FOR HER EYES ONLY
This is a collect of kitchen gadgets that make life easier and beautiful table top wares that no home should be without, you are only one click away from veiwing some of the lovely cookie jars, salt and pepper shakers, teapots, and pitchers. Click on any of the following pictures (or the name) to go to the page where there is a full description of the item as well as the price and shipping information.
Black & Decker Brew-&-Go Coffee Maker with Travel Mug	Black & Decker Brew-&-Go Coffee Maker with Stainless Steel Mug	Did you know.... On average, Americans eat one hundred acres of pizza a day. This amounts to about three hundred fifty slices per second.
Jumbo Lint Shaver	Kabob Rack	Did you know.... In India, pickled ginger, minced mutton and a cottage cheese like substance are popular pizza toppings. In Australia, the Number 1 topping for pizza is eggs. In Chile, the favorite topping is mussels and clams. In the United States, it's pepperoni.
Sauce Pot & Double Skewer Set	Long Horn Grill Basket	Did you know.... Pigturducken is a pig, stuffed with a turkey, which is stuffed with a chicken, deep fried in oil, which is usually put into something similar to a horse trough over propane burners.
Stainless Steel Colandar	11 Pc. Cake Decorator
Pepper Ball	Pulsar Pink Pepper Ball	Did you know.... Eskimos use refrigerators to keep food from freezing.
Marble Rolling Pin	Non-stick Rolling Pin
Oil Container	Meat Tenderizer	Did you know.... The first frozen foods were launched back in the mid-1920s. (Of course, the microwave to cook them in took a while longer!) Clarence Birdseye came up with the idea from his work with the US government surveys of fish and wildlife in Labrador in 1912 and 1915. While working on the surveys, he noted that the natives preserved their fish in ice. He claimed: "I saw natives catching fish in fifty below zero weather, which froze stiff as soon as they were taken out of the water. Months later, when they were thawed out, some of those fish were still alive." Birds Eye's first products were individually boxed packages of peas, cherries, berries, spinach, fish, and meats. Birds Eye products, of course, are still sold.
	Red Meat Thermometer
Blue Meat Thermometer	Yellow Meat Thermometer
Dripless Basting Brush	Pot Strainer
Can crusher	Silicone Measuring Bowls
Topping Canister Set	Flower Cutting Board Red, White Blue	Did you know.... In the 6th century BC Greek mathematician Pythagoras said that earth is round - but few agreed with him. Greek astronomer Aristarchos said in the 3rd century BC that earth revolves around the sun - but the idea was not accepted. In the 2nd century BC Greek astronomer Erastosthenes accurately measured the distance around the earth at about 40,000 km (24,860 miles) - but nobody believed him. In the 2nd century AD Greek astronomer Ptolemy stated that earth was the centre of the universe - most people believed him for the next 1,400 years.
Can Strainer	Flower Cutting Board Red, Purple, Blue
Cake Decorator	Flavor Injector
Universal Steamer and Double Boiler		Did you know.... When tea was first introduced in the American colonies, many housewives, in their ignorance, served the tea leaves with sugar or syrup after throwing away the water in which they had been boiled.
Baker's Tool Set	Serva-Sizzler
Speedy Potato Baker	Spatter Cover	Did you know If Los Angeles County was a country, it would be the 19th largest economy in the world.
See-Thru Lid	Egg Poacher Insert	Did you know.... The first animal in space was the female Samoyed husky named Laika, launched by the Soviets in 1957. In 1958 the US sent two mice called Laska and Benjy into space. In 1963 the French launched a cat called Feliette into space. In 1969 the US launched a male chimpanzee called Ham into space.
Microwave 2-egg Poacher	Microwave 4-egg Poacher
Microwave Vegetable/Seafood Steamer	Coke® Cutting Board
	Herb Bouquet Cutting Board	Did you know.... Americans consumed more than twenty billion hot dogs in 2000. An average American eats approximately 60 hot dogs per year. The world's longest hot dog was 1,996-foot wiener made by the Sara Lee Corp. for the 1996 Olympics.
Beachy Keen Coaster Set	African Collection Coaster Set	Did you know.... Blood is red only in the arteries after it has left the heart and is full of oxygen. Blood is a purplish, blue color in the veins as it returns to the heart, thanks to having picked up carbon dioxide and other wastes from the body's cells.
Just Cats Coaster Set	A Good Hand Coaster Set
Just Dogs Coaster Set	Peachy Creamer & Sugar	Did you know.... The cashew is part of a fruit that grows in tropical regions called 'a cashew apple'. After harvesting, the cashew apple keeps for only 24 hours before the soft fruit deteriorates. The cashew apple is not commercially important since it spoils quickly, but local people love the fruit. To harvest the nut, the ripe apple is allowed to fall to the ground where natives easily gather it. The apple and nut are separated.
Peachy Teapot	Peachy Utensil Holder
Vineyard Utensil Holder	Vineyard Teapot	Did you know.... John Kellogg invented corn flakes, for a patient with bad teeth. Charles Post invented Grape Nuts. Dr. Kellogg was the manager of a Michigan health spa and Post was a patient. The spa was founded by Sylvester Graham...inventor of the Graham cracker and pioneer of the early 1800s movement to eat more bran.
Vineyard Salt & Pepper	Bon Appetit Cruet Set
Provincal Salt & Pepper	Compass Cookie Jar	Did you know....  Americans eat an average of 18 pounds of fresh apples each year. The most popular variety in the United States is the Red Delicious.
	Cafe Latte Spice Rack
Butter Mate White	Butter Mate Chrome
Dipping Spice	Bistro Cruet (red)	Did you know.... Olive oil can help in lowering cholesterol levels and decreasing the risk of heart complications.
Bistro Cruet (green)	Flamingo Oil Bottle
Roman Vinyard Coffee Mugs	Roman Vinyard Sugar & Creamer
Roman Vinyard Cruet Set	Citrus Delight Creamer and Sugar Bowl