slant that home cooking precludes exorbitant restaurant bills had me chuckling. According to Costco, I’ll save big ( over our five Seattle … The reaction in the kitchen is the “slow food” movement and the rediscovery of Julia Child. In days of recession, there’s a new chic-ness to cheapness, and process is once again right up there with product. …
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Searching for Bright Light: The One Essential Kitchen Appliance
Introducing an evolutionary new look in coffeemakers. The Cuisinart? Brew Central? Coffeemaker makes a bold statement with a brushed stainless steel finish and an elegant tech-industrial design. Programmable from start to finish, with a variable heater plate for temperature control, it’s the ideal coffeemaker for today’s demanding consumer. It even tells you when it’s time to decalcify. Cuisinart quality, performance and convenience — now in new state-of-the-art packaging.
The Philips Blender in anodised aluminium features a 750W engine, which can handle just about anything – from fruit and vegetables to ice. Its multi-speed function will blend, crush and cut to almost any consistency you want.
Detachable blade unit
Cleaning is easy thanks to the detachable blade
The Norpro Battery Operated Sifter is great for sifting flour or powdered sugar. Made from durable plastic with a stainless steel mesh screen, the sifter features a snap on lid and detachable handle. The large capacity lets you sift up to 4 cups at once, and the battery powered operation prevents hand fatigue. The sifter uses one AA battery, not included.
Features
- Battery powered flour sifter
- Stainless steel mesh screen
- Snap on lid and detachable handle
- 4 cup capacity
- AA battery not included Price $15.99 at amazon
Hand mixers are pretty boring to look at but this RabMixer by Ming Tong transforms the auspicious cake making requisite into a cute bunny just inviting you to make oodles of yummy foods. It comes with a number of presets for milkshakes and cakes and like any other hand mixer, speed and power are also adjustable.
Sure it seems frivolous but who says we can’t make our appliances cute? Now as to whether or not this actually looks like a rabbit or a baby dinosaur is up to you.
Designer: Ming Tong
It kind of looks like a laptop if you ask me, but the V-Line toaster concept from designer Thibault Masclet is actually a toaster and an induction cooker all-in-one. It incorporates glass like other toaster concepts, but the induction cooker on the flipside is a new one on me. To be honest, I would prefer a griddle, but if you have something in a pot that needs heating or you simply want to keep your toast warm—it could come in quite handy. Whether it will ever become a real world product remains to be seen.
For whatever reason, toasters are redesigned entirely more often than most any other kitchen gadget, but the Trapdoor Toaster may actually be an alternative worth checking out. First off, the item you see above is no concept — as a matter of fact, it’s available for purchase right now at Hammacher Schlemmer. Essentially, this thing inhales bread, bagels and frozen waffles, toasts ‘em to your preferred level of brown / black and then shoots them out below onto a serving tray. Sadly, this removes that iconic eject function that makes traditional toasters so fun to watch, but it does prevent you from scalding your fingertips as you try to dig out slices from the fiery slots. Novel? You bet. Worth the $79.95 asking price? Not on your life.
If your sci-fi nerdery is of such a type you would extend it to kitchen appliances (rather than keep it to the confines of just DVD box-sets and novelty boxer shorts) then you might well like this $65 toaster that burns an image of a Cylon into your breakfast bread.
