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• Cow-Shaped Pancakes, Pig-Shaped Eggs

  Or vice versa: Either's possible with these animal-shaped cooking rings. Read More... Posted May 01 2009, 09:00 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: cooking, pancakes, kitchen accessories, aaron burgess, eggs, the afternoon, pancake makers, cow & pig egg/pancake rings

• Kitschy Kitchen Crust Cutter: One-Step De-Crustification

  Tired of having to trim off the crusts from the kids' PB&J every morning? Let 'em do it themselves with this stainless-steel crust cutter, which in one simple move delivers a perfectly crust-free sandwich. Read More... Posted Apr 29 2009, 10:00 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: kitchen accessories, aaron burgess, patina, kitschy kitchen crust cutter, crust cutter

• Rubik's Salt and Pepper Mills a Nice, Er, Twist on an Old Form

  Sorry, but if the pun fits... These Rubik's Salt and Pepper Mills look just like the iconic '80s cube game many of us still haven't solved, but thankfully one twist of the top is all it takes to get these puzzlers in line. Read More... Posted Apr 23 2009, 10:30 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: novelties, kitchen accessories, rubik's cube, aaron burgess, i want one of those, salt and pepper shakers, Rubik's Salt and Pepper Mills, condiment mills

• Stick a Light Bite Candle Fork in It

  This could get a little tricky if you've got a 20-kid party and a birthday boy or girl who insists on having an accurate number of candles, but otherwise, Light Bites Candle Forks let you blow out and dole out with maximum efficiency. Read More... Posted Apr 15 2009, 10:00 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: children, birthday parties, kids, shopping, gifts, novelties, birthdays, kitchen accessories, aaron burgess, birthday cakes, Fred & Friends, Light Bite Candle Forks, novelty items

• Dishing Out Birthday Treats Now a Piece of Cake

  If you've ever tried to dish out birthday cake to a room full of frenetic kids, this Piece of Cake server has your sanity written all over it. Read More... Posted Mar 30 2009, 10:00 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: charles & marie, kitchen accessories, birthday cakes, cake servers, piece of cake

• Start a New Tradition with the 3D Easter Bunny Cake Pan

  When I was a kid, Grandma would mark every Easter with a bunny cake painstakingly fashioned from one 8" circle and two half-circle "ears." If only she'd had something like this Easter Bunny Cake Pan, the baking could've been so much easier. Read More... Posted Mar 26 2009, 10:00 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: baking, Easter, kitchen accessories, cakes for kids, Easter Bunny Cake Pan

• Bambu Goes Prehistoric with Bamdino Cutlery

  We've drooled over Bambu's kid- and eco-friendly cutlery before, so consider us already in line for the company's Bamdino utensils, due to ship later this month. Read More... Posted Mar 13 2009, 09:30 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: bamboo, utensils, bambu, cutlery, kitchen accessories, feeding accesories, bamdino

• Personalized Initial Apron

  Aprons are great for craft time, kitchen time or any time. The apron seen above, the Personalized Initial Apron, is one of the cuter children's aprons that I've seen.  It's 13" wide, 19" long and available for personalization. Click behind the fold to see an upclose view of the apron. Read More... Posted Mar 01 2009, 07:00 PM by AmandaHill with | with no comments Filed under: aprons, kitchen accessories, dress up, personalized art, Peronalized Initial Apron, initial, Swanky Baby Boutique

• Antifreeze Ice Cream Scoop a Lightsaber for Your Cookies & Cream

  Dole out frozen nummies effortlessly with the Antifreeze Ice Cream Scoop ($16.95) from Crate & Barrel. In production since 1935, the aluminum scoop features an inner tube of self-defrosting fluid (think of it as antifreeze for your ice cream) that helps it cut through the hardest half-gallon. Now if only they'd introduce a similar scoop in industrial sizes -- many of us could use this sort of help clearing the driveway. [Uncrate] Posted Feb 10 2009, 08:30 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: ice cream cones, kitchen gadgets, kitchen accessories, crate & barrel, antifreeze ice cream scoop

