Funny if you punch "Krinos Gyro Kit" into google it spits out "did you mean...Kronos Gyro Kit" edit: Though it does apear that Krinos was the only one to produce a frozen "Gyros Kit" available in supermarkets.
All you need to do is put the salt in a container with the desired flavor component and let it sit. If you have a vacume packing machine you can speed up the process otherwise you should let it sit and pull the favoring agents once the desired taste is achieved. Or if your hardcore you can smoke the salt with the desired ingredient.
I had a great gin fizz made with Hendricks gin, muddled cuke, and rose water (cuke and rose are ingredients in Hendricks and the addition drew the flavors out of the gin). A fine drink indeed.
Not a Cognac but I think some of the Cerbois non-vintage Bas Armangac are in the range you are looking for. The vintage Cerbois are superb though they are in a different price range. The Pierre Ferrand is a wonderfull suggestion also.
Dont forgot Gordon Ramseys pizza Id try a slice for 16.99 pounds. and Scotsman.com The (mentioned upthread) diamond platinum line vodka is the most idotic thing I have seen in a while.
In regards to Keller being in the Kitchen I read that he is running a T line between PS and TFL which allows him pan and scan video ability to either kitchen.
There is a group of Rotti restaurants called Clarias I know they have locations in Brooklyn and last time I was there they mentioned they might be opening a flushing location.
Liz it looks like you used 1/4oz measure you might want to cut it to an 1/8oz I have found this to be more to the liking of my less bitter inclined friends.