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June 30, 2009
Sugar Sugar: Big sweetness comes to your kitchen
The latest edition of Kevin Kelly's Cool Tools, edited by Elon Schoenholz, features the low-tech/high-function sugar dispenser above, for those who measure out their lives not in coffee spoons but, rather, cupfuls.
Here's Amy Thomson's review.
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Sugar Dispenser — Mess-Free Storage
I bought this sugar dispenser from King Arthur Flour a couple of years
ago, and it’s been a sturdy, reliable tool. It’s sized to accommodate a
five-pound bag of sugar. You slide the bag inside, open it up, trim the
bag top to the level of the top of the container, and put on the lid.
There’s a little flap on the inside of the lid that fits right inside
the bag of sugar, holding it open and keeping the sugar from sifting
down the sides. The lid has two openings, one is a small pour spout,
and the other is large enough for scooping out sugar with a measuring
cup. The spout is slightly flexible, so if a lump clogs it I can
squeeze the sides of the spout to crush the lump. The whole thing is
ant and waterproof when sealed shut.
This is not a sexy matte-black high tech kind of tool, just a solid,
well thought-out container that makes working with, and storing, sugar
or flour much simpler, easier and cleaner. Using it makes me very happy.
Also, King Arthur Flour’s online
store and print catalog are packed with tons of nifty cooking
tools. The King Arthur Flour’s Cookie Companion and Baker’s Companion
books are fabulous cookbooks.
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