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Pourfect Measuring Spoons
the manufacturer has offered to make these fantastic measuring spoons (the only ones i trust) available directly from him:
Cost for the 7 pc spoon set is $7.00
Cost for the 3 pc spoon set is $4.00
S&H $2.00 per address
he is also very generously offering the complete 14pc set (bowls, beakers, and measuring spoons) to "real baking with rose" bloggers. The cost is $39.95 plus $7.99 S& H
The suggested retail is $52.99 so there is a nice savings by ordering it directly from him. Checks only (no credit cards).
Make checks payable to:
Randy Kaas
4541 E
Frye Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85048
pourfect@cox.net
photos of the bowls, beakers, and measuring spoons are on the site http://www.pourfectbowl.com
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Pourfect 14-Piece Measuring Tool Set is available on line at BJ's wholesale .com
for 34.99.and 7.61$ shipping. I purchased mine from Randy and recived it today in the mail for his special offer, I saw the BJ's offer after I purchased it from Randy.
Reply to this Posted by: Cheri | January 22, 2008 3:56 PM #
Amy, Randy's generous offer was voluntary, so it's entirely up to him.
Regarding the paddle attachment, it's a good and needed idea, but I'm awaiting the approval of the mixture manufacturers before I pass judgment.
Reply to this Posted by: Rose Levy Beranbaum | January 10, 2008 8:55 PM #
Amy, the original set/sale is now on ebay for $29.99 thru Alex, Randy's nephew. This set is been discontinued with slight modifications.
New features are handles on the beakers, clip-on measuring spoons, and many more sizes for the bowls, beakers, and spoons!
I can't wait for Randy to announce a new deal!
Reply to this Posted by: Hector | January 8, 2008 12:19 PM #
Rose,
Randy Kaas has terminated the special offer through your site. Will you please convince him to render another special to benefit the baking enthusiasts? A set that includes the spoons, beaker, six-, eight- or even the 12-cup bowls, would be perfect. I ordered the 12-cup bowl and have found it to be very useful for big jobs.
Also, what is your evaluation of the paddle attachment that is avaiable through his site?
Thank you for your recommendation. I cannot do without the POURfect bowls!
Amy
Reply to this Posted by: Amy | January 8, 2008 3:33 AM #
Rose,
Randy Kaas has terminated the special offer through your site. Will you please convince him to render another special to benefit the baking enthusiasts? A set that includes the spoons, beaker, six-, eight- or even the 12-cup bowls, would be perfect. I ordered the 12-cup bowl and have found it to be very useful for big jobs.
Also, what is your evaluation of the paddle attachment that is avaiable through his site?
Thank you for your recommendation. I cannot do without the POURfect bowls!
Amy
Reply to this Posted by: Amy | January 8, 2008 3:30 AM #
Randy, what is the current offer buying direct from you? I've had a chance to see the bowls at Williams Sonoma yesterday, and they look fantastic. It was marked down for $19, set of 2 larger bowls.
Reply to this Posted by: Hector | December 27, 2007 1:27 PM #
The offer on QVC did not include the 2 cup Beaker. The beaker sells for $10.00, so it was actually $2.00 moore on QVC.
Reply to this Posted by: randy kaas | January 30, 2007 11:27 PM #
I believe the spoon set and bowls are now being offered at even better savings through the QVC tv network. I'm about to place my order for them now.
Reply to this Posted by: Angela Taormina | January 29, 2007 11:45 AM #
I took Rose's advice and ordered these spoons, though I would like to have all the products at some point. He was prompt about mailing them to me, considering I'm on the east coast and he's in AZ. I like their design and the fact that the plastic is very sturdy, not flimsy. I'm determined not to let my kids swipe them for their play kitchen!
I also ordered the digital thermometer some time ago that Rose wrote about here. It's fantastic, the best one I've ever had.
Reply to this Posted by: Anna | January 20, 2007 9:17 PM #
I made the No-Knead bread once again this past week. Due to time constaints on my schedule the dough rested at least 52 hours, 24 in the refrigerator and 24 or so out. In my cup and one half water I whisked about one quarter of honey for a total of one and one half liquid. It was the densest best tasting bread I have made. This was about my 5th attempt. None were failures, but this was the best by far. These were my only deviations from the original recipe.
Reply to this Posted by: Tonie Osborne | January 14, 2007 6:54 PM #
i've posted the site for the photo.
Reply to this Posted by: Rose Levy Beranbaum | December 24, 2006 9:22 AM #
Finally, after much delay, I received the pourfect bowls you told us about in an earlier blog. They are great. So I am psyched to buy more of his products. Do you have a photo of them handy?
Marilyn
Reply to this Posted by: Marilyn Leahy | December 23, 2006 5:42 PM #