 | Sassafras Wood Pizza/Bread Peel
list: $19.99 - our price: $9.99
by Sassafras
Kitchen
(7 reviews) 
Editorial Review: You'll feel like you deserve a chef's hat and an Italian accent when removing pizza from the oven with Sassafras's attractive wood pizza peel. Large enough for family-size pizzas, this peel easily slides under a freshly baked pizza to remove it from the oven with panache. |
 | Sharper Image Automatic Pepper Mill with Light (PD300)
by Sharper Image
Kitchen
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 | SiliconeZone Large Pastry/Baking Mat
list: $25.00 - our price: $24.99
by Silicone Zone
Kitchen
Editorial Review: Forget parchment paper! This reusable baking mat saves plenty of money by lining your trays for a lifetime of cookie baking. The mat is made of FDA-approved food-grade silicone--the long-standing material of choice for professional bakers. |
 | SiliconeZone Standard Baking Mat
list: $15.00 - our price: $14.99
by Silicone Zone
Kitchen
(3 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Forget parchment paper! This reusable baking mat saves plenty of money by lining your trays for a lifetime of cookie baking. The mat is made of FDA-approved food-grade silicone--the long-standing material of choice for professional bakers. |
 | Silpat 11-3/4-by-8-1/4-Inch Silicone Baking Mat
list: $13.49 - our price: $9.99
by DeMarle
Kitchen
(29 March, 2004)
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 | Silpat Baking Sheet
list: $19.99 - our price: $14.85
by DeMarle
Kitchen
(17 reviews)
Customer Review: Fumes and Smoke: After reading all of the wonderful reviews of this product, I decided to try it out despite the somewhat high cost. |
 | Simply Calphalon Nonstick 6-Piece Bakeware Set
list: $81.00 - our price: $19.99
by Calphalon
Kitchen
(15 July, 2004)
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 | Soehnle Food Control Digital Scale
list: $120.00 - our price: $89.99
by Soehnle
Kitchen
Editorial Review: This German company has been making scales since 1868 and has a great deal of expertise behind the production of each one. This Food Control diet computer scale weighs foods precisely in either imperial (pounds/ounces) or metric (grams/kilograms) systems of measurement. |
 | Soehnle Giga Digital Food Scale
list: $100.00 - our price: $89.99
by Soehnle
Kitchen
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 | Soehnle Hippo Digital Food Scale
list: $75.00 - our price: $59.99
by Soehnle
Kitchen
(1 reviews) 
Editorial Review: This German company has been making scales since 1868 and has a great deal of expertise behind the production of each one. The Hippo model is durably made with a reliable weighing mechanism and is easy to use. |
 | Soehnle Magnum Digital Food Scale
list: $50.00 - our price: $39.99
by Soehnle
Kitchen
(3 reviews)
Editorial Review: This German company has been making scales since 1868 and has a great deal of expertise behind the production of each one. The Magnum model is durably made with a reliable weighing mechanism and is simple to use. |
 | Soehnle Myra Digital Food Scale
list: $37.50 - our price: $29.99
by Soehnle
Kitchen
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 | Soehnle Triple Digital Food Scale
list: $89.99 - our price: $74.99
by Soehnle
Kitchen
(1 reviews)
Customer Review: Best Buy for Your Money: ght the Soehnle Futura (11lb max) scale, but the price and the reviews about the difficutly of switching from Metric to Imperial turned me off towards it. |
 | Soehnle Vera Black/Stainless Digital Food Scale
list: $64.99 - our price: $56.99
by Soehnle
Kitchen
(2 reviews)
Editorial Review: This German company has been making scales since 1868 and, therefore, has a great deal of expertise behind the production of each one. The Vera model is durably made with a reliable weighing mechanism and is easy to use. |
 | Swissmar Borner V-Slicer Plus
list: $34.99 - our price: $19.99
by Borner
Kitchen
Editorial Review: An inexpensive alternative to a professional stainless-steelmandoline, this device makes it possible to quickly, uniformly, andsafely slice and julienne vegetables and fruits. It also shreds cabbageand neatly dices potatoes, |
 | Taylor 9842 Professional Waterproof Digital Thermometer
list: $18.99 - our price: $15.99
by Taylor
Kitchen
