Is this the World's Best Kitchen Timer?
A post-a-day to raise money for The Race for The Cure

This is the kitchen timer that was gifted to me last Christmas by my dear friend Fatemeh. She apologized to me before I even unwrapped the paper. "I know you're going to think - uh, what did she give this to me for? - but believe me, once you use it you'll find out it is one of the most valuable gadgets you could ever have in your kitchen."
Fatemeh knew what she was talking about. This timer can track four different cooking times at once - it's easy to use, simple to set up and a breeze to track the timings of up to four different recipes concurrently! I use it nearly every day and I love it. If you spend a lot of time in the kitchen, I think you just might love it too...


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© 2008 Sam Breach Is this the World's Best Kitchen Timer?

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5 Comments:
At 17/9/08 06:53,
ChrisB said…
That looks a really interesting timer especially being able to track different times.
At 17/9/08 07:20,
Anonymous said…
Nice! I've always been thwarted by a lack of good kitchen timers...every one I buy ends up not being worthy. But...this is good to know about -- that Fatemeh? She's very wise!
At 17/9/08 10:02,
Anonymous said…
I really, really, really need one of these.
At 17/9/08 10:48,
Anonymous said…
When cooking always buy the best. Jill
At 17/9/08 16:18,
Anonymous said…
I am soooo old-school, I admit it. I do have fancy digital timers. But I confess my go-to timer is usually my plastic one that looks like a small red tomato. You just turn the equator to the number of minutes desired. I dunno, but there's something so charming about it that I can't resist.
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