gadgets from home complete :: review

Disclosure: I got this product as part of an advertorial.
You know the place that has it all? Amazon.com, I just love it. Check out these fun kitchen gadgets I got to review from Home Complete.

Let’s first talk about the Spiralizer spiral slicer, what is it you ask?  The spiralizer is easy to use and it’s the ultimate vegetable spiral slicer perfect for making Vegetable pasta and veggie noodles from carrots, zucchinis, turnips, rutabagas, cucumbers, large radishes. How cool is that?  Want a way to get your kids to eat veges?  Make some squash or zucchini noodles and make some spaghetti.   So easy and fun!  They will never know.  I have made it for my kids and they just love it.  I mean it’s genius.  Wish I would have gotten one of these sooner.

Next, is the digital meat thermometer.  This came at the perfect time because our meat thermometer just broke and was quite a bit smaller then this digital one.  I love that it has an extra long stainless steel probe for those large turkey’s on Thanksgiving.  The best feature is that it is digital and tells you the exact temperature of your meat, no guessing going on trying to figure out if the dial is on the right number.  It is BPA, lead & phthalate free and it’s range of -58 to 572 degrees Fahrenheit makes it great for all types of foods.

Lastly, I have this fun ice ball maker mold.  It is super fun to have round balls of ice in your drinks.  Kids love it and makes for fancy fun looking drinks for a dinner party.  This is an easy mold to use. Simply fill water to the line and put the top on and the water automatically move to the top of the mold and fills it in so it freezes as a ball.  Pretty cool!  When they are done, the easily come right out of the mold.

These are some really great products from Home Complete!  Check out amazon for more great products!

Spiralizer Spiral Slicer :: $14.99
Digital Meat Thermometer :: $15.99
Ice Ball Maker Mold :: $7.99

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.