• The Most Awesome Valentine’s Day Gifts

  Ah, remember when Valentine’s Day was a couples affair? Chances are dang good that if you’re reading this blog, your special someone has multiplied into special someones. Fear not, we have a few recommendations for those immediate family needs, particularly those with a little sense of humor.   Read More... Posted Feb 06 2009, 09:01 AM by Heather Kuldell with | with no comments Filed under: camera, robots, cell phones, kitchen, valentine's day, hearts, kitchen accessories, plush animals, lottery

• Batterfinger Spatula

  I know some people cringe at the idea of letting their child lick the batter bowl, but that kind of thing goes down rather frequently in my house.  So when I saw the batter finger, I had to share it with other people that, like me, let their kids lick the batter bowl.  Click behind the fold to read more about the BatterFinger. Read More... Posted Feb 05 2009, 08:00 PM by AmandaHill with | with no comments Filed under: kitchen accessories, Baking with kids, Batter Finger

• Zoo Pops Tame Heat or Sore Throats

  I know, I know: It’s winter. Why am I posting about frozen treats? First of all, my family occasionally likes to eat freezy cold treats even when it’s freezy cold outside. Second, freezy cold treats are an excellent way to soothe sore throats associated with sneezy colds.   Read More... Posted Feb 04 2009, 12:32 PM by Heather Kuldell with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: mealtime, animals, perpetual kid, kitchen accessories, frozen treats, zoo pops

• The Head Chef Spatula Adds a Helping Hand in the Kitchen

  Till the world outside thaws a bit, we’re still trying to fill the days with indoor activities. So far video games win, but cooking holds a good bit of attention too. Adding a few fun pieces can help kids feel more welcome in the kitchen. The Head Chef Cooking Spatula is like most spatulas -- made of food-safe silicone and dishwasher safe -- but features bendy arms and legs, and suction-cup feet. Available at Cooking for $9.95. Posted Jan 27 2009, 11:26 PM by Heather Kuldell with | with no comments Filed under: mealtime, cooking, kitchen accessories, head chef cooking spatula

• Microwave Gadget Cooks S'Mores Indoors

  Who says you need warm weather and a campfire to make perfect s'mores? Read More... Posted Dec 31 2008, 03:00 PM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: gadgets, kitchen accessories, s'more maker, s'mores, progressive international

• Bonjour Hot Chocolate Maker Mixes Cocoa 19th-Century Style

  Inspired by old-school chocolate pots from the 1800s, Bonjour's 32 oz. Hot Chocolate Maker is meant to put your Swiss Miss instant packs to shame. Mix your cocoa in the ceramic hot pot, and use the battery-powered, handheld frother to whip it into a bubbly, heavenly brew. Dishwasher- and microwave-safe. $19.98 (normally $29.99) from Amazon -- and if you're looking for a more modern take on the hot-chocolate pot, check out Heather's find from a few months ago. Posted Dec 23 2008, 01:00 PM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: kitchen accessories, hot chocolate pot, hot chocolate maker, bonjour

• Kids Kitchen Utensils I'm Coveting

  While I love oohing and aahing at the cuteness of kids kitchen sets, I've always wondered at their practicality. Why not give kids kitchen utensils they can actually cook with? That question seems to have crossed the minds of the Head Chef designers. Their new line of kids cooking tools are made of high-grade silicone and suitable for cooking (practical) and are sure to get your kids in the kitchen with you. The utensils also feature bendable arms and legs and come in bright, kid-friendly colors (not so practical). Find them for your kids--or yourself--for $8.98 each at Broadway Panhandler. Read More... Posted Dec 19 2008, 08:34 AM by Erin Behan with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: utensils, cooking, kitchen, kitchen accessories, elb, head chef

• Bottle Drier's Design Tiptoes Through the Tulips

  Not only does this Italian-designed drying rack from Vice Versa prove that bottle driers don't have to look like a garden of white plastic tentacles, but it also helps to put you in the mind of spring, with a single yellow tulip sprouting from its base -- even if it does make one bottle stand higher than the others. Includes space for 14 bottles, as well as a drip tray to catch runoff from your daily watering. $12.50 from Pacifier. Posted Feb 27 2008, 10:03 AM by Aaron Burgess with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: bottles, baby gear, drying racks, italian design, kitchen accessories, bottle driers