 | 6 lotus® home Sanitizing System, $200 canadiantire.ca Pesticides, fungicides, bacteria, viruses -- who knows what our foods are carrying by the time we bring them home. The lotus Sanitizing system infuses water with ozone in the all-purpose sanitizing bowl to neutralize up to 99.9% of bacteria and pesticides on foods. You can also use lotus to infuse water in the included spray bottle attachment and sanitize surfaces. |
 | 7 Microplane Box Grater, $33.96 http://ca.microplane.com Originally designed as revolutionary woodworking rasps in 1990, Microplane graters are renowned for their ultra-sharp blades and durability. Box graters are a basic handy tool for every kitchen, and this Microplane model comes with a protective slider. |
 | 8 Joy of Cooking 75th Anniversary Edition, $23.76 (Simon & Schuster, 2006) amazon.ca A cutting-edge kitchen owner still needs to know their cooking basics, and no other cookbook has greater fanfare than Joy. Having just been re-released in 2006, this is one updated classic every kitchen needs. |
 | 9 Pascal hands-free faucet by Brizo, approximately $1,200 brizo.com No more sticky fingers! This Pascal culinary faucet by Brizo allows water flow either by tapping almost anywhere on the faucet or by using the hands-free option. Water temperature and flow are set by the faucet's single-handle manual valve. Available in Pascal showrooms across Canada -- click brizo.com to find a showroom near you. |
 | 10 My Weigh Über Deluxe 6000 Kitchen Scale, $99 digitalscales.ca Modern kitchens are also health-conscious spaces, and a good scale will keep food portions reasonable for fit and healthy homeowners. The Über Deluxe 6000 is a sleek design with a flat, easy-to-clean surface, and "touch technology" means never having to fiddle with buttons. |
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Where is items 3, 4 and 5?
Anyone have a galley kitchen? With a door at both ends, and another exit to the basement on the side of the "entrance" door, and another exit door to the dining room...yes, very small. With the newer, smaller appliances, I'm in 7th heaven,but we will be renovating the cupboards/sink, floor everything next spring...have any ideas on designs that maximize the space all the while looking cleverly organized and leaving the impression that the space is even bigger than it is?