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Kitchenaid KitchenAid 6-Quart Slow Cooker with Glass Lid, KSC6223
This precision-accurate 6-qt. slow cooker has the ideal capacity for family-size meals and the convenience of 24-hour programming. With automatic settings to cook food on high, medium or low, ensuring foods cook evenly, retaining nutrients ...and flavor, without overcooking. Automatically shifts to "keep warm" setting at the end of a pre-set cycle, heating up to 4 hours, perfect for buffets. This KitchenAid slow cooker features an advanced self-monitoring system with electronic temperature sensor, ensuring accuracy at all 4 settings: low, commonly used for 8+ hours, medium 6-8 hours, high, 4-6 hours and keep warm setting. The illuminated digital display on this stainless-steel slow cooker allows easy viewing of the remaining cooking time and temperature. Deep oval-shaped cookwell is the ideal size to cook large cuts of meat, such as roasts, tenderloins or rib racks or ample quantity of soup or stew. Tempered glass lid to monitor cooking progress with stainless-steel rim for custom fit. Durable plastic slow cooker handles allow safe transport to the table. Convenient under-base cord wrap. Dishwasher-safe ceramic insert and lid. Since the first stand mixer was introduced in the early 1900s, the KitchenAid brand has been acclaimed internationally for performance. Inventors of efficient kitchen appliances, KitchenAid products are the result of extensive testing and research. Upholding their long-standing tradition for excellence, these technologically-advanced appliances are sophisticated in design for the home chef. Product Features ? The ease of 24-hour programming ensures family-size meals cook to perfection ? Digital settings to cook food on high, medium or low, ensuring foods cook evenly, retaining nutrients and flavor ? Automatic shifts to "keep warm" setting at the end of a pre-set cycle ? "Keep warm" setting can be selected to warm up to 4 hours ? Electronic self-monitoring system with temperature sensor ensures accuracy at all 4 settings: low, commonly used for 8+ hours, medium, 6-8 hours, high, 4-6 hours and keep warm ? Illuminated digital display to easily view remaining cook time and temperature ? Deep, 6-qt. oval-shaped cookwell accommodates large cuts of meat, or ample quantity of soup, stew or casserole ? Stainless-steel exterior encapsulates heat to ensure even cooking and is an attractive serving dish on the table ? Easy-clean ceramic cookwell ? Tempered glass lid to monitor cooking features stainless-steel rim for custom fit, and stay-cool handle ? Under-base cord wrap for convenient storage ? KitchenAid is acclaimed internationally for high performance appliances read more
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Hit the kitchen and mix things up with this KitchenAid 3-piece mixing bowl set. Plastic bowls come in versatile 2.5-qt, 1.5-qt, an...d 2-oz sizes and feature easy-pour spouts. The non-slip base provides safe stirring, and its nesting style and fashion forward colors accent any kitchen. Number of Pieces: 3 Includes: 2 oz. Bowl, 2.5 qt. Bowl, 1.5 qt. Bowl: Nesting Bowls, Nonslip Base, Easy-Pour SpoutMaterial: PlasticWeight: 2.0 Lb.see shipping and returnsguest rating overall5 of 5 stars Qualitynot rated Valuenot rated Durablenot rated see guest reviews read more
Extract the best flavor from you coffee with KitchenAid� coffee grinder. blade grinds with minimal noise push-button control detac...hable parts are dishwasher-safe read more
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The KitchenAid Silver Personal Single Serve Coffee Maker lets you make a single serving of coffee quickly and conveniently. The wa...ter tank can hold up to 18 ounces, so you can choose how much coffee you want to prepare, and you can fill it from any angle. The front-loading brew basket makes it easy to add as much ground coffee as you want, and you can use either the included gold tone filter or your favorite brand of #2 cone paper filters in the basket. Both the brew basket and gold tone filter are dishwasher safe. The one-touch brewing system is simple to operate; just scoop in 1 to 2 tablespoons of ground coffee for every 6 ounces of water and turn the unit on to get great coffee delivered directly into your cup. Because the heating element is vertically oriented, the water stays consistently hot, ensuring that there are no cooler areas in the water tank that could affect the brewing process. The unit comes with an insulated 18-ounce travel mug and lid, so you're ready to head off to work, school or play as soon as your coffee finishes brewing, and because it holds heat in, your coffee won't cool off too quickly. When your unit isn't in use, cord storage on the back keeps the cable out of the way, and the unit is compact enough to leave on your countertop, so it's always available when you need it. Features: One-touch brew system Gold tone filter included Holds 8 to 18 ounces of water Thermal travel cup and lid included Dishwasher-safe parts for easy cleaning Compact design read more
