Sur La Table Watch and Charm Bracelet

Popular cooking and entertaining retailer has taken an interesting turn for the holidays, offering a new watch and charm bracelet for the foodie in your life. The Sur La Table watch has a Japanese movement in a water-resistant stainless steel case. The hands are in the form of a knife for and spoon. It sells for $69.95.
Their sterling silver cook's charm bracelet has seven charms including a whisk, cookbook, colander, mixer and measuring cups. There are also additional charms available including a martini glass, wine bottle, coffee pot and a corkscrew. The bracelet sells for $199.95 and the charms range from $12.95 to $48.95.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
just me Dec 13th 2007 11:12AM
No serious foodie (horrible term) would think of wearing either of these. People really interested in food who can afford $350.00 prix fixe dinners are not going to be wearing a seventy dollar tacky watch.
Jean Dec 13th 2007 11:28AM
Just me - I think you are confusing serious with pretentious.
Get over yourself and have some fun. I'm not a serious "foodie" but I am a serious baker and I think these are fun for what they are. Life's too short to be such a snob.