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BonJour has a passion for the finest gourmet experiences and for creating and providing the perfect, proper equipment to make those happen. Bonjour began by making specialized gourmet coffee products in 1995, and over the two decades since, the collection expanded into a beautifully-designed, elegantly-styled selection of kitchenware for the modern epicure. The collection now comprises distinctive, innovative, gourmet beverageware, dinnerware, serveware and specialty culinary products for discriminating cooks and hosts. Contemporary gourmands love home cooking and entertaining with BonJour products and our several patented, innovative design features.

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Brewing tea leaves for perfectly flavored beverages is easy with the stylish BonJour Tea Glass Prosperity Teapot. Constructed of borosilicate shatter-resistant glass with an exceptionally durable plastic frame, this glass teapot features a patented, BPA-free shut-off infuser to allow control over flavor. Whether it’s acai blueberry white tea, English breakfast or chai rooibos, simply place your favorite loose leaf tea in the infuser and fill the carafe with hot water. Holes in the infuser basket allow tea leaves to come into contact with the heated water. And after steeping the tea to the desired strength, the filter can be plunged to seal the leaves inside a solid chamber, stopping the brewing process. Featuring a stay-cool handle and built-in coaster, this convenient glass teapot creates five full cups of flavorful tea to share with family over breakfast, or with friends in the afternoon. And the teapot is dishwasher safe for convenience. An ideal addition to kitchens of tea enthusiasts, this glass teapot makes a great partner to other tea, coffee and beverage service items in the BonJour collections.

Prosperity Glass Teapot

Cuisinart may have first become known for its food processors, made famous by the likes of Julia Child and James Beard, but since its 1973 beginnings, plugged or unplugged, nobody covers the kitchen like Cuisinart. Today, the company is a full-service culinary resource specializing in a wide array of products, preferred by chefs and favored by consumers, including countertop kitchen appliances, as well as bakeware, kitchen gadgets and tools, and dinnerware necessities, all with its signature sleek designs and the aim of making home cooking more attainable for all on a daily basis.

Cuisinart

Making breakfast for a crowd has never been easier, faster, or sleeker than with this stunning small appliance. High-tech toasting technology gets a high-style look with this stylish 4-Slice Metal Classic Toaster. This machine is actually two toasters in one, with dual independent controls that let you toast two different types of bread at once; wide slots fit a variety of bread and toaster pastries, while an extra-lift carriage makes smaller items easy to retrieve.
Features:
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<li>Custom controls let you defrost and toast simultaneously</li>
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4-Slice Metal Classic Toaster

In a studio in Red Hook, Brooklyn, graphic designer Sean Tice and Parsons alumni Kristy Hadeka work together to craft and create a variety of trusty rustic home products made from black and red slate. They source the materials from a local quarry to make everything from cheeseboards (which allow you to use chalk to specify the names of the selection of cheeses you’re presenting) to coasters, place mats and teakettle bases - all of which lend just the right amount of provincial charm to your spread.

Brooklyn Slate

A distinctive rustic backdrop for your finest Morbier or aged Gouda, this slate stunner is hand-shaped. The slip-resistant feet prevent social blunders, while the soapstone chalk lets you label your dairy delights directly on the board.

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