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32 Comments

  1. I stopped buying home owner tools and equipment many years ago waste of money, the industrial tools and equipment really isnt much more when you consider constant replacement of home owner grade

  2. Are you using the clear Cambro storage container (with BPA)? It has an airtight seal top lid whereas the other version doesn't. Is there another rec or is there a Cambro you stand by? I bet your turnover of flour/sugar is faster than my use so I need something that maintains a good seal. Look forward to your rec.

  3. Lisa forgot to mention the restaurant quality aluminum sheet pan that was on the counter. Bought three half size pans 25 years ago and they are still great. Back then had to buy them from a restaurant supply house – now Walmart carries them.

  4. I love ATK. For about 20 years now they’ve taught me what to aspire to have in my kitchen and why. But moreover, they’ve taught me how to cook. Can’t thank them enough. I’m going to make Chicken Piccata next. I never dreamed it could be this easy.

  5. The bench scraper is the best for me. More TV cooks should use them to stop promoting the habit of scraping the blade edge of a knife across a cutting board, helping it to prematurely dull.

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