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Now that you’ve decided to pack your own lunches, let’s take a look at how you’ll pack it to get it to school. Remember there […]

For years I have been a fan of wood cutting boards. I love the way they feel, all sturdy and secure on the counter when

I’ve a kitchen scale in my home, and I use it on occasion to weigh out ounces of dried fruits, nuts and other ingredients when

by Greg Everage Father’s Day is right around the corner, and to help you find just the right gift for Dad, this week we turn

Several years ago I had the opportunity to learn a bit more about knives during a visit to both the Wusthof and the J.A. Henckels manufacturing facilities in Solingen,

It has been a bit over a week since I returned from Chicago where I attended the International Home & Housewares Show. While there, I

Green, green, green. Everyone is talking green, and when it comes to the kitchen, Green is definitely relevant. Beyond the food we prepare, green relates

Up until recently, my most favorite use for silicone has beenSilly Putty. Today, I’d have to say I still play with silicone, but now it

As a society, we have come to depend upon a variety of convenience foods. It is a fact that is most evident in our lunchrooms.

Years ago when Greg and I were strolling through Williams-Sonoma adding product to our wedding registry, the wall of copper cookware caught Greg’s attention and he looked