Thread: Favorite kitchen gadgets

For Christmas I received a two pack of Misto Olive oil spray cans; one can be used for vinegar also. I've seen these but have never used them. Anyone have experience w/this? I guess it's a good alternative to my Pam cooking spray.

Originally Posted by cali baker

For Christmas I received a two pack of Misto Olive oil spray cans; one can be used for vinegar also. I've seen these but have never used them. Anyone have experience w/this? I guess it's a good alternative to my Pam cooking spray.

I had one that I found in the mark down racket bed bath and beyond. Works pretty well but somehow I never used it so the oil would get wasted. Had I used it more I would have loved it.

My new favorite kitchen gadget has to be my food scale. I use it all the time!!

I've always used the glass jars that ring-click seal... But I found three new packs of them over the weekend!

Added another nine jars to our herd of sealing jars!




HAPPY DANCING across the kitchen!

Originally Posted by TraciInTexas

I've always used the glass jars that ring-click seal... But I found three new packs of them over the weekend!

Added another nine jars to our herd of sealing jars!




HAPPY DANCING across the kitchen!

those are very nice looking jars too! I'm really into Mason jars now...bought a couple cases of tall and short ones at Target a few wks ago and have found so many uses for them

I found a neat little Pineapple core/slicer in a Avon book for $10 it makes Pineapples a breeze to clean and eat

Originally Posted by cali baker

those are very nice looking jars too! I'm really into Mason jars now...bought a couple cases of tall and short ones at Target a few wks ago and have found so many uses for them

Aren't they great?! I've lost/broken most of mine over the years... Saw some in Target this past weekend!!

Whatcha using them for?

Originally Posted by Sherry

I found a neat little Pineapple core/slicer in a Avon book for $10 it makes Pineapples a breeze to clean and eat

Post up a picture? That sounds intriguing!

turning the handle, when you are all the way through the pineapple, less than a minute, you push the yellow button and the handle releases and you pull the cutter through the bottom

[MENTION=72]TraciInTexas[/MENTION] ,

For lots of different things. I made my granola over the wknd and will be gifting a friend with some so I used the jar as the "gift box". Looks really nifty

Also using them for leftover storage containers, a vase, a drinking glass, as a water bottle instead of plastic. So versatile!

Originally Posted by Sherry

turning the handle, when you are all the way through the pineapple, less than a minute, you push the yellow button and the handle releases and you pull the cutter through the bottom

That's pretty neat, Sherry. So it does work really well? May be worth me looking into b/c while I love fresh pineapple, I dread the peeling and cutting...all the work it entails to get to the "meat"!

Agreed... I'd love an easy way to get fresh pineapple!

Ooh nice [MENTION=526]Sherry[/MENTION]! I saw that (or one similar) tested on the chew I think it was and it worked for them! I hate cutting pineapple too so if I come across one of these at the store I will get it.

Oh hang yea that puppy really works great! slicker than , well you know..........

LOL!

Microplane zester
Salad spinner
Garlic press
Mandoline slicer
Digital timers
Thermometers
Manual juicer
VeggiChop