Cooking Reviews

I got the SpazioSystem pot last week and tried it. The cost was a little more, but the pan is a lot nicer, too. It's heavier than other pasta pots you see on TV, etc. Very nice. And for the person who said the lid did not fit no matter what she tried, she obviously did not try placing the lid across the top of the pot cross-wise and rotating it into it's regular position, because that's all it takes. Just like the traditional round ones. My only gripe is that this pot takes a little more maintenance than I am used to putting out for cookware with the oiling and the hand-washing, etc. But if the pot lasts as long as it's supposed to, it will be worth it. Do read the box before you trash it. The instructions for conditioning the inside with salad oil are printed on the outside of it. My second gripe - no printed warranty. Otherwise, the Spazio is fabio-lous!

I live in an apartment with two friends. One of them received this pasta pot as a gift for Christmas. It has now become the most used pot in our apartment! Cooking pasta has become a pleasure now because there is no need for a colander. We would recommend this pasta pot to anyone who cooks! Unlike some other pasta pots out there the lid is secure and stays in one place. Clean up is a snap with the teflon coated interior. We have recommended this pot to all our family and friends. It may be a bit more expensive than other pasta pots but the price is well worth it!

Hi, I have received this pasta pot last year for Christmas. It is my favorite pot in my kitchen! It saves me the hassle of having to clean a colander. It cleans up easily. It is not only great with pasta but excellent when hard boiling eggs, cooking vegetable or browning ground beef! I did try another pasta pot, but found the lid way too hard to work with! This is much easier and faster!

They have a classic look and are perfect for mini-souffles. They can also be used to serve nuts and candies or for sauces and dressings. I love them!

This espresso maker produces 12oz of espresso or 6 'cups'.
Its form-factor is small and is perfect for your office. I'd recomend the stove top one for home use unless you want to make espresso anywhere other than your kitchen.
You may not beable to froth your milk with this at the office but its definatly smaller than one of those pump driven machines.
I use this in my cube at work, it takes up minimal space and works quickly. Exellent for getting a caffeine injection while working night or weekend shifts.

1oz of Espresso = 100mg of Caffeine
8oz of Coffee = 100mg of Caffeine

I bought one for my mother. It lasted about 4 months. It might be ok for occasional use but not for continuous use.

Great little frige. Good size and keeps everything cold. Only one thing, it stops working after one and a half months!

Great while it lasted, died after about 3-4 months of occasional use.