h2h Shopping Picks
Just when we think we've seen every gadget and new cool kitchen tool out there, we stumble upon something new or classic that brings out the "ooh" and "ahh" in us. We get excited about these discoveries and thought you might be inspired by them too.
Adam's Picks
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Sun Jar/Moon Jar
Whether you prefer to dine under the sun or by the moon, capture a little light for the dinner table in this clever table light.
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InsideOut Martini Glass Set
Spilling is less likely with these cool stemless Martini glasses. Take them on a trial run with Lino's Classic Martini or Manhattan.
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Cuisinart Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker
Any soft-serve addict will appreciate the simplicity of the Ice-45, complete with built-in condiment dispenser, for easy ice cream at a moment's notice.
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You Bar
If you're tired of searching for a nutrition bar you actually like, don't! YouBar lets you make a bar tailored to your taste.
Anya's Picks
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Olive Wood Cheese Grater
What you grate goes right in the container instead of all over the kitchen. Excellent for cheese or for working that zucchini for your Zucchini Bread.
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Egg Slicer
With this cool tool, you'll be well on your way to a beautiful Cobb or spinach salad.
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Coffee Press
The traditional French press is the best way to brew. Since the ground coffee doesn't pass through a filter, its aroma stays preserved. What a fabulous way to start the day!
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Salad and Herb Spinner
Don't like your salad soggy? That's where a salad spinner comes in really handy.
Carla and Anamelia's Picks
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Emile Henry Augerge Pie Dish
If you're going trough the trouble of making Bea's home-made pie,you might as well make it in a beautiful Pie dish! This one is freezer, oven, microwave and dishwasher safe.
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SERVETT Paper Napkins
Throwing a party? These colorful Ikea napkins are fun and super cheap.
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Vacu Vin Wine Saver
Not throwing a party? This wine saver is great if you only drink a little and then want to reseal your wine bottle. It helps preserve the flavor and aroma.
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Café Mug
It might take you a few tries, but these mugs are perfect for showing off your Latté Art.
Eleni's Picks
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Bamboo Cutting Board
Beautiful, functional & eco-friendly. A kitchen staple with a conscience. All the better to chop those onions on.
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Kitchen Shears
I don't know what I did before acquiring kitchen shears. I was on a camping trip once and wished I had them with me while I was slicing up some scallions.
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Silicone Steamer Inserts
Metal steamers have had their place in the kitchen long enough. I think I'll be buying one of these.
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Citrus Squeezer
This tool is so handy — not only for cooking but making cocktails as well. When a recipe calls for lemons or limes you can be sure you get fresh juice without pesky seeds.
Lynne's Picks
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Larousse Gastronomique
The Bible for professional chefs and home cooks alike, this book is filled with gems of information and is just darned fun to flip through.
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Potato Ricer
A potato ricer is the key to light, fluffy gnocchi like Andrea makes. Takes mashed potatoes to a whole new level, too.
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Spaetzle/Dumpling Maker
We had never seen one of these before but quickly realized that it's the perfect tool for making Chef Steve's Cocoa Spaetzle as well as Ildiko's Hungarian Goulash.
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how2heroes Aprons
These aprons are made for getting down and dirty in the kitchen. Nice rugged cotton fabric and great pockets for all your gadgets. $18 + s&h