I first saw a device like this in one of Nigella's books, I think. I looked everywhere for it. And I do mean everywhere - including Spain and France. I asked friends and family to help. And then, suddenly.. I was visiting a friend, who was absent-mindedly using one to muddle her drink. Huh! I shriked with excitement and asked where she had bought it. She replied "Oh, this old thing? Ikea, I think." Off to Ikea. No luck. At all.
A few weeks later, I finally found one - at Debenhams, which had just opened in Stockholm. Joyous day! A day after that, I was given a second one, by my friend. So, I had two.. I quickly decided I should have one at my parents' house, for when I cook there. It's one of my favorite little gadgets - so very useful for quickly juicing a lemon or a lime, and so much easier to clean than a full on citrus press.
While out shopping with my mom a few days ago, we came across this one - in steel, as opposed to the usual wooden ones. I fell in love instantly, and my mom bought it for me. God, I love it. Isn't it pretty? And now my spare wooden one will move up to our summer cottage in Dalarna, so I always have one handy...
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you have a summer cottage in dalarna? how brilliant. I wrote my university thesis on carl larsson's house!
Man kanske skulle ta och skaffa sig en sån :)
Sett den här förresten? http://www.flavourshaker.co.uk/ :)
Lottie - summer, winter - all year round-cottage really :) Yes, it's located on the island Sollerön, in Siljan. It's so gorgeous up there!
Lena - oooh, thank you for the tip! I *want* one! NOW!
Vart köpte du den fina i stål?!
I have a similar citrus reamer, Anne. Aren't kitchen gadgets the best!
Virvla - i en liten prylbutik i Sickla: Partz.
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