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One of the products Red Forgeworks sells is Made in the USA Cleaver Knife / Knives. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Red Forgeworks is a traditional blacksmith shop creating high quality kitchen and home wares designed for a lifetime of everyday use. We specialize in producing carefully engineered, hand-forged kitchen knives, tools, and iron furniture using traditional methods. We strive to create heirloom quality knives, using the best ancient forging techniques combined with an extensive knowledge of modern metallurgical science and style. In addition to creating some of the highest quality products available, we are committed to using locally sourced materials whenever possible.
The shop is owned and operated by Reed Moore, who began blacksmithing while studying chemistry at Warren Wilson College and quickly discovered a strong affinity for the craft. During an intensive program at the Penland School of Crafts, he studied under Brent Bailey, one of America's foremost makers of hand tools. As a machinist at an industrial knife manufacturer in Western North Carolina, he continued to grow his knowledge, sharpening thousands of knives and developing a pragmatic understanding of blade theory. His extensive background in chemistry and metallurgy continue to inform his craftsmanship. With Red Forgeworks, he is putting this extensive background to work by creating outdoor and kitchen knives using time-honored hand-forging techniques in a range of traditional styles, all with a modern edge.
For more information about Red Forgeworks and its Made in America products see the following:
Red Forgeworks is a traditional blacksmith shop creating high quality kitchen and home wares designed for a lifetime of everyday use. We specialize in producing carefully engineered, hand-forged kitchen knives, tools, and iron furniture using traditional methods. We strive to create heirloom quality knives, using the best ancient forging techniques combined with an extensive knowledge of modern metallurgical science and style. In addition to creating some of the highest quality products available, we are committed to using locally sourced materials whenever possible.
The shop is owned and operated by Reed Moore, who began blacksmithing while studying chemistry at Warren Wilson College and quickly discovered a strong affinity for the craft. During an intensive program at the Penland School of Crafts, he studied under Brent Bailey, one of America's foremost makers of hand tools. As a machinist at an industrial knife manufacturer in Western North Carolina, he continued to grow his knowledge, sharpening thousands of knives and developing a pragmatic understanding of blade theory. His extensive background in chemistry and metallurgy continue to inform his craftsmanship. With Red Forgeworks, he is putting this extensive background to work by creating outdoor and kitchen knives using time-honored hand-forging techniques in a range of traditional styles, all with a modern edge.
One of the products Robb Walsh sells is Made in America Cookbooks. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
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Co-founder and Board Member of Foodways Texas: The mission of Foodways Texas is to preserve, promote and celebrate the diverse food cultures of Texas. Foodways Texas is headquartered in the American Studies Department in the College of Liberal Arts at The University of Texas at Austin. http://foodwaystexas.com/
Restaurateur
Partner with chef Bryan Caswell and Bill Floyd in El Real Tex-Mex Cafe ( www.elrealtexmex.com) a vintage Tex-Mex restaurant located in the historic Tower Theater, an art deco cinema built in 1936 in the Montrose neighborhood of Houston. El Real's menu and decor are based in part on recipes and archival research from the Tex-Mex Cookbook. Once called the Indiana Jones of food writers, Texan Robb Walsh has developed a cult of devoted readers who have ridden shotgun with him on his obsessive culinary adventures?from the quest for the perfect cup of coffee, to barbecue battles, to Dr Pepper bootleggers.
-Brad Thomas Parsons
For more information about Robb Walsh and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Co-founder and Board Member of Foodways Texas: The mission of Foodways Texas is to preserve, promote and celebrate the diverse food cultures of Texas. Foodways Texas is headquartered in the American Studies Department in the College of Liberal Arts at The University of Texas at Austin. http://foodwaystexas.com/
Restaurateur
Partner with chef Bryan Caswell and Bill Floyd in El Real Tex-Mex Cafe ( www.elrealtexmex.com) a vintage Tex-Mex restaurant located in the historic Tower Theater, an art deco cinema built in 1936 in the Montrose neighborhood of Houston. El Real's menu and decor are based in part on recipes and archival research from the Tex-Mex Cookbook. Once called the Indiana Jones of food writers, Texan Robb Walsh has developed a cult of devoted readers who have ridden shotgun with him on his obsessive culinary adventures?from the quest for the perfect cup of coffee, to barbecue battles, to Dr Pepper bootleggers.
-Brad Thomas Parsons
One of the products SABA Knife sells is American Made Knife / Knives. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about SABA Knife and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Chef Knives & Kitchen Knives:
Custom Made in the USA
Welcome to SABAKNIFE. We are a manufacturer of American hand made kitchen cutlery, specializing in chef knives and kitchen knives. We are known for handcrafting some of the best UNIQUE professional chef knives in the world. Our kitchen knives are built for chefs and sous chefs who chop and carve every day. We make a durable and ergonomic chef knife / kitchen knife that is designed to meet every cooking need.