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A powerful blending system that will stir, chop, mix, puree and liquefy using 5 different pulse settings and an ice crush mode. Th...e unique one piece diamond angled pitcher and stainless steel blades work together to create a powerful vortex that creates exceptional results. Features and Benefits: Soft Start� Feature starts the motor at a slower speed to pull food into the blade then quickly increases to the selected speed setting Steel-Reinforced Coupler provides direct, efficient power transfer from the motor directly to the blade for robust blending. The coupler is coated for quiet operation.Control Panel with White LED Lights wipes clean easily Sturdy die cast metal base 60-oz. BPA-Free Diamond Pitcher design is shatter, scratch, and stain-resistant and is dishwasher safe for easy cleanup Patented, Vortex Stainless Steel Blades Diamond Shaped lock in place pitcher 5 speeds Crush Ice Function Intelli-Speed maintains optimal speed read more
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This KitchenAid� Rotor Slicer-Shredder Attachment mounts to the power hub of your KitchenAid stand mixer and makes short work of a...ll types of grating, slicing and shredding jobs. Need cheese for pizza, pasta, tacos, or macaroni and cheese? Why pay more for prepackaged shreds or crumbles or tire out your arms grating pounds of cheese by hand when you can grate cheeses quickly and easily using the power of your mixer? The Rotor Slicer-Shredder attachment comes with four removable inserts that allow you to slice to two thicknesses, as well as grate coarsely or finely. It?s perfect for making large batches of hash browns for breakfast or homemade potato chips for the kids. It also works great for slicing your favorite vegetables for salads, soups, stir-fries or sandwiches. Plus, it?s safer and easier to use and clean than a mandolin. This will soon become your go-to attachment to save time and energy in the kitchen. Best Used For: Shredding blocks of cheeses for pizza, pasta or tacos, shredding carrot for carrot cake, and slicing large batches of potatoes for chips or hash browns. Why We Love It: This attachment makes super-quick and easy work of all manner of shredding and slicing tasks, freeing up time and making meal prep easier. Features: Slices ingredients like fruits and vegetables to the desired thickness with either the thin slicing cone or thick slicing cone Shreds ingredients like cheese or carrots to either a fine or coarse consistency Comes equipped with four removable inserts: course shredder, fine shredder, thin slicer and thick slicer Mounts on any KitchenAid stand mixer power hub read more
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Everyone loves fresh pasta from their favorite local Italian restaurant, but why go out to eat when you can make fresh pasta at ho...me with the KitchenAid� 3-pc. Pasta Roller Attachment Set for your KitchenAid stand mixer? This versatile set includes three easy-to-use KitchenAid stand mixer hub-mounted attachments which can make a wide variety of pasta styles from flat, wide lasagna noodles to long, thin versions such as linguini and fettuccine. It?s easier than you can imagine to have freshly made pasta at home. After whipping up a quick batch of pasta dough in your KitchenAid stand mixer with the included recipes, the roller attachment is used to gently and gradually flatten and extend your dough to the desired thickness, which can then be passed through one of the cutter attachments separately to create customized pasta noodles. Fresh pasta is perfect for pairing with your favorite sauces, and you can even add additional layers of flavor to dishes by flavoring the noodles themselves. Try black pepper fettuccine or sun-dried tomato linguine for a burst of aromatic flavor. When you are finished, the attachments are easy to clean up. Simply let the attachments air dry, and then wipe away dried dough and excess flour with the included cleaning brush. Best Used For: Pasta noodle styles including lasagna, ravioli, fettuccine and linguini Why We Love It: Because we?ve always wanted to relive the pasta and meatballs scene from ?Lady and the Tramp? on a date night, and making homemade pasta is far more romantic than boiling the stuff from a box. Features: Three different attachments that fit into your KitchenAid stand mixer hub: a pasta roller, fettuccine cutter and spaghetti cutter Includes perfect pasta tips and recipes read more
