Outdoor Artisan Pizza Oven
February 8, 2008
This stainless steel Outdoor Artisan Pizza Oven ($3,990) from Kalamazoo features; a professional composite baking stone with precision digital thermometer, a 15,000 BTU stainless steel gas burner, and an integrated smoking drawer for wood-fired pizza oven flavor. This bad boy can run on either natural gas or liquid propane. Best of all it is a counter-top design which needs very little installation. See another picture.
EdgeStar Silver Portable Countertop Dishwasher
February 6, 2008
What do you do when you live in an apartment that has no dishwasher? You can either wash your dished by hand, wasting water… and time. Why would you now-a-days when you could get a counter top dishwasher. This Portable Counter-top Dishwasher from EdgeStar ($200) has a 4 place setting capacity which can handle 11″ diameter plates. It features an internal water heater with Saniwash option heats water up to 158°F, stainless steel interior and spray arm for extended durability. It even comes with a quick connect adapter for most kitchen faucets. Best of all it saves more energy than a typical dishwasher. See more pictures.
OTTO Stove Top Espresso Maker
January 26, 2008
This Italian style stove top espresso maker from OTTO features a mirrored polish finish, automatic cut-off as to not burn the coffee, and milk steamer. The espresso maker can make 2 shots at a time, and can be easily moved while hot with the cup handle and steam control knob. There is no word on pricing or availability yet, but if you really want it keep checking the OTTO website. [via] See another picture.
Monkey Picked Tea
January 10, 2008
Back in the day monks used to use trained monkeys to pick wild tea from high cliffs and other inaccessible places. Thanks to the internet you too can experience tea which was picked by a monkey! Enjoyingtea.com ($28) claims the tea has “a floral flavor with a hint of chestnut and a delightful aftertaste.”
Dos Lunas Grand Reserve
November 7, 2007
Dos Lunas has announced their launch of an extra añejo tequila, Dos Lunas Grand Reserve ($2,500). They are setting new standards for luxury tequila as they have made the worlds first commercially available tequila to be aged over 10 years (in sherry oak casks). The tequila is bottled in hand-blown, individually numbered Baccarat decanters. The luxury does not stop there; each bottle is housed in an ebonized wood box with an accompanying crystal stopper, sterling silver key and necklace. If the Grand Reserve is too pricey for you wait until next year (2008) when they unveil their fourth tequila, Dos Lunas Añejo. My guess is that the Añejo is not going to cost as much as the Extra Añejo. Press Release.
Roll Bar – Mobile Refrigerator
August 26, 2007
Roll Bar ($360) is the perfect addition to any outdoor event. It is a portable refrigerator which can house 57 12-oz cans and keep it cool for up to 5 hours on a single charge. Read the rest of this entry »
Blair’s 16 Million Reserve Crystals
July 9, 2007
Even if you think you can handle the worlds hottest sauce, Blair’s 16 Million Reserve Crystals ($300) are probably too spicy for you. In this bottle is a 1ml vial of pure Capsaicin crystal. Measuring in at 16 million Scoville units, the crystals are 20 times hotter than the worlds hottest pepper. A Scoville unit is named after the pharmacist Wilbur Scoville who in 1912 invented a way to measure the heat of peppers by the levels of Capsaicin present (the chemical compound in hot peppers that is responsible for their heat). The Scoville scale ranges from 0 to 16 million. Tobasco sauce ranks in at only 2,500-5,000 Scoville units. There were only 999 bottles of Blair’s 16 Million reserve made, each one is sealed in gold and silver wax, numbered, and signed by Blair Lazar.
