MSRadell

My wife and I actually love the cookies at Chick-fil-A! They're basically an oatmeal/chocolate chip cookie and they are delicious.

We've had a Opal icemaker since they 1st came out we haven't had any problems with it other than having to descale it occasionally.

Not bad as Williams-Sonoma does. If you look at some of their brand-name items such as KitchenAid, Vitamix, etc. exec everything up by at least 20% in their advertised prices what the manufacturers list price is in most cases. This is not just a holiday thing, it's year-round.

Quick question for anyone who is using a BSOA for air frying, how dirty does it get inside? That's 1 of our fears for using it as a air fryer.

This is the salt grinder(s) we have and love them AmazonSmile: NEW OXO Good Grips Contoured Mess-Free Salt Grinder: Home & Kitchen and we have multiple Magnum paper mills around which are the best Peppermill I've ever had! Yes, you get some residual out of the bottom when you set it down but they do a great course grind which is what we both love!

Here are the latest releases. According to the article I read the Ultimate Chocolate is a limited release and will go away, the Toffee Crunch is going to stay around.

What kind of sausage is that? It looks different than the typical breakfast sausage in the states.

We really like San-J Tamari much better than Kikkoman etc.

We agree, at least in our opinion it makes great toast! Not only to the toast bread very well but it also does a great job on bagels and English muffins.

? We've never had them get soft, we just opened a can we got in March and they were perfect. We didn't free them or anything. After we open a pack inside of the tin we put them in a plastic bag and they will keep for at least a week that way.

As pointed out by another poster World Market also have them in their considerably cheaper there: https://www.worldmarket.com/product/nyakers-gingersnap-tin.do?sortby=ourPicks&from=fn

My wife has a spurtle from "Mad Hungry" I believe she got from QVC that she loves forgetting the last little bit out of jars.

Face it, an ice pick is not a high-tech device, it's probably going to be hard to find a quality one for the very reason you stated "not crazy expensive". Just go to Amazon and buy another one and see how it works for you.

They're doing well at eliminating almost everything I enjoy in their restaurants. First it was the nachos supreme (also the triple layer nachos), beefy Fritos burrito and the grillers. Now it's the chicken soft taco. I don't understand why any of these items as well as the chips and salsa make any sense at all for removal. It's not as if they are eliminating products from the kitchen because many of their other items still require the ingredients from the items they are eliminating (with the possible exception of shredded chicken). They are adding chicken of some type for couple of the new menu items and also adding a new drink which also appears to require additional products to make.

We've had good luck with https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KEJQ9C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Certainly not as good as homemade but not bad either. They make a variety of flavors that are all available from Amazon.