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You don't have to be from Italy to appreciate the delicious taste of fresh pasta made with this KitchenAid 2-pc. Pasta Cutter Atta...chment Set. This handy set of two cutters attaches easily to the power hub of any KitchenAid stand mixer to turn your countertop into a virtual pasta factory that allows you to enhance the flavor of your favorite pasta dishes. The set includes a capellini cutter that can be used to make angel hair pasta and spaghetti, and a lasagnette cutter that churns out egg noodles and fettuccini pasta?the thickness of your rolled pasta dough determines the thickness of your pasta. The way these cutters work is simple: use a pasta roller to roll out sheets of dough, and then feed the dough through the cutter to make the fresh pasta that you crave for your favorite Italian dishes in no time flat. The pasta cutters are made from chrome-plated metal to ensure long service life and unparalleled performance. These well-built pasta cutting attachments are covered by a 1-year warranty on parts and labor so that you can add them to our repertoire of kitchen helpers with confidence. Features: Cutters for spaghetti, angel hair pasta and egg noodles for a variety of recipe possibilities Attach these cutters easily to the power hub of your KitchenAid stand mixer to make fresh pasta at home Two-piece set comes with a 1-year warranty to guard your purchase from any defects KitchenAid recommends that these attachments are used with the KitchenAid pasta roller attachment read more
Make Lasagna and More with the 3-Piece Pasta Roller Attachment With this KitchenAid 3-pc. pasta roller attachment you can make so ...many delicious things. Add spinach or... jeffh984 East Longmeadow, MA Wed, Jul 24, 2013 With a little practice, it works! Bought this originally for the tilt-head model and now using it on the larger professional model: The key seems to be patience and practicing on getting the pasta dough the right consistency. I would recommend this product to a friend. Was this helpful? Yes No Flag dipatters Lafayette, IN 1 of 1 people found this review helpful. Fri, Nov 30, 2012 Pasta Roller Set Good price and product. I would recommend this product to a friend. Was this helpful? Yes No Flag cbomb Omaha, NE Fri, Nov 30, 2012 Great addition to my kitchen I have used this pasta roller set to make pasta and the roller has been used to thin out fondant for my cakes. Since I can use this for both pasta and fondant, it is a great addition to my kitchen. I would recommend this product to a friend. Was this helpful? Yes No Flag tractorm Sioux Falls, SD 0 of 1 people found this review helpful. Mon, Oct 22, 2012 ok you needed know your dough texture other then its easy to use I would recommend this product to a friend. The reviewer indicated they are affiliated with this product. Was this helpful? Yes No Flag Silversmiles Bessemer, MI Sun, Jan 29, 2012 The Kitchenaid Pasta Set is the Best Gift Ever. LOVE IT!!! Wow. That is the best I can say. I received this as a gift from my husband and kids about 5 years ago. You will find yourself pulling this out on nights you just want a quick meal because making pasta takes less time the boiling the water and only a few minutes to cook. You also know exactly what is in your pasta. No more white floor but whole grain floor or maybe add spinach to it, or herb pasta. I love it we have Pasta day at least once a month now and have since I got it. My kids love helping to feed the dough into it and then cutting extra long pasta noodles. Family night is Pasta night in my house. I would recommend this product to a friend. Was this helpful? Yes No Flag darcybel Beaverton, OR Mon, Apr 4, 2011 If you've ever dreamed of making homemade pasta! I love it! I've made homemade pasta a few times always lots of work--this cut the time in half--amazing product. You will be hooked once you try it. Go to a restaurant that makes it's own pasta and taste how amazing pasta can be--then you will want this!!! I would recommend this product to a friend. Was this helpful? Yes No Flag MidwestFoodie Leasburg, MO 4 of 5 people found this review helpful. Fri, Feb 4, 2011 pasta made easy I've tried pasta extruders and hand crank rollers and cutters, but these Kitchen Aid attachments are just so easy to use and make an excellent pasta. The only secret is getting your dough mixed at the right proportions. The included recipes make perfect dough, although it does seem rather dry at first. Once you start sending it thru the roller and folding it over