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 | Taylor Analog Instant-Read Dial Thermometer
list: $6.99 - our price: $6.99
by Taylor
Kitchen
(5 reviews)
Editorial Review: This thermometer instantly ascertains the temperature of foods, whether they're on the buffet line or being cooked. Its 1-inch dial, protected by a shatterproof plastic lens, displays temperatures from 0 to 220 degrees F. |
 | Taylor Classic Candy and Deep-Fry Analog Thermometer
list: $12.99 - our price: $12.99
by Taylor
Kitchen
(4 reviews)
Editorial Review: This high-temperature thermometer takes the guesswork out of deep-frying chicken, doughnuts, and french fries or making jelly, fudge, or butterscotch. Its easy-to-read 8-inch face measures temperatures from 100 to 400 degrees F. |
 | Taylor Digital Oven Thermometer/Timer
list: $25.99 - our price: $16.99
by Taylor
Kitchen
(64 reviews)
Editorial Review: Opening the oven to check on a food's temperature means wasting the cook's time and losing oven temperature and moisture--not to mention a face full of steam. This thermometer prevents those problems. Insert the instrument's 6-inch stainless-steel probe into a roast beef or turkey and monitor the time and temperature (from 32 to 392 degrees F) on the thermometer's large digital display, |
 | The Original Polder 362-90 Cooking Timer and Thermometer
list: $25.00 - our price: $19.88
by Polder
Kitchen
(2 reviews)
Customer Review: BEST customer service I have found!: This is a GREAT product. I love that I can have a timer go off at precisely the time that my food reaches a certain temperature. |
 | Vacu Vin Vacuum Instant Marinater
list: $29.99 - our price: $24.95
by Vacu Vin Inc.
Kitchen
(62 reviews)
Editorial Review: The Instant Marinater quickly marinates meats orvegetables, letting you off the hook when you want aflavorful meal but didn't plan ahead. To marinate meat,simply place it with the marinade inside the dish, |
 | Vic Firth Pump & Grind Stainless Steel Pepper Mill
list: $24.99 - our price: $19.99
by Vic Firth USA
Kitchen
(13 October, 2003)
Editorial Review: Embellish a steaming plate of fettuccini Alfredo or a homemade Caesar salad with the flavor of fresh cracked pepper from this sleek Vic Firth pepper mill. The mill requires no twisting to crack peppercorns thanks to its innovative "Pump & |
 | Villaware 10-Square Ravioli Maker
list: $19.99 - our price: $16.50
by Villaware
Kitchen
(9 reviews)
Editorial Review: Just call it "Ravioli-Making for Dummies." I certainly qualify, having admired but never attempted this tricky-looking Italian entrée. Yet within half an hour, I had made and rolled out a sheet of pasta dough (the recipe is in the kit); |
 | Villaware Imperia Pasta Machine
list: $49.99 - our price: $34.95
by Villaware
Kitchen
(46 reviews)
Editorial Review: Nothing beats a plate of truly fresh pasta. And now it's easy to roll out your own at home, with Villaware's Italian-made pasta maker. Whether the craving is for spaghetti or fettuccine, this sturdy machine handles the job with efficiency and style. |
 | Waring Pro FS150 Food Slicer
list: $119.95 - our price: $99.95
by Waring
Kitchen
(3 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Designed for the home kitchen, the Waring Pro food slicer saves you time, labor, and money by evenly and efficiently slicing meats, cheeses, vegetables, and breads. It comes in handy for preparing party platters, |
 | Waring Pro MG-800 Professional Meat Grinder, Brushed Stainless Steel
list: $199.00 - our price: $169.00
by Waring
Kitchen
(15 September, 2003)
(2 reviews)
Editorial Review: Fresh ground sausages, pates, meats for chili, and fish for soups can all be prepared at home with this professional quality meat grinder. Solid and sturdy, the beautiful brushed stainless-steel housing should last a lifetime. |
 | Wearever Natural Airbake Cookie Sheets - Set of 3
list: $17.99
Kitchen
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 | Weber 164412" Grill Brush & Scraper
list: $14.99 - our price: $5.49
by Weber
Lawn & Patio
(12 reviews)
Editorial Review: Cleaning your grill is essential because anything left on the grate will cause uneven heat when you cook. But when you've finished grilling some savory steaks, burgers, chickens, and veggies, the last thing you want to do is clean up the mess. |
