ninnymary
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Thistle, I love it when kitchen items get passed down. You are very lucky. I like that buffett too!
Mary
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What's Your Favorite Kitchen Gadget ?
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Is a dishwasher a gadget?
Lavender2
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... I think that's one gadget DH does not have! 
Carol Dee
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Coffee maker! Set to start at 5:00 a.m. every work day. Could not function without it. Then the hot air popper. Gets used EVERY Sunday night. Popcorn and movie night. 
We have burned up at least 3 of these in 30 years. Everything else spells w-o-r-k. 
We have burned up at least 3 of these in 30 years. Everything else spells w-o-r-k. 
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Besides the dishwasher? Breadmaker.
PotterWatch
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I also love my stick blender. Other than that I would say my food processor gets the most work. During harvest/canning season, my food mill also gets a good workout.
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The gadget I use most is probably my pressure cooker. Good for all those times I should'a started dinner way earlier and my go to choice for making soup just about every other day.
My newest gadget is a "no-sharp-edges" can opener. Not only does it work well, but those can tops are perfect plant IDs. Just drill a hole in the top, etch the veggie or flower name on the lid and hang on a wire or stake.
Fortunately (unfortunately?) DH's saying that, "One of everything is a good start." works as well in the kitchen as in the garden.
My newest gadget is a "no-sharp-edges" can opener. Not only does it work well, but those can tops are perfect plant IDs. Just drill a hole in the top, etch the veggie or flower name on the lid and hang on a wire or stake.
Fortunately (unfortunately?) DH's saying that, "One of everything is a good start." works as well in the kitchen as in the garden.
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Mr. Espresso!
2nd place is a manual can opener, hopefully I'll be buying a real good one this month.
2nd place is a manual can opener, hopefully I'll be buying a real good one this month.
Jared77
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Hmmmm....
I'm a big fan of our food processor. It gets a workout between baby food, and canning, it's a workhorse for sure. In that same breath I love GOOD QUALITY knives. They make all the difference. And the stick blender that and the food processor live on the counter during canning season.
My wife chimed in and said don't forget her Kitchenaide mixer!
I'm a big fan of our food processor. It gets a workout between baby food, and canning, it's a workhorse for sure. In that same breath I love GOOD QUALITY knives. They make all the difference. And the stick blender that and the food processor live on the counter during canning season.
My wife chimed in and said don't forget her Kitchenaide mixer!
NwMtGardener
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I had a hard time deciding on just one also! I think stick blender. I use it all the time! And it attaches to a small chopper unit, for nuts and the like. That's what I used when I made my mystery bread with the candy canes, etc, to get everything chopped up fine.
and @thistlebloom - can we get a close up of that buffet front carving? It's beautiful!!
and @thistlebloom - can we get a close up of that buffet front carving? It's beautiful!!
