For October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I’ll be featuring a few Pink kitchen gadgets/tools where sales from them benefits the Breast Cancer Awareness research. Let’s start with this KitchenAid 5 Qt. Artisan Cook for the Cure Edition.
A KitchenAid stand mixer is every cook’s dream kitchen gadget. I waited a few years to have my own. Actually, my husband bought one for me. If only I knew there was a pink one and that if benefits Breast Cancer Awareness, I would have my husband to get me this. Oh well, maybe next time.
If you don’t have one yet, and loves pink, …read more

Growing up, I never had the inclination to learn how to cook. Living in the tropical country with no airconditioning in the kitchen, I couldn’t really be bothered with literally boiling while cooking or baking something in the kitchen. Besides, my mom was a great cook and we had a full-time cook to assist my mom so there was nothing really that compelled us to help out.

These all changed of course when I moved to New Zealand and left the comforts of my parents’ place and full-time house help. Here in New Zealand, I had to learn how to be …read more

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month (NBCAM). Started by First Lady Betty Ford, a breast cancer survivor herself, and her daughter Susan in 1985, NBCAM has made great strides both by increasing early detection of this disease and erasing the stigma that was once attached to it.
A number of pink products are promoted during October with a portion of the proceeds going to help eradicate breast cancer. One that’s particularly useful to home holiday entertaining is the pink ribbon Kitchenaid mixer. I have a white one and it’s the best thing for making cookies, mashed potatoes, bread, …read more