it comes out perfect. I'll be using the attachments for a very long time. As far as cleaning, just let the dough dry and brush out the next morning. Easy clean up with the supplied brush. I would recommend this product to a friend. Was this helpful? Yes No Flag KitchenAidFan Portland, OR 18 of 18 people found this review helpful. Mon, Jan 19, 2009 great pasta made easier We have the hand crank Marcato Atlas Pasta Maker and like it, but hand cranking was a bit of a pain, and finding somewhere solid to clamp it to was even more so in our kitchen. We love our kitchenaid mixer and most of its attachments (the citrus juicer is so-so), so when we saw this, we were intrigued. A few reviews had said it was not heavy duty, so I was relieved when we opened it and saw it was "made in Italy". It is clearly made by Marcato and is virtually identical to the Marcato Atlas Pasta Maker except it has a spot to attach to the mixer instead of attaching a hand crank. It is made w read more
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Food Grinder Attachment Grinds Meat, Fruit, Veggies and Dry Breads Make cooking easier, cleaner and quicker with the KitchenAid fo...od grinder attachment. You can blend a range of foods and prepare everything from main dishes to mouth-watering desserts effortlessly. You can pulverize your meat, fruit and veggies to the consistency you want. This grinder uses fine and coarse grinder plates to chop firm, fresh produce and even dry breads. Your choice of meals is virtually unlimited with the food grinder attachment. You can make flavorful sausage mixtures and tasty burger patties by handling your meat with the hardwood stomper. You can also use the stomper to ease vegetables and fruits into the mixer safely and without mess. The attachment comes with a useful wrench to tighten it down. This makes sure that your food does not seep out while you grind. Easy to use as well as to clean, it is the perfect accessory to add to your busy kitchen. Add variety to your daily menu with the nifty KitchenAid food grinder attachment Grinds a wide assortment of foods including meat, fruit and vegetables to the ideal consistency Choose how well you want your foods ground by using fine and coarse grinder plates Grinder plates can cut, chop and puree the firmest fruit, vegetables and dry breads Hardwood stomper helps you make delicious meaty mixtures like sausages and patties Comes with wrench to tighten down attachment and prevent food from seeping out while grinding Easy to snap on and off your grinder Simple to clean for convenient care and re-use Perfect accessory to maximize your KitchenAid stand mixers if(isI18NConvReq()){ $("#desc a").hide(); } This product is: Available for Gift Wrap This product comes with: Owner's Manual (English) Owner's Manual (Espanol) Manufacturer's Warranty (English) Manufacturer's Warranty (Espanol) Added on February 16, 2009 read more
This little stand mixer attachment will be a big help in your kitchen. � Limit 5 per household. � Product Features: Puree or ...strain fruits/vegetables for sauces and more. Product Care: Dishwasher safe Manufacturer's 1-year replacement warranty Product Details: Fits all KitchenAid stand mixers Use with food grinder attachment Model no. FVSP Promotional offers available online at Kohls.com may vary from those offered in Kohl's stores. read more
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Bonded layers of stainless-steel and aluminum provide perfect balance, handling weight, and supremely-even heat diffusion. For sau...teing or frying, the All-Clad stainless-steel French skillet with ultra-smooth nonstick interior is the culinary artist's versatile cooking pan. High sides to prepare meat or vegetable dishes, allowing easy tossing or stirring of ingredients. Domed lid circulates moisture to self-baste ingredients. Also ideal to sear or braise meats or vegetables. Oven-safe to 500 F. The All-Clad stainless-steel collection of cookware for ultimate cooking convenience features redesigned ergonomic handles and All-Clad brand and measurement/capacity on the underside of each pan for easy identification. Lids made in the USA. All-Clad's leading cookware line is brilliantly styled with a hand-polished gleaming stainless-steel finish that many of the world's professional and home chefs prefer. Magnetic exterior is perfect for induction cooktops. Made in the USA. Product Features ? 3-ply bonded construction for a lifetime of use ? Mirror-finished magnetic stainless-steel exterior is hand-polished to a lustrous shine ? Pure aluminum core covers bottom of the pan and extends up the sides for greater heat conductivity ? Easy-to-clean, ultra-smooth nonstick interior prevents foods from sticking ? Cookware maintains even heat distribution that prevents "hot spots" when cooking ? Lid contains grease and spatters ? Signature stay-cool handles are cast from solid stainless-steel and designed for ergonomic comfort ? Handles and rivets are polished stainless-steel creating a striking impression ? High-strength, noncorrosive stainless-steel rivets keep handles permanently secure, making cooking safer ? Bonded cookware handcrafted in the USA read more
