Hello ! I'm looking for a good organiser - STANDING - where I can store all my cutlery and long kitchen utensils? So far I just have two tall tins, but it just looks S....... Thanks for your tips! Thank you very much, Christian

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Hello - I'm looking for a casserole dish that will primarily be used for stews, so I wanted to ask if any of you have a recommendation.

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Hello people I have been looking for a high quality utensil/storage set for the kitchen for a long time. Apart from Zone,Jospeh Jopseh and Vipp, I haven't found anything that is available as a uniform set and fits the quality. I don't like the brands mentioned or there is always something missing. At the moment we have something from a Swiss furniture store (higher priced), which is absolutely not convincing in terms of quality. Does anyone know of anything that goes in this direction? Greetings Fäbu

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Hello everyone I am looking for an electric drum grater that is also suitable for making breadcrumbs. The process would be as follows: Cut the bread into cubes, leave them to dry in the oven and then grind them in the grater. The crumbs should be somewhat coarser - about the size of "Brösmeli" or crumbs, i.e. coarser than standard breadcrumbs. Does anyone have experience with such appliances and can recommend the required motor power? Many thanks for your help!

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Hello together Unfortunately, I don't have air conditioning at home. I am now looking for a wine refrigerator to store my perfumes. Do you have any recommendations? (I have about 60 bottles of 100ml each)

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Are there still any water bubblers available on the market that will take the 130 litre CO2 bottles? So far, the Maxi, Jet and Play have certainly been compatible with them. The small bottles are just a money-spinner.

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I am looking for an affordable (max 300.--) household dehydrator for pollen. Pretty much all the suppliers I have looked at have sieves that are too big and not enough accessories on sale. Who knows what to do?

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Hello everyone I bought the de buyer Mineral B frying pan. I have heard that it is not suitable for tomatoes (because of the acidity) or dairy products, for example. Now I wanted to ask the Community which pans would be good all-rounders for tomatoes or other sauces such as Bolognese or cream sauces, as you usually fry the meat in them and then stir in the sauce. Thank you!

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