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Sideboard Urban Gray Home Price: $1665.80 VIEW MORE HERE Product description   This Shaker-inspired sideboard is a wonderful addition to a kitchen, dining room or even an entryway. It boasts plenty of storage with four drawers, a storage cabinet behind its doors and lower display shelf. Expertly crafted from solid mindy hardwood with mindy veneers, it features a charming wire-brushed Urban Gray finish with complementary silver antique brass finished hardware. Charming wire-brushed Urban Gray finish with complementary silver antique brass finished hardware. Finish Name: Urban Gray. Finish Distressing: Moderate. Country of Origin: Vietnam. Product Dimensions: 40""W x 14""D x 33""H. Average Shipping Time: 10 This product ships via freight carrier. To avoid any delays with shipping or order cancellations, please provide a phone number at checkout to schedule delivery.   Special offers and product promotions Get a $75.00 statement cre...

Milk Frother, VAVA Liquid Heater with Hot or Cold Milk Only this week $29.99 VAVA Electric  Hot, Warm, or Cold Milk: Refresh yourself with your choice of cold, warm, or hot milk so you can make cappuccinos, macchiatos, lattes, flat whites, and more. Note: Please use milk less than 115ml/3.9oz for frothing, 240ml/8.1oz for heating. Please use whole milk for frothing. Extra Whisks for More Froth: Comes with an additional set of whisks for frothy-goodness to delight the entire family Silent, Secure, and Smart Design: Quiet operation when frothing; Strix temperature controls meet international safety standards; angled ergonomic spout minimizes spillages Safe and Stick-Free Covering: Cleanups are quick with a safe, non-stick coating that leaves no trace elements in your milk Top Price $29.99 You decide.We just found out MIGMAGING

When we gave away those Crock-Pot Versaware slow cookers, we asked readers what they would make in their slow cooker. Reader Louie C said that she would make overnight oatmeal with buttermilk and apricots. Well, at least two readers immediately wanted the recipe! We adore steel-cut oats too, so when Louie C kindly gave us the recipe we tested and ate it twice. Here it is, for your morning oatmeal enjoyment! Here is reader Louie C's original recipe, explanation and one major disclaimer. We tweaked the recipe that follows just a bit - see our explanation below. My cooker has only one temperature, which is quite high, and as a result I've never successfully made this -- I end up with a thick gummy crust on the bottom and top which has to be scraped off and thrown away -- it's a real waste. However, it does work on the stovetop, with a slight adjustment of the amount of liquids, and I can't think of any reason for it not to work in a more sophisticated crockpot. ...