Issue link: http://osercommunicationsgroup.uberflip.com/i/261709
O C G S H O W D A I LY S a t u r d a y, A u g u s t 1 3 , 2 0 1 1 6 RECIPE NEST: A BETTER WAY TO STORE RECIPES vibrant colors. Recipe Nest was created by Joan Chamberlain, a Dallas dentist and avid foodie, to solve the problem she was hav- ing of finding a recipe "box" that neatly held all of the different sizes of recipes she had in her collection. "I wanted one holder that I could just drop recipes into, whether they are full pages I'd printed off of the internet, torn out of a magazine or jotted down on a scrap of paper." Recipe Nest has been a favorite of professional organizers and cooking show fans who want the simplest way to hold and retrieve favorite recipes. Your customers will love this smart, stylish solution. Please come by booth 3469 for a demo and check out their website www.recipe relish.com for more information. THE FASTEST WINE CHILLER ON THE MARKET your wine at the prop- er temperature, mak- ing it better. Is your bottle of white wine warming up too quickly? The Ravi- Instant Wine chiller will give it back its freshness … instantly. And yes, red wines should be served slightly chilled. You can now bring a room-temperature wine to cellar temper- ature in seconds, for a smoother taste, enhanced flavor and better bouquet. Now you can drink every glass of wine at the perfect temperature! Ravi's success comes from its inno- vative line of products. Stop by its booth at the NYIGF and see for yourself―the unique, colorful line will be sure to please any wine lover that comes to your store. Marc-Andre Nadeau and Eric Lapointe are in charge of sales and they will be at the booth, happy to answer any questions you might have or to show you firsthand how amazing Ravi's products truly are. For more information, call or email Marc-André Nadeau at 514-312-8476 or manadeau@ravisolution.com. You can also visit www.ravisolution.com or stop by booth 3648. Acclaimed by wine profes- sionals, Ravi Solution's Ravi-Instant Wine Chiller is by far the smallest and fastest wine chiller on the market today. Specializing in wine accessories, Ravi Solu- tion's line of products is unique and innovative, with attention to style and performance. This year, apart from its unique Instant Wine Chiller, Ravi is launching two great new products at the NYIGF. With the help of Lotus 823 PR firm, this year will be its best for sure―major media visibility is in the works and great Q4 TV and print media appearances are planned. Stop by booth 3648 to see the unique Pocket Ice Bucket, a unique, foldable and colorful Ice Bucket that will spice up your table and keep your bottle of wine nicely chilled. Also new this year is Ravi Solution's patented Vacuum Stopper, efficient and colorful, easy to use with a two-in-one design. This stopper will make sure that your opened bottle of wine stays fresh for at least seven days. For 2011-2012, Ravi Solution has a great new packaging for the one-of-a- kind Instant Wine Chiller. Its flagship product ensures that you always serve Organizing recipes has never been easier with Recipe Nest ® , the signature product of Recipe Relish, LLC. Its patented design is the ideal solution for foodies and home cooks who have a pile of loose recipes stuffed into drawers, cabinets and cookbooks. Recipe Nest holds 200 recipes of any format―full pages, clippings or cards―and eliminates the need for punching holes or using sheet protec- tors to hold them securely. In addition, it does double duty on the kitchen countertop by displaying a recipe in use. The clip on the front and the col- lapsible easel on the back are designed to hold a recipe at just the right angle for easy viewing. Each Recipe Nest comes with tabbed dividers and assorted labels for organizing. The col- orful covers feature original designs in HOW TO BE A "JERK" BY ROLF GLASS soda fountain glasses. These gorgeous reminders of the soda foun- tain era in American culture are an inspired addition to any décor. They are perfect for entertaining By Barbie Brady I am both nostalgic and sen- timental. Even though I am a bit too young to remember "soda fountain" days, I used to love the Depression-era glassware that my grand- mother owned. Substantial tumblers to hold my ice cream and soda concoctions used to appear from her cupboards. I would proceed to play the role of a minor mixologist while filling them with every sugary confection I could get my tiny hands on. When those glasses appeared I knew we were in for a treat. Rolf Glass has brought that feeling back with their "Jerk" collection of vin- tage-inspired goblets and soda fountain glasses. A classic 1950s diamond wheel- engraved pattern wraps around the rim of each glass, with an added splash of color on the bottom: retro green on their ice cream goblets and a bright blue on their Continued on Page 24