May 21, 2008
Digital Dose
The easy joke is that this Spoon Scale is a gadget for drug dealers posing as a kitchen tool. But, the scale, which can measure exact weight down to 0.1 grams, would probably be pretty useful for serious bakers (where measures of weight often trump volume) or for translating foreign language recipes that use the metric system. Results may be given in grams or ounces and are displayed on a small LCD screen. Approximately $35 (18.5 £) at Pro-Idee. [Via Not Martha]
Posted by Josh Friedland on May 21, 2008 in Bakeware, Gadgets, Shopping List | Permalink
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January 10, 2007
Broom for Baking
The Swiffer has dealt a serious blow to brooms everywhere, but one thing it can't do is test whether your cake is fully baked. The Amish Cake Tester Broom (found via Book of Joe) is comprised of corn husk straws that can be broken off and used as cake testers. $6.99, including a poem, at CHEFS.
Posted by Josh Friedland on Jan 10, 2007 in Bakeware | Permalink
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July 19, 2006
Vintage Pin
If you've ever had to resort to using an empty wine bottle as a rolling pin (I have), you can appreciate the playful design of this rolling pin that evokes the shape of a bottle of Bordeaux, but won't leave any wine stains in your biscuits. $21.40 at Atypyk.
Posted by Josh Friedland on Jul 19, 2006 in Bakeware | Permalink
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Vintage Pin
If you've ever had to resort to using an empty wine bottle as a rolling pin (I have), you can appreciate the playful design of this rolling pin that evokes the shape of a bottle of Bordeaux, but won't leave any wine stains in your biscuits. $21.40 at Atypyk.
Posted by Josh Friedland on Jul 19, 2006 in Bakeware | Permalink
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