Time three dishes with your iPod...er...digital timer
Triple timer lets cooks time multiple dishes with three distinct alarms--and the interface might be familiar to iPod owners.
(Credit:
Williams-Sonoma)
Digital timers can be invaluable to a cook, especially for slow-cooked food like stews or for roasting large portions of meat. But most of them can be used for only one dish, potentially problematic if you're working on a big meal with lots of individual parts.
This "triple timer" from Williams-Sonoma lets you set a timer for up to three dishes, which would be especially useful during the holidays when you might have a turkey in the oven, potatoes on the stove, and a rainbow-colored Jell-O marshmallow mold chilling in the fridge.
The timer is portable but comes with a countertop stand. The timers can count up or down, and each alarm has its own tone.
Williams-Sonoma says "the adjustable dial makes programming a snap." I wonder where they got that sleek design concept.
(Via Daring Fireball)
