What are your favorite parts about summertime? Warm breezes, splashing in the beach, hammock naps, endless sunshine, and BBQs?
Don’t forget to add ice cream to your list- July is National Ice Cream Month!
There’s nothing like a cold, creamy treat to complete a perfect summer day- and you’ll need this American-Made Cutlery ice cream scoop to give you a hand.
Yum!
We’ve all become accustomed to cooking for ourselves during the COVID-19 quarantine. But wouldn’t it be so nice to relax and have a personal chef come by and do it all for you? Today is Personal Chef’s Day, a day where all of us can dream about having a personal chef!
What would you ask your personal chef to make for you first?
-fillet mignon with an array of roasted veggies
-a flavorful Indian curry
-a seafood platter
-the options are endless!
I bet your chef would also bring along their American-Made Cutlery knives to make sure everything is sliced and chopped to perfection.
What is your favorite flavor of ice cream? Are you a fan of Rocky Road, butter pecan, pistachio or cookies & cream? Or perhaps you prefer the more traditional flavors, such as vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry? Well today is a chocolate-lover’s favorite day: it’s Chocolate Ice Cream Day!
What will you serve with your ice cream today? Maybe some whipped cream, nuts & chocolate syrup! But first things first, you’ll need to grab your American-Made Cutlery ice cream scoop to fill up your bowl!
After months of being forced to stay at home during this quarantine, I bet you’re pretty sick of cooking everyday, right?
A simple go-to meal that anyone with zero cooking ability can make: a cheese platter.
It’s as simple as:
-finding a few of your favorite cheeses at the store (soft, hard, stinky, creamy- whatever you like!)
-crackers, focaccia, baguette, etc
-nuts, olives, dried fruits
-cured meats
Plus anything else you want to add! Make it your own, and don’t forget to get out your American-Made Cutlery cheese knife to serve it!
How often are you able to corral your entire family together for dinner? Just one or two days a week? Everyday? It’s not a competition- do whatever is reasonable for your family to handle. Today is National Sunday Supper Day, a day that revolves around the idea to help bring families together around the dinner table. In decades past, it was a common tradition for families to gather in the kitchen, help prepare a large Sunday dinner, and then sit down to enjoy it together. Nowadays with work schedules, homework, after-school activities, and the like, it can be hard to get everyone together, no matter the size of your family. It starts with just one day a week, and can quickly become a weekly or daily tradition.
Here are some easy tips to help bring #SundaySupper back:
And don’t stress about it! Do what works for your family. Just cook, sit, eat, and communicate, and it will quickly set a positive vibe throughout your household.
As the new year commences, a common topic during this first week is how can we improve our diets in 2020? Maybe cut out processed sugars? Nix the meat and meat byproducts? Or how about just focusing on eating a more balanced diet? Sometimes it’s not about going on an actual “diet” (that label makes it sound temporary and negative)—but by just changing your mindset around food.
During Diet Resolution Week keep these things in mind:
I think it’s safe to say that pizza is one of the most liked foods in America. No matter your preferences or dietary restrictions, there is an option for you. Dairy allergy? Hold the cheese. Celiac’s disease? Gluten-free crust. Vegetarian? Hold the pepperoni. Going Keto? Cauliflower crust.
But there’s one thing most people will agree on- Hold those anchovies! If you order a pizza with “The Works”, chances are the chef will throw a couple of those bad boys on your gooey hot pizza, and you might not notice until you bite in!
Today is National Pizza with the Works Except Anchovies Day- a day where everyone needs a solid American-made pizza cutter to slice up their pizza, no matter their choice of toppings.
The manufacturing trend in the last 40 years has been to move USA production to Mexico and China, where the labor rates are lower. This means a manufacturer can be more competitive and stay in business. But the pendulum swings both ways. Americans want to buy items made in USA.
Fortunately, American Made Cutlery is available at reasonable prices. You can get your corporate logo electro etched on the blades at next to no cost. (Just the cost of the setup)
Gift sets are designed to fit into fashionable 2 piece gift boxes. There’s no need to look for an appropriate container to present your gifts to your customers and employees.