SABA is taking kitchen cutlery to the next step with custom kitchen knives & chef knives crafted in the USA from the finest American high carbon steel. Each professional chef knife combines hand made quality with modern manufacturing technology. The result is a razor sharp chef knife that will last for years. If you are looking for a kitchen knife such as a carving knife, chopping knife or vegetable knife that is comfortable to use and cuts with precision, SABAKNIFE can provide you with the best chef knife available or the greatest kitchen knife you will ever own.
Sabaknife - Knives built in America
SABAKNIFE 100% built in America
Custom Made Chef & Kitchen Knives
Saba kitchen knives are hand crafted in our small shop at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Our high carbon stainless steel knives are non-corrosive and will not rust. After a lengthy production process, Saba chef knives are polished and sharpened by hand and then each kitchen knife is carefully inspected to ensure perfection.
SABAKNIFE builds an ergonomic kitchen knife for professional chefs and cooking enthusiasts. We hope that our design and American hand-made quality intrigues you enough to give our kitchen knives a try. We believe in our products with such conviction that we offer the use of our kitchen knives for 90 days. If you are not totally pleased you can return it for a full refund. Also see our long term guarantee. SABAKNIFE hand crafts American made cutlery that is unique, state-of-the-art, razor-sharp, durable, ergonomic, beautiful and a pleasure to use.
At SABA we build four lines of unique kitchen knives to meet every chefs needs.
For more information about SABA Knife and its Made in the USA products see the following:
Chef Knives & Kitchen Knives:
Custom Made in the USA
Welcome to SABAKNIFE. We are a manufacturer of American hand made kitchen cutlery, specializing in chef knives and kitchen knives. We are known for handcrafting some of the best UNIQUE professional chef knives in the world. Our kitchen knives are built for chefs and sous chefs who chop and carve every day. We make a durable and ergonomic chef knife / kitchen knife that is designed to meet every cooking need.
SABA is taking kitchen cutlery to the next step with custom kitchen knives & chef knives crafted in the USA from the finest American high carbon steel. Each professional chef knife combines hand made quality with modern manufacturing technology. The result is a razor sharp chef knife that will last for years. If you are looking for a kitchen knife such as a carving knife, chopping knife or vegetable knife that is comfortable to use and cuts with precision, SABAKNIFE can provide you with the best chef knife available or the greatest kitchen knife you will ever own.
Sabaknife - Knives built in America
SABAKNIFE 100% built in America
Custom Made Chef & Kitchen Knives
Saba kitchen knives are hand crafted in our small shop at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Our high carbon stainless steel knives are non-corrosive and will not rust. After a lengthy production process, Saba chef knives are polished and sharpened by hand and then each kitchen knife is carefully inspected to ensure perfection.
SABAKNIFE builds an ergonomic kitchen knife for professional chefs and cooking enthusiasts. We hope that our design and American hand-made quality intrigues you enough to give our kitchen knives a try. We believe in our products with such conviction that we offer the use of our kitchen knives for 90 days. If you are not totally pleased you can return it for a full refund. Also see our long term guarantee. SABAKNIFE hand crafts American made cutlery that is unique, state-of-the-art, razor-sharp, durable, ergonomic, beautiful and a pleasure to use.
At SABA we build four lines of unique kitchen knives to meet every chefs needs.
One of the products Salvatore Espresso Systems sells is American Made Espresso Machine. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Salvatore Espresso Systems and its Made in America products see the following:
When we got there, we even got a tour of Salvatore Cisaria’s workshop and found out he makes his fantastic machines entirely by hand. I mean, he makes his own moulds for brass fixtures and chromes them. He cuts the brushed stainless steel himself. I think the only part he doesn’t make is the filter baskets.
It also turns out that Salvatore used to fix Italian espresso and pasta machines. He soon figured out what worked and what didn’t and what the ultimate machine should have; things like a separate pressure system for the coffee and for the milk frothing wand, so that you can make coffee and do the milk at the same time. What a concept!! Also he decided on simple rocker switches instead of those clumsy knobs to turn everything on and off, even the steam for frothing the milk. Who hasn’t gone to back off the steam and had milk go everywhere as it takes a few extra seconds to wind the steam off? Well that often happened to me with those crappy other machines.
Depending on his work load, Salvatore takes around 6-8 weeks to make a machine to order. On display were all sorts of wacky ones, like a coffee machine that looks like a jukebox or one that was shaped like a classic car – that kind of thing. The basic semi-automatic model set us back $1200 at the time, and that was 8 years ago. The same one costs about $1360, now… By the looks of their photos, they now all come with a pressure gauge and soft switches.
It was so cool and exciting to meet Salvatore and his wife, Wendy, and to see how it all works.
About 8 weeks later we were the proud owners of a ‘Famosa’ – one of the most beautiful espresso machines around. His design really is quite Bauhaus, by which I mean form follows function. (One of the main objectives of the Bauhaus movement was to unify art, craft, and technology.)
