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Rocker Garlic Crusher | By Joseph Joseph | Image

Rocker Garlic Crusher | By Joseph Joseph
We love a good practical kitchen utensil, especially if it is well designed. Besides beautiful, the Rocker garlic crusher, is very practical. According to the inventor you crush the garlic, throw it in the pan without waste and when time comes to wash your hands, just rub them on the back of the utensil and the smell of garlic disappears! Other cool kitchen utensils we have featured: Citrus Squeezer, Fridge magnet bottle opener, Puzzleboard 



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ALL-IN-ONE KITCHEN TOOL SET - Image

ALL-IN-ONE KITCHEN TOOL SET
This handy All-In-One Kitchen Tool Set is ideal for for anyone living in small spaces and with limited storage. The clever kit features eight essentials are all bottled up, including: a spice grater, a lemon juicer, an egg masher, a cheese grater, an egg yolk separator, a funnel, a measuring cup, and a lid grip for loosening stubborn jar tops. ...
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NORTHSTAR REFRIGERATOR WITH BUILT-IN DRAFT BEER SYSTEM - Image

NORTHSTAR REFRIGERATOR WITH BUILT-IN DRAFT BEER SYSTEM
Northstar have been known for there funky retro-style refrigerators, now they have gone one step further on the "coolness" scale, they have created a refrigerator with fresh cold draft beer! You can choose from 3 different models, 1950, 1951, and 1952, the system will cost you $800 dollars plus the price of the fridge. The Brew Master draft system, includes through-the-door tap dispenser, coupler, connections, CO2 cylinder and drip tray. ...
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Panasonic Japanese Microwave
Microwave ovens have remained largely unchanged for decades, but the Panasonic Japanese Microwave takes a different approach. Combining a minimalist aesthetic with practical engineering, it introduces a cleaner, more refined design that feels more like a built-in wall oven than a traditional countertop appliance. The most distinctive feature is its pull-down oven-style door, a design commonly found in Japanese kitchens but rarely seen elsewhere. Besides givin...
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