Great Giving
Food Network Kitchens share their hot picks for the top gadgets of 2006. Want more information? Click on the item and Shopzilla will fill you in on price and where to buy it.

Portable Bento Boxes (with stackable bento-style containers)
A Japanese-inspired thermal lunchboxcan keep a packed lunch hot for hours. Separate containers keep dessert away from salad and make portioning a snap.

Triple Ice Cream Makers
Fans of banana splits, Neapolitan ice cream or indecisiveness will appreciate a three-headed ice cream maker capable of making three different kinds of ice cream at once.

Stainless steel stovetop smoker
A small stovetop smoker yields flavorful food with no added fat and can also be used as a steamer.

Triple tea timer
How do you take your tea? A triple tea timer gives you the option of brewing it light, medium or strong. It's also useful if you're brewing more than one cup at a time.

Fat separator and strainer
Fat separators are worth their weight in gold when you're making pan sauce or gravy. There's a new kind, equipped with a strainer on top and a valve in the pour spout that makes the job even easier.

Dual function baster
A bulb baster with multifunction tips (one for regular basting, one for injecting marinades) helps you get flavor both onto and into your meat.

Atomic Kitchen book
Gadget fans and history buffs will appreciate this guide to 1950s kitchenware, packed full of wonderfully strange tools and advertisements.

Tomato Corer
Coring tomatoes just got a whole lot easier. A melon-baller-like tomato corer quickly and easily removes the core from tomatoes—strawberries, too.

Corn Zipper
Remove corn from the cob easily and neatly with a corn zipper, capable of removing up to two rows of kernels at a time.

Electric Ice Cream Scooper
As far as ice cream scooping goes, it's all in the wrist. But a heated ice cream scoop makes it a lot easier.

Old-Fashioned Peanut Butter Mixer
Natural nut butters have a tendency to separate, becoming difficult to stir back together without making a mess. A hand-cranked stirrer attachable to any size jar is the perfect solution.

Silicone Pop Colander
A collapsible silicone colander does everything a regular colander does, but takes up much less cupboard space—some can fold down to 1.5 inches wide—while doing it.

Ice Cream Ball
You won't have ice cream to kick around anymore—actually, you will, with a soccer-ball-shaped ice cream maker. Pour the ingredients in, kick around for half an hour and you'll have ice cream.

Nonstick Oven Liners
Nonstick oven liners protect your oven from drips and spatters from bubbled-over pies or casseroles, which can be a pain to clean.

Magnetic Spice Rack
If wall space is at a premium, get a magnetic spice rack that can store bottles vertically.

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