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O.K., Does Anyone Remember If This Is Still Edible? Open anyone’s refrigerator and you will probably find some half-empty jars of food — whether pasta sauce or puréed carrots for the baby — that have been sitting there until they are too old to use.... See more

O.K., Does Anyone Remember If This Is Still Edible? Open anyone’s refrigerator and you will probably find some half-empty jars of food — whether pasta sauce or puréed carrots for the baby — that have been sitting there until they are too old to use. Or are they too old? Now there is a mini-device called Days Ago, a digital day counter that attaches to a container with either a magnet or a suction cup and keeps track of when the food was opened. Days Ago might also serve as a useful reminder of when a plant was last watered or when a bottle of medicine was started. A set of two of the devices is available for $10 from howmanydaysago.com (there is also a store locator on the site) or (559) 905-1672. See less

Highlights: $10.00 + s&h. Each package comes with two DaysAgos in 4 assorted colors: Lime, Tangerine, Charcoal and Blueberry

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Fumitaka Hara, 2003 This superb two-stage ceramic sharpener puts a razor's edge on your blades in no time. Pour water into the sharpener to keep the ceramic whetstone constantly rinsed. The white ceramic wheel is coarse, while the pink one completes... See more

Fumitaka Hara, 2003 This superb two-stage ceramic sharpener puts a razor's edge on your blades in no time. Pour water into the sharpener to keep the ceramic whetstone constantly rinsed. The white ceramic wheel is coarse, while the pink one completes the medium sharpening process. The oblique angle of the wheels professionally restores and polishes double-sided blades quickly, safely and with ease. Recommended for Global knives. Made of ceramic and plastic. See less

Highlights: $50.00 $45.00 Members

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Claus Jensen, Henrik Holbaek, 2005 This glass carafe is tall enough to accommodate herb sprigs and comes with a tightly fitting silicone top and stainless steel spout for perfectly controlled, drip-free pouring of up to 17oz. of oil or vinegar.... See more

Claus Jensen, Henrik Holbaek, 2005 This glass carafe is tall enough to accommodate herb sprigs and comes with a tightly fitting silicone top and stainless steel spout for perfectly controlled, drip-free pouring of up to 17oz. of oil or vinegar. Dishwasher safe. See less

Highlights: $56.00 $50.40 Members

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Antonio Citterio, 2007 Designed for oil, vinegar, and salad dressings, this sleek container has two vertical windows for viewing its contents. Made by Iittala of stainless steel with a plastic insert. Hand-wash only.

Antonio Citterio, 2007 Designed for oil, vinegar, and salad dressings, this sleek container has two vertical windows for viewing its contents. Made by Iittala of stainless steel with a plastic insert. Hand-wash only. See less

Highlights: $50.00 $45.00 Members

See this at: aplusrstore.com| Added on 09/27/07

Scandinavian in its simple, unadorned and practical design, this ceramic pot from Sagaform is an ingenious way of enjoying fresh herbs much like flowers: Insert a bunch in the enlarged opening, and keep hydrated by pouring water into the corner hole.... See more

Scandinavian in its simple, unadorned and practical design, this ceramic pot from Sagaform is an ingenious way of enjoying fresh herbs much like flowers: Insert a bunch in the enlarged opening, and keep hydrated by pouring water into the corner hole. The broad base ensures that all those little stalks have access to water, while allowing air to circulate so herbs keep from becoming limp and waterlogged. Easy to take apart for cleaning. And at this price, you can buy several and surround yourself with the scent of freshly cut herbs. * Packaging: Gift Box * Size: 4.5" x 3"t * This item normally ships in 48 hours. See less

Highlights: $15.00

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The problem with picnics is they always take so much planning, putting all those utensils and glasses and plates together so well in advance that sometimes the spontaneity is...gone. XXD solve this problem by providing an instant picnic set that is... See more

The problem with picnics is they always take so much planning, putting all those utensils and glasses and plates together so well in advance that sometimes the spontaneity is...gone. XXD solve this problem by providing an instant picnic set that is small enough to fit in the glove compartment of your car, Equipped with two plastic plates, two sets of silverware, a corkscrew and a container for salt and pepper, the picnic set unfolds to provide an instant "blanket" and everything you need for instant gratification - just add a bottle of wine, some bread , cheese, salami....and you're ready to eat, wherever you are! * Packaging: Card gift box * Sixe: when folded, 8" x 8" x 1" Price as configured $52.00 See more products by XXD See less