I want one.
What's the most complicated, useless kitchen gadget out there?
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True that.............plenty of photos but it is hiding in the loch.Good luck trying to find one
Good luck trying to find one
I gave you a link in the post.....
I'll give it to ya'll again: http://www.animicausa.com/shop/Nessie-Ladle/tpflypage.tpl.html
They aren't shipping 'til February or maybe March, "due to high demand".
She's just the cutest little Nessie.
If someone made a Taniwha ladle, cute would not be how you describe it. Mean looking comes to mind.
Connie. That is a great ladle. Does anyone have one?
I don't think so. The internet just started buzzing about it a within the last day or so. I just ordered one and the site says it won't come until February or March (it's a new item). I don't know how good the quality of the plastic is.
I'll give it a full and in-depth review when it gets here.
I'll give it a full and in-depth review when it gets here.
I'm going to need to get one of these. Just to let it sit in a pot of soup.
garyg
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Cutesy idea, but not sure how it is a game changer, I've never had a ladle fall out of a pot, wouldna never leave a ladle of a plastic material to steep in anything in me pots, especially riding the bottom, and not sure the advantage gained by standing a dripping ladle over a flat surface other than the sink ..
dumb,
dumb,
I gave you a link in the post.....
I'll give it to ya'll again: http://www.animicausa.com/shop/Nessie-Ladle/tpflypage.tpl.html
They aren't shipping 'til February or maybe March, "due to high demand".
Sorry, the link was kind of fuzzy and out of focus- could have been anything
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I think it solves the problem of what to do with the ladle when serving and needing a place to rest it. In a big pot, it might tend to fall into the soup. Taking it out of the pot and resting it on something could cause a bit of a mess. This is just a handy, "cute," way of sitting it somewhere.
The Nessie ladle is cool. But give it a year and they'll be $6.99 in every convenience store's "As Seen On TV" display...
My mother in law got me an olive/cherry pitter for Christmas. I had been complaining that the only green olives I could find that weren't stuffed with pimento had pits and removing olive pits by hand is, well, the pits. I need those green olives for Moroccan food. You can crush and roll with the side of a large knife fairly easily until you do a few and the knife and cutting board get oily and then you're either wiping up oil every few olives or watch that knife slide around dangerously.
Those egg cups are pretty neat if you like soft boiled eggs.
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