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This roomy Dutch oven is ideal for simmering stews and soups, marinating roasts, or poaching chicken and fish. Longer cuts of meat... fit well for braising and roasting, too. The tight-fitting domed lid traps steam to seal in flavors and self-baste foods. Without the lid, the wide top of the oven allows for final reduction to enhance flavors. The ultimate in cookware, this All-Clad premiere line features the patented Copper-Core? five-ply bonded design with a thick copper center core to maximize heat conductivity. The copper ply is bonded to aluminum to enhance heat distribution while reducing weight. The bonded exterior and interior layers are highest-quality stainless-steel, providing the ideal cooking surface, ease of cleaning, extreme durability and aesthetic appeal. Product Features ? 5-ply bonded layers of stainless-steel, aluminum and copper allow pieces to heat quickly and evenly ? Pure aluminum and thick copper inner core throughout for optimal heat conductivity ? Accented with an exterior stripe of copper for maximum heat conductivity ? Easy-to-clean 18/10 stainless-steel interior helps prevent foods from sticking ? Stainless-steel interior will not react with foods ? Cookware maintains even heat distribution that prevents "hot spots" when cooking ? Mirrored-finish domed stainless-steel lid traps steam to self-baste foods ? Rolled edge promotes dripless pouring ? Signature stay-cool handles are cast from solid stainless-steel and designed for ergonomic comfort ? Handles and rivets are polished stainless-steel creating a striking impression ? High-strength, non-corrosive stainless-steel rivets keep handles permanently secure, making cooking safer ? Oven- and broiler-safe up to 500 F ? Suited for all stovetops including electric, gas, ceramic and halogen ? Hand-washing recommended ? Made in the U.S.A. (lid manufactured overseas) All-Clad Cookware Lifetime Warranty: From date of purchase, All-Clad guarantees to repair or replace any item found defective in material, construction or workmanship under normal use and following care instructions. This excludes damage from misuse or abuse. Minor imperfections and slight color variations are normal. read more
The Le Creuset Tri-Ply Stainless-Steel 5-Qt. Braiser is a professional-grade classic for braising, roasting, searing and sauteing ...meats and vegetables infused with moist, delicious flavor. The tri-ply stainless-steel construction with full base-to-rim aluminum core equips the covered stainless-steel braiser to heat all over quickly and evenly. With the dry-heat browning or searing, then moist-heat simmering, your creamy risottos, coq au vin and spicy pork ribs cook faster and without hot spots or scorching. The magnetic 18/10 stainless-steel exterior's brushed finish helps hide fingerprints and an 18/10 stainless-steel interior fully sears even on lower heat. Whether you're right- or left-handed, the precision-pour rim conveniently pours gravies, sauces and liquids without messy spills and splashes. The Le Creuset stainless-steel braiser's wide yet low profile accommodates larger meats and liquids all in one pan and flawlessly finishes dishes in the oven. The ergonomic, polished stainless-steel handles stay cool and a mirror-finish lid fits tightly to lock in nutrients and flavors. Secure stainless-steel rivets add to the Le Creuset tri-ply stainless-steel 5-qt. braiser's long-lasting durability for cooking on any stove top or inside the oven to 425 F. The covered stainless-steel braiser's cleans easily in the dishwasher or by hand. The mainstay of French chefs for nearly a century, Le Creuset is synonymous with both exceptional craftsmanship and brilliant style. A trendsetter in high-quality, indispensable cookware, Le Creuset designs each culinary piece for both gourmets and novice home chefs. Product Features ? Commercial tri-ply stainless-steel construction with full base-to-rim aluminum core for all-over heat conductivity ? Le Creuset stainless-steel braiser all-around heat distribution prevents hot spots and scorching ? Signature precision-pour rim conveniently prevents pouring splashes and spills ? Non-drip rim works equally well for right- or left-handed pouring ? 