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Old 05-15-2008, 04:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Photos: Food Network and Kohl's Launch Bobby Flay-Branded Kitchenware

FOOD NETWORK AND KOHL'S LAUNCH BOBBY FLAY-BRANDED
KITCHENWARE AND CASUAL ENTERTAINING PRODUCTS


Food Network Star Serves Up First Lifestyle Collection of
Cookware, Dinnerware, Gadgets, Cutlery and More


NEW YORK, May 15, 2008 /PRNewswire/ – Food Network and Kohl's Corporation (NYSE: KSS) will debut the Bobby Flay casual lifestyle collection, available only at Kohl's stores and Kohls.com May 15. This launch is an extension of the original collaboration between Food Network and Kohl's, which introduced Food Network-branded kitchenware products in September 2007.
The new Bobby Flay collection encompasses casual lifestyle products, unique grilling items, and the worldly Mediterranean influences of Bobby's culinary point of view. The product assortment includes a diverse selection of affordable cookware, dinnerware, kitchen gadgets, utensils, cutlery, kitchen textiles and barbecue tools. At launch, regular prices will range from $4.99 for an oatmeal bowl to $139.99 for a 16-Piece Plancha Dinnerware Set.
"This collection is quintessentially Bobby Flay – his bold style, culinary expertise, and personality all come through in this exceptional line," said Sergei Kuharsky, general manager, Food Network. "We are proud to have partnered with Bobby and Kohl's to bring our viewers these fresh tools just in time for summer grilling and backyard barbecues."
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I like the dishes. Kohl's
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I bought a Bobby Flay Garlic Roaster today.
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"the worldly Mediterranean influences of Bobby's culinary point of view" wait a minute have I missed the boat someplace, I always thought of Bobby being southwest in his cooking style. The line looks nice but then I do not expect anything but quality and elegance from Kohl's. I am really surprised that the whole line wasn't southwestern.
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It has sort of a southwestern or Mexican look in the colors, even a little turquoise added which is popular in the southwest.
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I saw this stuff in Kohl's today, very nice. The cast iron stuff is really thich and heavy I'm impressed with the quality. I really liked the big rustic bowl, and the etched glasses and pitcher.

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I like the pasta bowls. I am tempted to get them. I did buy they garlic roaster.
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I bought a Bobby Flay Garlic Roaster today.

Is it different than the clay terra cotta ones?
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It just has a ceramic finish on the inside of the dish the bottom is unglazed terracotta and the whole lid is glossy finished too.

Bobby Flay Medium Garlic Oven
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I like that blue bowl in the first picture.
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