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Gizmos and Gadgets
www.boomergadgets.com
    Sharon Creel presents a large number of gizmos and gadgets for everybody, but especially for the baby boomer generation and women over 50. Her site is user-friendly, which cannot be said for  many appliance sites.  She provides some practical hints, such as replacing blender and food processor with an Ultimate Chopper with attachment, thus saving valuable room. 

Oven Mitt
www.OvenGlove.net
    Cindy Newman's site specializes in one item: the Ove Glove Oven Mitt. This does seem like the ultimate oven mitt, with five fingers, and machine washable.

Smoking Woods
www.chuckssmokehouse.com
     Your source for smoking woods: apple, birch, cherry, crabapple, grape, maple, oak, plus of all things -  sassafras(!). A note is provided for best use of each wood. Has an intriguing links section. Most of the links (but not quite all) are related to the world of BBQ. 

Cap-Gripper
www.cap-gripper.com
     A unique device to open bottles and jars with one hand. Especially designed for seniors and arthritic hands, but useful for busy home cooks generally.

theGadgetSource.com
www.thegadgetsource.com
     One of the most complete selections of cooking tools on the web. These folks make a point of specializing in tools for the cook, and are proud of a long history in this field. They have culinary professionals on their staff. Maybe that’s why their pocket thermometer goes well below the freezing point, a welcome feature that allows you to detect when frozen meat is thawed.

Penzeys
www.penzeys.com
     Carries the Zassenhaus coffee grinder. 

Sweet Maria's
www.sweetmarias.com
     Variety of coffee mills. 

Dansk
www.dansk.com

 

 

 

 

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