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Tips for Planning your 4th of July Barbeque

Posted on June 26, 2012 by KitchenSaver

The Fourth of July is first and foremost a time to honor our country’s founding and those who have fought and died for our freedom. Secondly, the 4th of July is about throwing the best barbeque on the block! Tips … Continue reading →

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Fourth of July Barbeque: A Few Recipes Guaranteed to Impress your Guests

Posted on June 19, 2012 by KitchenSaver

The Fourth of July is a patriotic holiday that has become synonymous with cookouts, barbeques, and parties. And unless you live under a rock, odds are that you will be attending one of these red, white, and blue bashes. Some … Continue reading →

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Pets in the Kitchen :: Making a Kitchen Pet Friendly :: Kitchen Saver Tips

Posted on May 25, 2012 by KitchenSaver

Pets are like little furry family members. So it only makes sense that we would try to make our homes as pet-friendly as possible. And where better to start than in the kitchen? Tips for Making your Kitchen Pet Friendly … Continue reading →

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Reading Kitchen Blogs to get Design Ideas and Inspiration

Posted on May 11, 2012 by KitchenSaver

Between work, the kids, PTA meetings, and everything else a parent has to do, it is often hard to keep up with the latest design trends. You barely have time to breathe, let alone contemplate what kitchen cabinet finish is … Continue reading →

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Transforming Boring Kitchens with Elegant Granite Countertops

Posted on February 17, 2012 by KitchenSaver

While counters come in all shapes, sizes, and colors – from ceramic tile and laminate to stainless steel and wood –only one countertop material is widely regarded as the most elegant choice for your kitchen – Granite. Granite countertops are … Continue reading →

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Snowy Day Recipes to Keep You Warm and Cozy

Posted on January 25, 2012 by KitchenSaver

It might not have been very much snow this past weekend, but it got us at Kitchen Saver thinking about our favorite snowy day recipes. While we couldn’t agree on everyone’s selections, we could agree that the following two recipes … Continue reading →

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What Goes on in Cruise Ship Kitchens

Posted on January 20, 2012 by KitchenSaver

Last week we discussed airline kitchens. This week, we are going to aim a bit lower as we examine cruise ship galleys (kitchens). Commercial airplanes and in-flight dining were first popularized in the 1930s. By that time, ocean liners had … Continue reading →

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Taking a Peak into Galley Kitchens on Airplanes

Posted on January 13, 2012 by KitchenSaver

The History of In-Flight Service In the early 1930’s transcontinental travelers had one transportation option – ocean liners. Following World War I, former military pilots saw an opportunity to make some extra money and began flying the first known commercial … Continue reading →

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How to Make a Kitchen Handicap Accessible

Posted on January 10, 2012 by KitchenSaver

While the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) resulted in ADA Accessible Guidelines (ADAAG), which provided handicap accessibility specifications for public buildings, there are no such guidelines for residential buildings. And for the over 30 million Americans who use either a … Continue reading →

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Standard vs. Organic Kitchen Cleaning Methods

Posted on January 5, 2012 by KitchenSaver

Here is a list of cleaners you are sure to have in your kitchen: anti-bacterial soap, dishwasher detergent, furniture polish, and bleach. While these products are all great at cleaning up tough messes, they are less than kind to the … Continue reading →

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