Flatware often receives less attention than centerpieces or linens. However, the choice of utensils or flatware can transform the look and feel of any event. Selecting the right cutlery brings sophistication and charm to an event and makes every table setting more memorable. It communicates style, attention to detail, and hospitality to every guest present. Let’s discuss this in detail in this post.
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If there is one thing I love about visiting southern California (and really, there are many) it is going to the gigantic mega-supermarkets they have out there and taking pictures of weird shit to put on this blog. Seriously, it is the most fun thing. For example, look at this insane Pink Thing that I found: A pair of spoons to feed your baby that are shaped like airplanes — as in “The Airplane (spoon with food on it) goes into the hanger (mouth)”! Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Airplane-Shaped Baby Spoons
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Color plays a powerful role in Eatwell Assistive Tableware (2015). Designer She Yao’s grandmother lived with Alzheimer’s disease. Her cognitive and sensory impairments caused her to eat less that she should. The Eatwell bowl uses the color blue, which does not appear in food, helping people with Alzheimer’s to distinguish food from the dish.
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You can literally bring the springtime blooms of your garden into your kitchen all year ‘round with this really cool cooking tool set. Want!
Bloom Utensil Set Features
What an excellent Housewarming or shower gift!
I bet a nice hot cup of Maple Bacon Morning Coffee would taste delicious when drunk from this awesome cup! Breakfast is served!
