Submitted by Stuart Broz on Thu, 03/19/2009 - 7:22am
I was wandering through the store the other day, and I just happened to find myself in the kitchen section. I know. You're shocked. So was I.
When I was there, I saw a bunch of KitchenArt
products. This is a brand I wasn't really familiar with... but the stuff looked really cool. A adjustable measuring cup
was the first thing that grabbed my attention. It looks like a cross between a graduated cylinder and a giant syringe (without a needle). Next to it were some adjustable measuring spoons
- potentially even more useful. Adjustable things make me nervous, though. Would the measuring cup leak? Would the spoon get stuck? I restrained my consumerist urges and decided to do some research.
I checked on Amazon, and the reviews seem to be uniformly positive. That's always a good sign. I also noticed that KitchenArt products tend to come in a variety of colors and that they made these cool cooking tweezers
which I'm not sure that I can avoid ordering - mostly because I'm now thinking of how useful tweezers would be in the kitchen.
Comments
measuring spoon
I have one of those measuring spoons. It's not bad, though it's not the first one I grab for unless I'm measuring a lot of different measurements of dry components.
Thanks.
Good to know that it works OK.
I was mostly thinking about its usefulness in baking, where I might need to use a measuring spoon for salt, sugar, baking powder, etc.
Although I also have a horrible habit of not being able to find the one measuring spoon I need. This might help with that... or maybe I'd just lose it.
Most of these items are
Most of these items are pretty but are monotaskers... A burger former? A butter slicer? What's wrong with your hands, or a knife?
Monotaskers
Yeah. Those weren't the interesting ones.