It's been a while since I posted a "favorite gadget" (or posted anything for the matter) so here's one that's a staple in our kitchen, we even keep one in our suitcase for traveling.
The Waiter's Corkscrew
They can be as elaborate as this Williams Sonoma model (for only $50!)
Or as simple, and inexpensive, as this generic brand you can find at your local Bed Bath and Beyond for just $5.99!
Why do I prefer this type of corkscrew than any other? Well, first, it works! And works quite well once you get the hang of it. Secondly, it's small and easily stores in your utensil drawer without taking up a huge amount of room. They work by using leverage (simple) and a little finesse.
It took me a little while to master the 'art' of opening a bottle on my own (I used to rely on Paul's brute strength), but I had to finally learn the skill so I could open and cook with or enjoy a nice glass on my own.
How to use a waiter's corkscrew (step by step instructions from eHow.com or videos from a Google search)
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Favorite gadgets - 3
Posted by Oldmarrieds at 9:12 AM
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