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Day 125: Kitchen Gadgets

I'm kind of obsessed with kitchen gadgets.  So is my brother, Brad, as his fiance is quickly finding out. *grin* Set me lose in a place like Bed, Bath, and Beyond - Williams Sonoma - any store that sells kitchen gadgets - Pampered Chef - etc and I can always find at least one thing I need, that will be helpful to the cooking and baking I love to do.  :)  But seriously I am grateful for several of my kitchen gadgets as they have made my life a lot easier in food prep.  Here's a few gadgets that I am especially grateful for, as is my husband!  My food processor.  I LOVE IT.  My little mini-chopper.  A good set of knives.  My Kitchen-Aid mixer.  I LOVE IT.  I also have a juicer, a zester, and a garlic press that are oh so handy.  :)  What about you?  Do you have any kitchen gadgets that you are grateful for because they save you time?

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