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Showing posts with label top-rated gifts. Show all posts

Tupperware Rectangular Cake and Cupcake Taker

The Tupperware Rectangular Cake and Cupcake Taker is one of the BEST cake carriers out there.  If you have someone on your gift giving list who bakes a lot of cakes and cupcakes, you just might want to consider gifting him or her with this top-rated kitchen tool.

Owners everywhere love it because it makes transporting cakes and cupcakes so easy.  The base is reversible. One side (shown) holds 18 cupcakes and the other side, which is flat, holds a single- or double-layer rectangular cake.

Even if you don't carry cakes to school events, church outings, picnics or parties, this top-quality Tupperware product is perfect for keeping your baked goods fresh.

This cake taker works like a charm, is sturdy, dishwasher friendly and, perhaps most importantly, backed by Tupperware's LIFETIME warranty. 

To read a complete review of the Tupperware Rectangular Cake and Cupcake Taker, click here. To place your order on Amazon, just follow the link shown below.



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Three Cups of Tea, One Man's Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Time


Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Time


Sometimes you need to take a break and read something inspirational. The top-rated Three Cups of Tea is such a book. After an unsuccessful attempt to climb K2, the world's second highest mountain, Greg Mortenson became gravely ill and was nursed for many weeks by the inhabitants of the impoverished Pakistani village of Korphe. To show his gratitude he vowed to build the first school in this poverty-stricken village. Mortenson discovered he had a heart for educating the Pakistani people, especially girls. The one school eventually turned into 50 schools across the wild, rugged, northern regions of Pakistan. He learned to deal with the tortuous political and religious forces to get things done.

The book title comes from a local Pakistani saying: The first time you share tea with a Balti, you are a stranger. The second time, you are an honored guest. The third time you become family.

Pick up this uplifting book today for your Valentine or for yourself.

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