Can you tell me what it is???
Typhoon AR+Cook Reamers
We’re proud to bring you the latest, most innovative designs in kitchen utensils, and can safely say we’ve never come across a set as intriguing as this before; they really caused a stir in our sample room! The eye-catching AR+Cook series is based on a pioneering, ergonomically designed air-cushioned handle, inspired by air chambers in the soles of trainers, and the result is a set of hard-working kitchen tools that provide a comfortable, secure grip when prepping food.
Made from titanium-coated zinc.
19cm (7½") L.
I bloody bet they caused a stir. But what would one use this for in a kitchen and food setting?
Any ideas?
19 comments:
It's a juicing thingy, right? Like for lemons and stuff.
Maybe a midevil meat tenderizer? (sp?)
Maybe it's a tool for Kitchen Critics. You know, "Mom, I don't like this..." WHAM! "Oh honey, not pork chops again!" WHAM!
I think it's a Whammer!
I'm with manblogger641 - I think it's a meat tenderizer or a neat, texture-maker. Foooor....silly putty?
A potato masher?
Ummm...l'm gobsmacked by these...Ummm do they require batteries...
sorry I must have a filthy mind..l shall leave now!! never to return,l'm shame faced!!
Juicing?
Tenderizing something?
Hmm. But what..
Oh hey, I didn't notice the product name: Cook reamers! You ream the cook a new one, if you don't like dinner.
Duh.
Well I first thought of something nasty too, but I think it's a juicer, but it would make a great whammer too.
Well I first thought of something nasty too, but I think it's a juicer, but it would make a great whammer too.
Lucky me double comment! (actually screwed up keyboard)
Like Beth and Jomamma, I think it is a juicer/pulper kind of thing. For lemons, limes, etc. But it does look sort of dildo-ish...in a painful, medieval sort of way.
Yea, what beth said. To get juice out of lemons and limes cut in half.
I think.
It a "cook reamer" alright. Any cook getting reamed by that is gonna remember it.
This is the response I got from the Company.
Janet
Dear Janet
Thanks for taking the time to contact us about the Typhoon reamer.
This product is used for extracting the juice from a lemon or lime, ie a juicer.
As always, if there's anything else we can help you with, please do let us know. You can email us at net.shop@lakeland.co.uk or call our customer services team on 015394 88100. We're available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and will be happy to help.
Kind Regards
Bev Gaunt
Customer Services
Lakeland
Tel: +44 (0)15394 88100
Fax: +44 (0)15394 88300
E-mail: net.shop@lakeland.co.uk
Web: http://www.lakeland.co.uk
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Thanks Anonymous, but really - I could have done that. Allow a blogger her blog fodder topics, eh?
It's far more fun to imagine its possible uses than to just give the answer away. *wink*
That said - why did they call it a reamer and not a juicer? I think we know why.
Don't even think about sending me a link to Dictionary.com okay, because I've already seen it. Maybe you word nerds could try looking up salacious, lubricious and possibly prurient. Which was the lean I was trying to invoke.
p.s. - I am a word nerd and proud.
well me too, lets face it we prevaricate so much on our blogs, why use one word when a thousand will fill the page!!LOL
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