18/10 stainless-steel interior efficiently sears and braises foods even on lower heat ? Brushed 18/10 stainless-steel exterior with a polished band helps hide fingerprints ? Capacity markings help with quick and easy liquid measurements ? Mirror-finish lid fits tightly to lock in nutrients and flavors ? Stay-cool, polished stainless-steel handles are designed for ergonomic comfort ? Secure stainless-steel rivets provide extra durability ? Magnetic base is etched with covered stainless-steel braiser's size for quick reference ? Use with nonmetal utensils to better protect the cookware surface ? Suited for all stovetops including electric, gas, ceramic, halogen and induction ? Oven-safe to 425 F (220 C, Gas Mark 7) and broiler-safe ? Dishwasher-safe; hand washing recommended ? Limited lifetime warranty read more
Whether you're preparing a delicate hollandaise sauce, steaming savory wild rice or simmering a hearty soup, no other piece of coo...kware offers more reliable results. Inspired by French chefs, the new premium MultiClad Pro Stainless cookware helps you cook like a pro! Imported. Limited lifetime warranty. Product Features ? Easy-care brushed stainless-steel exterior and nonreactive stainless-steel interior ? Triple Ply construction features a pure aluminum core eliminating hot spots ? Heat Surround technology allows for even heat distribution along the bottom of and up the side walls of the cookware ? Pan rim is tapered to make pouring clean and easy ? Riveted handles are made of solid cast stainless steel for ultimate durability ? Cool Grip stick handle dissipates heat through a V-shaped opening at the pan juncture ? Handle has an opening at the end for hanging ? Oven safe to 500 F ? Freezer safe ? Dishwasher safe ? Suitable for all cook tops, including induction read more
Slow-simmer white chili, reduce Bearnaise sauce or rapidly boil penne pasta in the Zwilling J.A. Henckels Sol Thermolon Saucepan w...ith Lid. The easy-release Thermolon saucepan prepares healthy entrees from apricot-chicken couscous to zesty potato stew using little or no oil or butter. A full clad, tri-ply construction of magnetic stainless-steel exterior, strong aluminum core and 18/10 stainless-steel interior equips the stainless-steel nonstick saucepan to conduct heat evenly from rim to rim for uniform cooking without hot spots. Ecologically safe, the PTFE- and PFOA-free Zwilling Sol Thermolon saucepan is engineered of natural non-organic materials. The patented Thermolon nonstick ceramic surface is a cookware breakthrough, reducing carbon emissions by 60% during manufacturing and the innovative cooking surface does not release fumes when heated. With short heating times and heat-saving properties, the Thermolon saucepan is energy efficient whether you're reducing orange-soy sauce or reheating leftovers. Exceptionally durable and scratch- and abrasion-resistant, the stainless-steel nonstick saucepan is oven- and broiler-safe up to 500 F. High-performance pan's tight-fitting lid locks in flavors and moisture. Compatible with all cooktops including induction, the Zwilling Sol Thermolon saucepan features an ergonomic, riveted stainless-steel handle that stays cool to the touch. Hand washing is recommended. The cookware that consistently receives highest ratings from CHEFS customers has been improved. CHEFS, in coordination with Zwilling J.A. Henckels, has designed an ergonomic handle for Sol Thermolon cookware that provides a more comfortable grip for easier lifting. Tempered glass lid with double-riveted handles ensures easy transport. Stainless-steel rim provides a tight-fitting seal, efficiently retaining nutrients and flavors. Zwilling, in business since 1731, delivers superior quality cookware, cutlery and tools for professional chefs and home gourmets worldwide. Sol Thermolon Ceramic nonstick cookware is available exclusively from CHEFS. Product Features ? Eco-friendly Thermolon nonstick ceramic cooking surface is PTFE- and PFOA-free ? Patented Thermolon cooking surface reduces carbon emissions by 60% during manufacturing and does not release fumes when heated ? Scratch- and abrasion-resistant Thermolon saucepan offers lifetime durability ? Oven- and broiler-safe to 500 F ? Zwilling Sol Thermolon saucepan uses little or no oil or butter and provides easy release and cleanup ? Short heating times and heat-saving properties ensure energy efficiency ? Fully clad tri-ply 3 mm construction of magnetic stainless-steel exterior, aluminum core and 18/10 stainless-steel interior heats quickly and evenly from rim to rim ? Stainless-steel nonstick saucepan heats up the entire sides for thorough cooking ? Magnetic stainless-steel exterior with elegant brushed finish ? Ergonomic