Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
I bet they don't have one of these.


http://ezlegs.com/


BOB
shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent

BOB wrote:
> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
> I bet they don't have one of these.

But does it cook this?
http://www.hormel.com/cm/templates/b...=207&zoneid=49

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John Gaughan > typed:
> BOB wrote:
>> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>> I bet they don't have one of these.
>
> But does it cook this?
> http://www.hormel.com/cm/templates/b...=207&zoneid=49
>
> --
> John Gaughan
> http://www.jdipgaughan.net/
>

I wouldn't know, *BUT* you seem to be an expert on the canned processed meat
product.

BOB

" BOB" > wrote in message
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> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
> I bet they don't have one of these.
>
>
> http://ezlegs.com/
>
>
> BOB
> shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent
>
>


ahahahahahaha!! BOB, that looks like a Junior Achievement product!

JA

On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 22:15:22 -0500, " BOB" > wrote:

>Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>I bet they don't have one of these.
>
>http://ezlegs.com/
>
>BOB
>shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent

I wouldn't give one as a present, but if I liked chicken legs, this
looks kind of handy. I've used one of those chicken roasting racks
that you stand a chicken on, and it works fairly well.

I picked up a couple of Stir Chef Hands-Free Pan Stirrers as gifts.
http://www.stirchef.com/


" BOB" > wrote in message
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> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
> I bet they don't have one of these.
>
>
> http://ezlegs.com/
>
>
> BOB
> shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent
>
>

"LIMEYNO1" > writes:

>I picked up a couple of Stir Chef Hands-Free Pan Stirrers as gifts.
>http://www.stirchef.com/

Notice it sits atop a pot one would only buy who has more dollars than brain
cells.

Hmm, it costs $30, requires 4 AA cells, and doesn't even vibrate... yoose gals
can have much more fun with a 25¢ wooden spoon.


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" BOB" > wrote in message
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> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
> I bet they don't have one of these.
>
>
> http://ezlegs.com/
>
>
> BOB
> shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent
>



Yes, indeedy, just what we need. When finished, place the item out on
the deck and let the dogs lick it clean. No fuss, no muss. It can sit next
to the infamous electic vegetable peeler which slung residue across every
wall, floor and ceiling. Barb should be recipient for the first one, just
to test it out. <G>


BUT, it would come in handy in the office to hang various date/projects
stamps on!

"LIMEYNO1" > wrote in news:zCLsb.1136$ge.58996
@read2.cgocable.net:

> I picked up a couple of Stir Chef Hands-Free Pan Stirrers as gifts.
> http://www.stirchef.com/
>
>
> " BOB" > wrote in message
> news
>> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>> I bet they don't have one of these.
>>
>>
>> http://ezlegs.com/
>>
>>
>> BOB
>> shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent
>>
>>
>
>

Wonder how that would work for stirring Risotto? Nah...

Wayne

J A Nelson typed:
> " BOB" > wrote in message
> news
>> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>> I bet they don't have one of these.
>>
>>
>> http://ezlegs.com/
>>
>>
>> BOB
>> shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent
>>
> Yes, indeedy, just what we need. When finished, place the item out on
> the deck and let the dogs lick it clean. No fuss, no muss. It can sit next
> to the infamous electic vegetable peeler which slung residue across every
> wall, floor and ceiling. Barb should be recipient for the first one, just
> to test it out. <G>
>
>
> BUT, it would come in handy in the office to hang various date/projects
> stamps on!

HEY! You have the same type of dishwasher that I have. (-'

BOB

>" BOB" > wrote

>> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>> I bet they don't have one of these.
>>
>> http://ezlegs.com/

I followed a thread on eGullet to:

http://www.toastnserve.com/

It looks kind of interesting.

"Frogleg" > wrote in message
...
> >" BOB" > wrote
>
> >> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
> >> I bet they don't have one of these.
> >>
> >> http://ezlegs.com/
>
> I followed a thread on eGullet to:
>
> http://www.toastnserve.com/
>
> It looks kind of interesting.


Is that site serious?? If so, I'd like some magic beans to go with those
magic bags.

Jack Beanstalk

Wayne Boatwright wrote:

> "LIMEYNO1" > wrote in news:zCLsb.1136$ge.58996
> @read2.cgocable.net:
>
>
>>I picked up a couple of Stir Chef Hands-Free Pan Stirrers as gifts.
>>http://www.stirchef.com/
>>
>>
>>" BOB" > wrote in message
>>news >>
>>>Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>>>I bet they don't have one of these.
>>>
>>>
>>>http://ezlegs.com/
>>>
>>>
>>>BOB
>>>shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
> Wonder how that would work for stirring Risotto? Nah...
>
> Wayne


Omigod -- you've just given me a great idea for what to do with that
battery-powered unmentionable somebody gave us as a wedding gift! ;-).
Peg

That has GOT to be a joke....

First of all, why in the hell would you make a BLT WITH lettuce and heat it
up? Wouldn't the lettuce be wilted?
Secondly, if you put a slize of pizza in this bag, a.) would it fit? b.)
wouldn't the cheese melt off into the bottom of the bag?

Come on! LOL

My 2 cents....


