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| Posted: 18 Mar 2014 08:29 AM PDT Salt – the one ingredient that can make or break your signature dish! Understandably, this is why the Pinch was the first product ever launched via Kickstarter. It is the drama and experience of adding ‘a pinch of salt’ to the dish that makes it exciting. In its conceptual stage, we loved and supported the Pinch; now when it's the real deal…we want to share its story with you. Inspired by the use of coarse and flaky seas salts that chefs use while cooking, designer Craighton Berman wanted to bring these amazing salts and the visceral experience of pinching to the dining table, and so he designed the Pinch. The salt cellar holds a portion of sea salt, and the top sphere is a traditional pepper shaker, which acts as a cover for the cellar when not in use. The act of ‘closing’ Pinch results in the satisfying slide of two pieces of ceramic against each other—reminiscent of using a ceramic mortar and pestle. Apparently salts are kept in open containers called “salt pigs” and are placed next to the stove. While cooking, portions of salt are “pinched” and applied liberally to the food. This entire drama of adding salt to food gave birth to the Pinch. Designed in Chicago, made in Thailand, this unique salt and pepper holder has its roots tracing back to a design competition in Chicago, circa 2007. Ever since its October 2010 Kickstarter success, the Pinch has been an object of desire, a classy product that you want spicing-up your dining table. Designer: Craighton Berman Studio [ Buy it Here ] - Related posts: 
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| Boskke Cube Planter Giveaway Day 5! Posted: 18 Mar 2014 07:47 AM PDT Last chance to win a Boskke Cube Planter! If you didn’t win the first 4 days, here’s another chance. To enter, leave a comment telling me what you would plant in your Boskke cube. Open to all North Americans and Europeans. The Cube is brand new from our friends at Boskke. Hit the jump for more info! Sponsor: Boskke The clear structure of the Boskke Cube is a large water reservoir which you can monitor visually. Water is gradually drawn up through Boskke's unique Slo-Flo watering system to feed the plant, meaning you only need to water it once a month. Check out the video! - Related posts:
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| Posted: 18 Mar 2014 06:14 AM PDT International roaming or renting a phone service for a trip abroad can be quite a tiresome process. This is especially true when you have a locked phone and can't use an international SIM with it. The Public Mobile Phone System is much like the share-a-bike system, where you have a communal pool of phones, waiting to be rented. Use and return them back to the rental kiosk, when you're headed back home. Problem solved! Designer: Liu Yi - Related posts: 
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| Posted: 18 Mar 2014 04:56 AM PDT Love the idea of my index finger serving as a phone and the Nokia FIT. Hands-free Cell Phone is all about that! Crafted from soft silicone and flexible rubber, the phone is waterproof and has basic functions of texting and talking. Notifications are received through vibrations and the ergonomic design makes all the buttons accessible. Take it along for a dip in the pool or keep it wrapped around the finger, as the phone is extremely lightweight. Designer: Issam Trabelsi - Related posts:
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