Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Shopping for Microwave Utensils and Other Kitchen Essentials
OXO Openers
OXO Good Grips products feature soft, flexible handles made out of Santoprene,
a processed rubber, to ensure a comfortable grip. Embedded 'fins' on handle sides flex under
pressure and conform to individual finger grips. The fins also give users control even when the
handle is wet or slippery. Our large handles are proportionately designed to fit easily in the palm.
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Bottle Opener — Don't let a little bottle cap come between you
and enjoyment! Pop off the cap quickly, comfortably, and easily with this opener. Stainless steel
with soft, non-slip, oversized handle. Pierce cans or lift off bottle caps. |
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Steel Bottle Opener — Brushed stainless steel, paired with
ergonomic rubberized fins and side panels, create a can opener/cap lifter that is handsome,
strong, and comfortable. What more could you want? Perhaps easy cleaning? Not to worry, it
can go in the dishwasher. |
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Can Opener — Even if you normally use an electric can opener,
your kitchen should still be equipped with a manual one. After all, what good is a gas range
and a stock of canned goods if loss of electricity leaves you with no way to open the cans?
Once you try this remarkably easy to operate gadget you may find your electric opener collects
dust. Stainless steel with soft, non-slip handle. Over-sized handle with fingerprint soft spots
is flexible to fit any grip Award winning design reduces pressure on the hand. Built in bottle
cap opener. |
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Safety Can Opener — No matter how much you might love your
electric can opener it's not going to do a heck of a lot for you during a power outage. Every
kitchen should have a sturdy manual can opener at the ready. This one is so easy to use, and
comfortable, that you may decide you prefer it to your electric model after all. Stainless
steel cutting wheel and comfortable ergonomic handles. No sharp edges left on lid or can. Lid
pliers for no-touch lid removal. Ergonomic side-wind grip for easy turning. |
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Snap-Lock Can Opener — It doesn't matter how deluxe an electric
can opener you may have, if you lose electricity it won't do you a darn bit of good. So, for that
reason alone every household should have a manual can opener. Why not make it one that works easily,
without falling off the can and without requiring you to both squeeze and turn with superhuman
strength? Reinforced plastic handles are ergonomic to distribute pressure easily. Oversized knob
makes turning easy. Snap-lock holds can in place, a simple press releases it. Hardened steel blade
stays sharp. Dishwasher Safe. |
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Steel Can Opener — Like all the other pieces in the OXO SteeL line,
this can opener is a thing of beauty, and for a can opener that's saying something! But a can opener
that is all looks and no function wouldn't make it long in the world of gadgets and this opener can
do its job with ease. Your ease that is, because the soft, slip-resistant grips and knob make operation
a breeze. Dishwasher Safe. |
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Jar Opener — You know those stubborn jars, the ones that resist
every effort to be opened, that leave a wake of jar opening implements behind while you lean
limply against the counter in despair? Don't give up! OXO is here! The soft, comfy handle cushions
your hand while the sharp stainless steel teeth wrench that lid off. Works on any size lid. Sharp,
stainless teeth grip lid firmly. Soft, non-slip handle. Dishwasher safe. |
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