"Jack Schidt®" > wrote in message
. com...
>
> "Frogleg" > wrote in message
> ...
> > >" BOB" > wrote
> >
> > >> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
> > >> I bet they don't have one of these.
> > >>
> > >> http://ezlegs.com/
> >
> > I followed a thread on eGullet to:
> >
> > http://www.toastnserve.com/
> >
> > It looks kind of interesting.
>
>
> Is that site serious?? If so, I'd like some magic beans to go with those
> magic bags.
>
> Jack Beanstalk
>
>

Jack Schidt® wrote:

> Is that site serious??


Yep... Sylvia's biochemist cousin Eric invented it, and he *knows* what
toasted bags should taste like...

~john!


--
At no other point in history has the poor man been fatter than a rich
man... You gotta love America... where the poor can eat like a King!

In . com,
Jack Schidt® > typed:
> "Frogleg" > wrote in message
> ...
>>> " BOB" > wrote
>>
>>>> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>>>> I bet they don't have one of these.
>>>>
>>>> http://ezlegs.com/
>>
>> I followed a thread on eGullet to:
>>
>> http://www.toastnserve.com/
>>
>> It looks kind of interesting.
>
>
> Is that site serious?? If so, I'd like some magic beans to go with those
> magic bags.
>
> Jack Beanstalk

Maybe those beans (the coffee) to the right are magic?

BOB Valdez

Peggy > wrote in news:bp2qvq$1g6$2
@news01.cit.cornell.edu:

> Wayne Boatwright wrote:
>> Wonder how that would work for stirring Risotto? Nah...
>>
>> Wayne
>
>
> Omigod -- you've just given me a great idea for what to do with that
> battery-powered unmentionable somebody gave us as a wedding gift! ;-).
> Peg

Oh, NO, you wouldn't?!? <VBG>

On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 22:15:22 -0500, " BOB" > wrote:

>Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>I bet they don't have one of these.
>
>
>http://ezlegs.com/
>
>
>BOB
>shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent
>
the thing looks plausible to me. i'm more of a wing man, though.

your pal,
blake

blake murphy typed:
> On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 22:15:22 -0500, " BOB" wrote:
>
>> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
>> I bet they don't have one of these.
>>
>>
>> http://ezlegs.com/
>>
>>
>> BOB
>> shaking his head and wondering if there is any gadget left to invent
>>
> the thing looks plausible to me. i'm more of a wing man, though.
>
> your pal,
> blake

I prefer thighs and breasts, thank you very much.

BOB

On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:56:27 GMT, Frogleg
> wrote:

> >" BOB" > wrote
>
> >> Need a present for that person has everything this Christmas?
> >> I bet they don't have one of these.
> >>
> >> http://ezlegs.com/

Hmmmm. If I had the room to store them (and they were
cheap, cheap, cheap), I'd try 3 or 4.
>
> I followed a thread on eGullet to:
>
> http://www.toastnserve.com/
>
> It looks kind of interesting.

I also wonder if the filling really stays inside the
sandwich? I can't imagine making a toasted cheese sandwich
without the cheese sliding out.

LOL! I wonder where you find these things? In that store
called "As Seen on TV"? (Hope I got the name right)

The best gift I got last year was from my teenage nephew. He got me a one
handed pepper grinder (kind of looks like a rabbit head) I use it every day. I
think it probably costs around 10 or 12 bucks. I actually would love to get
another one and try putting whole chile spices in it.

Sandra

"Sandy n ne" > wrote in message
...
: The best gift I got last year was from my teenage nephew. He
got me a one
: handed pepper grinder (kind of looks like a rabbit head) I use
it every day. I
: think it probably costs around 10 or 12 bucks. I actually would
love to get
: another one and try putting whole chile spices in it.
:
: Sandra
===========

Yep. They're pretty neat. My DH got one for Christmas a couple
of years ago and loved/s it.

We were at Bed, Bath & Beyond Saturday (our 6th anniversary
ritual - Dominic's Restaurant and then light shopping @ B,B & B);
anyway, they have a miniture rabbit-type grinder with a magnet
that you can stick on the side of your range or fridge. I think
it was only about $ 4 . It would be the perfect size to stick in
your purse for when you're eating out and the restaurant doesn't
offer fresh ground pepper...


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On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 18:47:41 GMT, "Rick & Cyndi"
> wrote:

> "Sandy n ne" > wrote in message
> ...
> : The best gift I got last year was from my teenage nephew. He
> got me a one
> : handed pepper grinder (kind of looks like a rabbit head) I use
> it every day. I
> : think it probably costs around 10 or 12 bucks. I actually would
> love to get
> : another one and try putting whole chile spices in it.
> :
> : Sandra
> ===========
>
> Yep. They're pretty neat. My DH got one for Christmas a couple
> of years ago and loved/s it.
>
> We were at Bed, Bath & Beyond Saturday (our 6th anniversary
> ritual - Dominic's Restaurant and then light shopping @ B,B & B);
> anyway, they have a miniture rabbit-type grinder with a magnet
> that you can stick on the side of your range or fridge. I think
> it was only about $ 4 . It would be the perfect size to stick in
> your purse for when you're eating out and the restaurant doesn't
> offer fresh ground pepper...

Do they have metal or plastic gears? I'm always looking for
something (inexpensive) to grind salt with that won't
corrode.

Have you seen the Oxo grinders? You can get them filled with spices and then
reuse them, or buy them empty.

http://www.kitchenetc.com/Products.cfm?sku=000793380

-Jen
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