Anthropologie is nice. This Willowherb Muffin Pan is nice. And so pretty. But who’s gonna see it when you use it? Even if you’re planning to photograph it with muffins in it. ‘Cause the muffins will cover the pretty.
Still, I’d love it as a hostess gift when you come over. I’ll even promise to fill it with muffins within 30 minutes of your arrival.
Cath Kidston does what the Brits do best: makes iconic patterns and designs for everything from kitchenware & serveware like this Cake Stand… to fashion and fabrics.
Don’t even get me started on her oilcloth bags. Well-priced, especially now that her US site is really up and running (which took, like, forever), you can’t go wrong with Cath Kidston.
If you pick up this Vasconia tortilla press, you’ll use it all the time. I’m going to do a step-by-step homemade corn tortilla post soon, and you’ll really need one of these. I use mine a few times a week, every single week. It’s simple, it’s affordable, and it works. Pfffffft.
If you’ve never heard of Fishs Eddy, you’re in for a treat.
They started out selling restaurant supply surplus tableware in Manhattan’s Gramercy Park, and it’s still best if you can visit their store in person in New York, but they’re selling an increasing number of their wares online. And what you see online that you can’t order via their ecommerce site, you can order by phone.
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