Quite the opposite, actually: this knife holder corrals your tools with movable fibers, so any sort of artistic configuration is possible.
This is mind-bendingingly meta: original knife block design by Martin Robitsch, hacked into a DIY version by Chris DiClerico, mentioned by Lifehacker, and un-DIYed in Lifehacker comments.
An infinitely customizable, economical alternative to the Expedit. (Hey, I have one in my house too. I’m just sayin’.)
With the trend towards making fresh and healthy baby food at home there are not a lot of safe, convenient options for storage. The Beaba multiportions food storage container is the perfect solution for storing home made fresh baby food. The BPA-free storage tray holds multiple servings of baby food in individual sized servings 1/4-cup portions, which you can pop out as needed. The storage tray is made of silicone and is freezer, microwave and dishwasher save. Making baby food in portions is healthier for baby allowing you to use the freshest ingredients and customize for baby’s finicky taste buds. Designed by the company who created the Beaba Baby Food Cooker, the trays can be used with food made with this all-in-one appliance or simply use a food processor to puree.
I love the design and colors of the Multiportions tray. It comes in lime green, pink and blue. I could also find lots of uses for this tray post-baby; it would be perfect for healthy frozen yogurt desserts for my toddler or even a snack tray for a play date. Just fill each compartment with healthy snacks like carrot sticks or grapes and place on a table for the kids to snack on.
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I picked up these canisters at Target last week (on clearance; strange that the website doesn’t list them as such), and the pitiful photo included here does not do them justice. Sweet bamboo tops and spoons, airtight lids: perfect for prettying up your sugar, coffee, and tea storage.
The cliché is true: magnets (along with such gourmet delights as real butter and squeeze cheese) do make your life better.
