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    <description>I invested in quality German knives many years ago, but last night, as I was making spaghetti, I realized that some of my favorite kitchen tools did not cost a lot of money. I used spring-loaded tongs to stir the pasta, and a microplane zester to grate cheese. These cost less than $15 and yet are the real workhorses of my kitchen. What are your favorites?</description>
    <pubDate>Mon, 21 Feb 2011 15:51:08 GMT</pubDate>
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      <description>I invested in quality German knives many years ago, but last night, as I was making spaghetti, I realized that some of my favorite kitchen tools did not cost a lot of money. I used spring-loaded tongs to stir the pasta, and a microplane zester to grate cheese. These cost less than $15 and yet are the real workhorses of my kitchen. What are your favorites?</description>
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