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The women of Newfoundland and Labrador know how to keep warm. And they know how to knit. Working as a cottage industry, they've been keeping people warm from coast to coast for over 85 years. These traditional, comfy, hard-wearing cuffed socks become slippers indoors. $35.
Don’t be a lump. Get a better butter bowl and you'll be spreading smooth, fresh butter at a moment’s notice. $20.
Crystal clear and thin-lipped, GoVino glasses go anywhere that you can pop a cork. Save the Waterford for later and enjoy fine wine without mishap. They are shatterproof and lovely. Set of four, $18.
Hummingbirds love Jewelweed and so will you if you happen to brush up against poison ivy. Dr. Dobbs Happy Camper soap combines Jewelweed, pine tar and tea tree oil for a 99.7% natural enemy of the Big Itch. $11.
Still in good form after 57 years and nothing functions better. The Jonas peeler is Swedish design at its best. Always a cook’s preference, it’s also the consummate carrot accessory. $8.
Abbotsford, Airdrie, Prince Albert, Agincourt, Winnipeg, Sherbrooke, Sackville, Summerside, Sydney, Springdale. Everyone in Canada loves Yorkshire pudding. If they don't, they will, when they use this perfect pudding pan. $26.
You don’t have to be a slave to a hot stove...
...and chores don’t have to be turned into an art form but they can get a lot better with a good attitude and a little assistance.
Imagine having help in the kitchen from an array of useful gadgets, setting a table that’s as sunny as the south of France, or using products that smell so good you actually want to clean.
What can we say... home work can be divine!