Showing posts with label flexability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flexability. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 9, 2019

L IS FOR LAYERED CAKE PAN SET



In thinking about what to write about this week I had a choice of products beginning with Large, one with Layer and one with Lemon (Lemon Pepper Rub). As I thought about it, I realized that layers was the perfect choice as we are all layered in various ways. This week, I am going to focus on the Layer Cake Pan Set.
One of the things I like about these cake pans is that they have a fill line inside the pan to act as a guide for batter so your cakes don’t bake over the rim. It also keeps each layer coming out the same depth, so when you slice into them later, each layer of your cake is the same depth. Having these even layers in my cakes has left my friends wondering if the cake was made by me or a professional. Did I make this myself or buy it from the local bakery?
These fill lines make me wonder what the world would be like if each layer of our world was filled to the same level. If we valued each group of people equally. As I tell my students it is not that difference is problematic, but not valuing those groups equally which becomes problematic.
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Thursday, November 29, 2018

F IS FOR FOOD CHOPPER



In all honesty, this is one of the products, which in my kitchen, gets the least use. However, in several of my friends’ kitchens it gets used multiple times a day. It is because of this disparity that I wanted to spend some time with my food chopper this week and come to appreciate it in a new light
One of the qualities I appreciate about the food chopper is its transparency. The clearness of the chopper allows you to see the size and quantity of the food you are chopping. It is one of the qualities I appreciate about both the Food Chopper and its sister product the Manual Food Processor. Both allow me to see the chopping action and determine how many more times I need to use them and to see when I have achieved the desired texture and quantity. I find transparency is something I appreciate in human beings. Transparency, for me, is important in building trusting relationships as it suggests you have nothing to hide. Our food chopper allows you to see everything, no surprises.
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