But this machine is da bomb! The ones Salvatore makes for commercial use have the same internal workings as the home machines. They’re all well-made and industrial grade. We love it. Everyone loves it. We used to use it every day, but in the past year we’ve both cut way back on coffee so I use it probably 3 times a week and anytime anyone wants one of my killer frothy hot chocolates. It’s never needed overhauling or anything, but we did have one instance where there was a problem – the water wasn’t coming through properly from the reservoir to the pump (before it expressed). Fortunately my guy is fairly handy with machines and Salvatore talked him through the problem that turned out to be a damaged filter in the water system. If it had been more complicated than that, we’d probably have had to return the machine for repairs and he probably wouldn’t have been able to get around to looking at it for several weeks… Oh, another time Ash replaced a seal (they posted one to us) and all he had to do was deal with was four screws. Easy.
For more information about Salvatore Espresso Systems and its Made in America products see the following:
When we got there, we even got a tour of Salvatore Cisaria’s workshop and found out he makes his fantastic machines entirely by hand. I mean, he makes his own moulds for brass fixtures and chromes them. He cuts the brushed stainless steel himself. I think the only part he doesn’t make is the filter baskets.
It also turns out that Salvatore used to fix Italian espresso and pasta machines. He soon figured out what worked and what didn’t and what the ultimate machine should have; things like a separate pressure system for the coffee and for the milk frothing wand, so that you can make coffee and do the milk at the same time. What a concept!! Also he decided on simple rocker switches instead of those clumsy knobs to turn everything on and off, even the steam for frothing the milk. Who hasn’t gone to back off the steam and had milk go everywhere as it takes a few extra seconds to wind the steam off? Well that often happened to me with those crappy other machines.
Depending on his work load, Salvatore takes around 6-8 weeks to make a machine to order. On display were all sorts of wacky ones, like a coffee machine that looks like a jukebox or one that was shaped like a classic car – that kind of thing. The basic semi-automatic model set us back $1200 at the time, and that was 8 years ago. The same one costs about $1360, now… By the looks of their photos, they now all come with a pressure gauge and soft switches.
It was so cool and exciting to meet Salvatore and his wife, Wendy, and to see how it all works.
About 8 weeks later we were the proud owners of a ‘Famosa’ – one of the most beautiful espresso machines around. His design really is quite Bauhaus, by which I mean form follows function. (One of the main objectives of the Bauhaus movement was to unify art, craft, and technology.)
But this machine is da bomb! The ones Salvatore makes for commercial use have the same internal workings as the home machines. They’re all well-made and industrial grade. We love it. Everyone loves it. We used to use it every day, but in the past year we’ve both cut way back on coffee so I use it probably 3 times a week and anytime anyone wants one of my killer frothy hot chocolates. It’s never needed overhauling or anything, but we did have one instance where there was a problem – the water wasn’t coming through properly from the reservoir to the pump (before it expressed). Fortunately my guy is fairly handy with machines and Salvatore talked him through the problem that turned out to be a damaged filter in the water system. If it had been more complicated than that, we’d probably have had to return the machine for repairs and he probably wouldn’t have been able to get around to looking at it for several weeks… Oh, another time Ash replaced a seal (they posted one to us) and all he had to do was deal with was four screws. Easy.
One of the products Snap Capp sells is American Made Beverage Can Caps. A more complete list of their products is provided by Made in America Secrets, to review their list click here.
For more information about Snap Capp and its Made in America products see the following:
Snap Capps keep the carbonation in, keeping your drink fresh.
Snap Capps keep out the bugs and debris, and eliminate spills, and with several different colors to choose from, everyone's drink will be easy to identify.
Putting on your Snap Capp:
Once you've opened a can, hold the can from the top, and with a downward even pressure, push with the palm of your hand until you hear a 'snap'.
Removing your Snap Capp:
To remove your Snap Capp, leave the cap on tight and grab the Snap Capp as close to the can as possible. With one hand on the Snap Capp and the other hand in the middle of the can, separate with a quick motion.
Snap Capps are reusable, just rinse with hot water and use them over and over.
For more information about Snap Capp and its Made in America products see the following:
Snap Capps keep the carbonation in, keeping your drink fresh.
Snap Capps keep out the bugs and debris, and eliminate spills, and with several different colors to choose from, everyone's drink will be easy to identify.
Putting on your Snap Capp:
Once you've opened a can, hold the can from the top, and with a downward even pressure, push with the palm of your hand until you hear a 'snap'.
Removing your Snap Capp:
To remove your Snap Capp, leave the cap on tight and grab the Snap Capp as close to the can as possible. With one hand on the Snap Capp and the other hand in the middle of the can, separate with a quick motion.
Snap Capps are reusable, just rinse with hot water and use them over and over.