I don’t need to know the Popsmith popcorn maker was an Oprah favorite thing to procure one. I just saw the beautifully enamelled popcorn maker, saw some of the reviews, the Kickstarter initiative and I was on board. I am so glad. This is one of the best popcorn makers I’ve tried in a long […]
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Redmond 4-slice Commercial Look Toaster
Redmond 4 Slice Toaster I have a toaster fetish which makes sense because I’m a big bread baker. I like stainless and commercially looking toasters for one thing. But with the Redmond Toaster, not only do you get that commercial look, that’s also a bit retro looking, you get 4 slots and LTD read out. […]
Spode, Fit for a King & Harney and Sons Historic Royal Palaces Tea
Spode porcelain was introduced about 1800 in the factory of Josiah Spode and Josiah Spode II at Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, England. This hybrid porcelain—combining the ingredients of hard-paste porcelain (china clay and china stone) and bone ash—became the standard English bone china. Blue Italian is one of their oldest patterns and certainly iconic. In honour of […]
TrusTea from Ireland, fine teas for the discerning palate
www.trusTEA.ie I drink a lot of tea from many different companies but over the years I’ve only had two favorites: Harney and Sons Fine Teas and Upton Tea Imports (I love their River Shannon Tea). But now I have a new favorite (and bear in mind each of these companies tea sensibility is quite different). […]