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Organic Natural Cotton Coffee Filters Made in the USA – Ultra-Durable 1 Year Filter Set – Eco-Friendly Compostable Cloth CoffeeSock filters are durable and may last a year or more. CoffeeSock filters are a reusable alternative to paper filters and nylon sacks–out-performing any comparable disposable and reusable filters. Cotton absorbs some of the oils released…
Mrs. Anderson’s Artisan Bread Lame is specially designed for professional and artisan home bakers to easily score dough to control expansion of each loaf as it bakes. Scoring marks also create a pattern in the dough for homemade loaves of bread with an artisan beauty and professional finish. Made from 18/8 stainless steel and Romanian…
These handmade pottery spoons from Japan are fun for coffee + tea service or to snazz up your apps and charcuterie game. The little curve on the branch will gently perch on the rim of the tea/coffee cup when not in use. 5″ L. 1″ across Hand wash. Do not microwave.
Marinade can be directly injected into the meat with the syringe: Intensifies aroma and shortens marinating time. Capacity: 50 ml (0.053 qt.), scale in ml and fl oz. Detachable needle with quick lock mechanism.
The No.10 Corkscrew Knife from Opinel- now with a bottle opener attachment – is the perfect picnic knife! The beech wood handle houses a 5-turn steel corkscrew, sturdy enough for even the most stubborn of corks, and a patented bottle opener attachment on the end of the handle allows you to easily pop the top of your…
From DeBuyer. Handmade in France. Suitable for Gas, Induction + Electric ALCHIMY’s 3-ply stainless steel construction allows for rapid heat conduction and reactivity. This makes the 8″ ALCHIMY saucepan perfect for boiling and reducing sauces and making soup for 3-5 people. Durable and elegant, the ALCHIMY Stainless Steel 8″ Saucepan features a 3-ply construction which…
Beyond Gourmet Unbleached Cheesecloth for cooking, roasting, draining, straining, sieving, fermenting foods, cooking with herbs, steeping tea and more. Made from 100-percent unbleached cotton; chlorine free and lint free; washable and reusable. Filter out seeds and skins for smooth sauces, purees, and jellies; drain liquids and whey from dairy for denser homemade cheese and thick Greek…
“Coasters That Work” Wool is the most hydrophilic of all natural fibers, absorbing as much as 30% of its weight without feeling wet. Graf Lantz’s traditional Bierfilzl (or “Beer Felt”) are the highest quality German merino wool felt coasters on the market today. Their clean and minimal execution offers an unexpected textural and refined modern…
Handy manual food processor to cut herbs, vegetables, fruit and more with the pull of the cord. The pull mechanism rotates the blades inside the container and the more you pull, the finer the ingredients are chopped. A must for chopping onions, garlic, carrots and mushrooms – for coarse cuts, pull only a few times….
Get movie theater popcorn, at home (& waste-free)! Just drop in some kernels and pop to your heart’s content. Pops up to 4 cups of fluffy popcorn the same amount as a standard microwavable bag, at a fraction of the price! Make popcorn waste-free in an infinitely reusable, dishwasher-safe bowl. Flip the lid to use it…
Messermeister’s patented pivot mechanism uses a bearing system for smooth operation, while always keeping the blades in perfect alignment. There are no clumsy screws to come loose. The titanium coated blades come apart for cleaning with the press of a button and reassemble just as easily. The sharp blades are precision milled from durable 4mm high-carbon stainless, then bonded to…
Everything You Need to Know to Think Like a Master Mixologist, with 500 Recipes The renowned cocktail bible, fully revised and updated by the legendary bartender who set off the cocktail crazefeaturing over 100 brand-new recipes, all-new photography, and an up-to-date history of the cocktail.NAMED ONE OF THE BEST COOKBOOKS OF THE YEAR BY THE ATLANTA…
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