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Go Green! Fashion Your Own Chip Clips
Ever since Party suggested using wine bottles as darling water holders, I've been wanting to share an eco-friendly tip of my own. If you're like me, you've got a surplus of plastic clamped clothes hangers sitting in your closet. I often return hangers to the dry cleaners, as a way to recycle them — but I save the ones with clamps, and turn them into chip clips.
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Clip 'N' Go: The Key To Fresh Breath
The other day we received a few packs of Aura Clip 'n' Go mints and Clip 'n' Go Gum. The products, which are by New Era Brands, are actually quite clever. They're your typical standard mints and gum, but they're packaged in plastic containers that can snap on to your keychain, backpack, purse etc.
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Off to Market Recap: Spoon Rests
Last week, I explained my need for a spoon rest to keep my stovetop splatter-free. I asked you to keep your eyes peeled for spoon rests with fun flair. You saved your discoveries in the Yum Market on TeamSugar with the keyword tag spoon rests.
Yum Market Finds: Animal Instincts
I was going through the Yum Market this afternoon and I noticed that there seemed to be a lot of animal inspired finds. Seems like some of you think the kitchen's a jungle, or perhaps a zoo? Either way, I really loved it and wanted to share these with you.
Rachael Ray Plays Prankster on "I Get That a Lot"
In the last year, Rachael Ray's nabbed a gigantic daytime Emmy and built the popularity of her food magazine (your top pick for best glossy in 2009). But what if the media mogul quit her day job as a wildly successful celebrity chef, TV personality, and cookbook author?
That's what happened on last night's CBS special I Get That a Lot.
Kim Kardashian Plugging Carl's Jr. Chicken Salads
When we learned last month that Kim Kardashian would be the next face of Carl's Jr., we couldn't wait to see what the reality TV siren and the fast food chain, which is known for its salacious commercials, would come out with.
Well, yesterday the folks at Carl's Jr. posted her first spot on YouTube, and it's a plug for the chain's new Cranberry Apple Walnut Chicken Salad, including gratuitous shots of Kim's infamous bosom and backside. I think the sex-sells-food concept is getting a little silly, and I don't really understand the commercial's resounding "get clean" theme.
My Afternoon as a Starbucks Barista
Chaotic as things may appear behind a Starbucks counter, every drink is made custom and to order in a systematic, organized way. I know this because I spent an afternoon as a Starbucks barista. Laurel Village Starbucks store manager Deanna Barbagiovvanni put me to work yesterday behind the espresso machines.
Hardee's Is Back With Biscuit Holes and High School Humor
If you were shocked by Audrina Partridge and Padma Lakshmi's lascivious Carl's Jr. commercials, then wait until you see what the company's up to now. Hardee's, the sister brand to Carl's Jr., has debuted "Biscuit Holes," deep-fried, doughnut hole-shaped biscuits that are iced with cinnamon sugar. To come up with a more creative moniker, however, Hardee's is asking customers for help through a new campaign titled "Name Our Holes."
Bravo Posts Top Chef Masters Videos
To promote Top Chef Masters, which makes its series debut June 10, Bravo has posted videos introducing the show's chefs, an impressive list of industry names that includes Michael Chiarello, Roy Yamaguchi, Art Smith, and Rick Bayless.
The videos provide an amusing glimpse into the worlds of many of these acclaimed chefs. It's reassuring to know that Michael Chiarello has never met a Butterfinger bar he didn't like; that Wylie Dufresne had high hopes to be a professional athlete; and that Roy Yamaguchi got into cooking when he signed up for high school home ec so he could meet girls.
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