stainless-steel handle double riveted for durability ? Tight-fitting glass lid with stainless-steel rim allows monitoring of cooking progress ? Solid cast loop handle with V-shaped connection base stays cool longer ? Handle offers a convenient, large hanging loop ? Flared non-drip pouring rim ensures smooth transfer of foods ? Thermolon ceramic nonstick surface does not contain toxic substances ? Use with nonmetal utensils to better protect the nonstick cookware surface ? Engineered for use with gas, ceramic, glass, electric, halogen and induction cooktops ? Oven- and broiler-safe to 500 F ? Hand washing recommended ? Lifetime warranty against manufacturer's defects; 2-year warranty for loss of nonstick properties or peeling read more
Turn your Cuisinart Stand Mixer into a versatile kitchen countertop grinder. Hand select free range, organic, grain fed or low fat... ingredients and grind your own healthy meats, poultry, fish or vegetables. Easy-to-assemble grinder includes interchangeable discs for fine, medium or coarse cuts, and large and small sausage nozzles. The low-power speed from your stand mixer and this efficient attachment tackles all grinding tasks with professional ease. Use with Cuisinart 5 1/2 -quart and 7-quart stand mixers. Limited three-year product warranty. 9 1/2"L x 7 1/2"W x 8 1/2"H with tray. 3 lbs. Model: SM-MG. Product Features ? Versatile grinder prepares fresh meats, vegetables, relishes and more in seconds ? 3 grinding discs in fine, medium and coarse give you the versatility you need ? 2 sausage nozzles in large and small make sausage grinding a breeze ? Roomy tray lets you gather foods before sliding them into grinder ? Handy pusher keeps foods moving efficiently through grinder ? Attaches easily to low speed outlet on your Cuisinart stand mixer ? Tray, pusher and wrench are top rack dishwasher-safe ? Instruction and recipe booklet included read more
Start mornings with fresh, gourmet foods that are simple to prepare and a delight to taste. The KitchenAid Breakfast Kit attachmen...ts include a citrus juicer for fresh-squeezed juices, a food grinder to prepare cheeses, sauces and salsa for omelets and scrambles, and small and large sausage stuffer tubes to make smaller links or larger Italian or Polish sausage, kielbasa or bratwurst. An oversized food tray holds large quantities of ingredients. Turn any KitchenAid household stand mixer into breakfast foods central any time of day. All attachment pieces are easy to attach and easy to clean. Hassle-free 1-year replacement warranty. 2 1/2 lbs. Model: KN12AP. Product Features ? Citrus juicer quickly and easily extracts juice from citrus fruits of all sizes from limes to grapefruit ? Strainer basket traps pulp and seeds ? Food grinder efficiently grinds raw or cooked meat, cheese, firm fruits and vegetables and dry bread ? Food grinder includes coarse and fine grinding plates for a variety of food sizes ? Stuffing tubes work with the food grinder to make small (3/4") and large (1") sausage links ? Food pusher/wrench keeps ingredients moving efficiently into processor ? Food tray ensures a wide work surface for large quantities of food feeding into the food grinder ? Attaches easily to all KitchenAid household stand mixers ? Instruction and recipe booklets included in English, French and Spanish Specifications ? Citrus Juicer: 8 1/2"L x 6 1/4"W x 7"H ? Food Grinder: 6 1/4"L x 3 7/8"W x 7 1/4"H ? Sausage Stuffers: 2 1/8" Dia. x 4"H ? Food Tray: 6 5/8"L x 12 1/4"W x 1 3/4"H read more
Cuisinart is leading the way in nonstick cookware that is healthier for you and is easier on the environment. The Cuisinart GreenG...ourmet Tri-Ply Nonstick Stainless-Steel Skillet with its exclusive Ceramica nonstick technology is completely PTFE- and PFOA-free. Ceramica is a ceramic-based cooking interior instead of petroleum-based, so the manufacturing reduces oil consumption and preserves ecosystems. Cuisinart GreenGourmet delivers the performance and styling preferred by eco-conscious chefs everywhere. For nutritious healthful cooking, the premium nonstick skillet eliminates the need to add oil or butter to prevent foods from sticking. The professional triple layer design features an aluminum alloy core bonded to a stainless-steel interior and a magnetic induction-ready, stainless-steel exterior saving energy to reach desired cooking temperatures. Eco-friendly skillet is perfect for browning, frying and sauteing and creating sumptuous omelets, fish fillets, burgers and more. Tri-ply skillet is sized just right for simply frying an egg, too. Stay-cool riveted handle is made from 70% recycled stainless-steel and offers a comfortable grip and a thumb rest for ultimate control. The Cuisinart