I am a fanatical Giants fan. My father got me watching the games with him at the beginning of the 86-87 season and by the time they got to the Super Bowl that year I was already hooked for life. Whenever they reach the big game we always throw a huge party, so we’re already hard at work making plans. If you had told me a month ago that the Giants weren’t really a bunch of bums, I would have planned ahead and ordered up some of these absurd gadgets to make the party even more fun.
Cooking Tools
Cue lock-and-load montage only instead of guns and grenades it’s beer, condiments and grilling utensils.
The Grill Sergeant Apron features a bottle opener, 3 XL tool pockets, 4 sauce pockets, S&P spice pockets and an artillery belt that holds 6 beverage cans.
Product Page ($19.99)
Like pizza crust? All you need to make an all-edge pizza at home is one of these brownie pans.
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How much spaghetti should you use for one person, a family, or someone that’s so hungry they could eat a horse? This measuring tool makes it simple to find out.
Product Page (€12.90 or $16.79 via Holycool)
The cake may be a lie, but these Portal cookie cutters are the real deal. Each set comes with cutters in the shapes of a portal, turret, running test subject, falling test subject and companion cube.
Product Page ($19.99)
The Blacktop 360 just might be the ultimate portable grill. It features a 20 oz deep fryer surrounded by a griddle, warming plate and infrared grill that can heat your meat up to 650 degrees. Plus it’s collapsible and completely portable. It even uses one of those small propane canisters for fuel. In other words, it can handle just about anything your tailgate can throw at it.
Product Page ($249.99 via Uncrate)
Don’t even think about trying to score better presents this year by kidnapping Santa Claus’ reindeer and serving up a cookie ransom note.
Product Page ($17.99)
The TARDIS pot looks small, but you won’t believe how much tea you can make with it. Check out a video of the teapot in action after the break.
After Toyota withdrew from the racing circuit, former F1 engineer Florian Wagner teamed up with his longtime friend Daniel Ernst to form Brennwagen, which offers a line of F1-inspired grills, complete with low profile tires, drop-center rims, center nuts and safety brakes. Each grill is manufactured using top of the line materials including premium stainless steel bodies, titanium heat ducts, strong, lightweight aluminum chassis, and furnishings made from exclusive mahogany wood.
Various models are available, ranging from the ultra-portable GTC 500 to the high end GTX 1500, designed for aspiring top chefs and “the grillmaster who has everything”.
Check out some photos of available models after the break.
Can’t decide on which pie to make for dessert? Why not bake ‘em both at the same time with the Split Decision pan?
From the product page:
This ingenious pan includes two inserts for creating either a traditional full size pie, or two halves. Make two sweet halves at once – think apple and blueberry — to add variety to your dessert selection, or make one savory and one sweet. “Lift & Serve” feature enables easy removal of the finished pies without wrecking the crusts.
Product Page ($17.95 via Holycool)