 | Weber 1647 18" Grill Brush
list: $12.99 - our price: $6.99
by Weber
Lawn & Patio
(31 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Cleaning your grill is essential because anything left on the grate will cause uneven heat when you cook. But when you've finished grilling some savory steaks, burgers, chickens, and veggies, the last thing you want to do is clean up the mess. |
 | Weber 18600 3-Piece Stainless-Steel Barbecue Tool Set
list: $29.99 - our price: $24.99
by Weber
Lawn & Patio
(7 reviews)
Customer Review: Stainless steel....no stains or bacteria: If you're like me, when I am grilling - there is grease, oil and many other grilling sauces flying about that would ruin a wood handled tool during the first use. |
 | Weber Style Professional-Grade Barbecue Beeper Digital Thermometer
list: $34.99 - our price: $29.99
by Weber
Lawn & Patio
(5 reviews)
Customer Review: Advertised Price A Sham?: This item is advertised on may different websites at $29.99, however when you try to buy it, Amazon suddenly jacks the price up to $34.9 |
 | West Bend 40053 Triple Timer with Clock, White
list: $22.99 - our price: $19.99
by West Bend
Kitchen
Editorial Review: Cook three dishes at once without the hassle of estimating individual cooking times. West Bend’s convenient digital triple timer features three separate alarms that signal when dishes are done. |
 | WMF Profi Plus 11-Inch Nonstick Ball Whisk
list: $20.00 - our price: $19.99
Kitchen
(1 reviews)
Editorial Review: This ingenious whisk is just one of the high-quality Profi Plustools WMF makes for every conceivable kitchen task. Instead of thecustomary wire loops, the whisk employs 12 weighted balls on straight,flexible wires to whip cream and egg whites, |
 | WMF Profi-Plus 12-1/2-Inch Stainless Steel Ball Whisk
list: $24.99 - our price: $14.99
Kitchen
(8 reviews)
Editorial Review: In this new design for classic whisks, the individual beaded wires make short work of both mixing and washing. Eleven long wires surround one shorter one, and with the independent movement and extra weight provided by the end bead, |
 | Wüsthof Cutting Board
list: $30.00 - our price: $19.99
by Wusthof
Kitchen
(9 reviews) 
Editorial Review: Built with edge-grain construction, this durable wooden cutting board from Wüsthof is a solid staple for the kitchen. The board is reversible for years of use and crafted from maple hardwoods for durability and good looks. |
 | Zak Designs E-Z-Roll Garlic Peeler, Blue
list: $7.99 - our price: $6.99
by Zak Designs, Inc.
Kitchen
(37 reviews)
Editorial Review: Tired of garlic peel strips under your fingernails? Try this easy-to-use garlic peeler. Just place an unpeeled clove of garlic inside, roll the peeler back and forth on a countertop, and let the peel shuck itself off. |
 | Zojirushi CD-LCC30 Micom 3.0-Liter Electric Dispensing Pot
list: $166.70 - our price: $129.99
by Zojirushi
Kitchen
(1 reviews)
Editorial Review: A handy workhorse for homes where tea is a staple, this 3.0-liter Micom pot from Zojirushi boils water then keeps it hot. Equipped with a handy electric dispenser, the unit requires no pouring and makes it easy to fill mug after mug or add a quick shot of hot water to a bowl of oatmeal or ramen. |
 | Zyliss Comfort Food Chopper, Blue
list: $20.99 - our price: $14.99
by Zyliss
Kitchen
(29 reviews)
Editorial Review: This chopper from Zyliss will make quick work of most small and medium chopping tasks, and, thanks to the unique comfort top, it won't bruise hands if lots of chopping is being done. The chopper stands 10-1/2 inches tall, |
 | Zyliss Silicone All-Purpose Spatula
list: $7.99 - our price: $7.99
by Zyliss
Kitchen
(3 reviews)
Editorial Review: This ergonomically designed spatula keeps hands and wrists from feeling strained when scraping multiple batches of cake batter out of a mixing bowl or pesto out of a food processor. The spatula’s |
 | Zyliss Susi DeLuxe Garlic Press
list: $14.99 - our price: $9.99
by Zyliss
Kitchen
(63 reviews)
Editorial Review: Zyliss, the Swiss maker of quality kitchen accessories, has refined the garlic press into a streamlined kitchen tool. There's no need to tediously peel garlic before pressing any longer--just place the whole clove into the press and squeeze. |
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