GreenGourmet skillet is ideal for all stove tops, including induction. Safe for oven and freezer. Versatile skillet offers quick cleanup with warm soapy water and the brushed stainless-steel exterior retains its timeless appeal year after year. Product packaging is made from 100% recycled materials and is printed with soy ink. The Cuisinart name is synonymous with leading-edge kitchenware for both professional and home chefs. Julia Child and James Beard were among the first renowned chefs to applaud the Cuisinart revolutionary food processor introduced to America in 1973. Today Cuisinart offers an impressive line of countertop and hand-held appliances, cookware, bakeware and specialty products. A long-time recipient of prestigious design awards, Cuisinart was awarded the 2009 Chicago Athenaeum Green Good Design Award for the GreenGourmet line. Discover the performance and convenience of Cuisinart GreenGourmet nonstick stainless cookware combining eco-friendly sensibilities and durable tri-ply construction. Product Features ? GreenGourmet skillet delivers superior cooking performance and "going green" savvy ? Exclusive Ceramica nonstick cooking interior is ceramic-based and petroleum-free ? Completely PTFE- and PFOA-free for healthier cooking ? Triple layer of aluminum alloy core encapsulated in stainless-steel delivers optimal heat ? Nonstick cooking surface eliminates the need to add oil or butter ? Brushed stainless-steel exterior is magnetic induction-ready ? Professional look cookware accents any kitchen decor ? Cool-touch, riveted handle makes lifting easy and safe ? Comfort-grip handle features a thumb rest for smooth control ? 70% recycled stainless-steel handle reduces environmental waste ? Safe with plastic, wood and nylon utensils ? Suitable for all stove tops, including induction ? Oven-safe up to 500 F ? Safe for freezer food storage ? Hand wash ? Lifetime warranty read more
Designed for high-heat cooking, such as frying, searing and sauteing, the Scanpan fry pan heats evenly, without hot spots. Thick, ...pressure-cast aluminum body distributes heat uniformly, without hot spots, ensuring gourmet cooking performance. With exclusive, PFOA-free ceramic-nonstick technology, the interior of this Scanpan skillet is so durable, metal utensils will not damage the surface. A healthier alternative to cooking, the PFOA-free interior is so amazingly smooth, food releases without the use of oil or butter. Ultra-smooth, ceramic-titanium nonstick interior is superior in the quick release of foods. Patented titanium-nonstick surface developed by Scanpan not only offers foolproof release, this fry pan sears, browns and deglazes to perfection, cooking methods not achievable with traditional nonstick cookware. The sloped sides of this Scanpan frying pan allow easy turning of food. An unsurpassed skillet to fry eggs or omelettes without sticking, this fry pan will also add golden crispness to hash browns or French fries. Larger fry pan is the perfect choice for frittata, quiche or casserole, with the versatility to finish in the oven. Sears steaks, pork chops and chicken breasts, while sealing in moisture, nutrients and flavor. Ergonomic handle stays cool to the touch. End hanging loop. Pressure-cast aluminum. Dishwasher-safe. Made in Denmark. Lifetime warranty. Product Features ? A revolutionary fry pan for high-heat cooking, with a nonstick surface that allows exceptional release ? Pressure-cast aluminum body distributes and retains heat evenly, without hot spots ? Patented, extraordinarily-durable interior is a ceramic and titanium compound, super-heated and fired for lasting strength ? Ideal for frying without oil or butter ? Sears, browns and deglazes, cooking methods not achievable with traditional nonstick cookware ? Sloped sides allow easy turning of foods ? Perfect to fry eggs or omelettes, without sticking ? Adds golden crispness to hash browns and French fries ? Sears meat, pork and poultry, while sealing in moisture, nutrients and flavor ? Ergonomic cool-touch handle ? Will not warp, peel, blister or crack ? Ceramic-titanium nonstick technology consistently wins high nonstick cookware ratings from leading consumer publications read more
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Owning one helmet each for winter, spring, summer, and fall sucks.
- Bombshell Construction protects your dome from dents, dings, and the occasional tree, rock, or fence
- Tough, removable Bombshell ear pads keep your ears warm and protected from snow, branches, and snowballs
- Adjustable AirEvac ventilation lets cool, fresh air circulate under your lid while hot air escapes
- A removable goggle lock keeps your eyewear secure while you slay the mountain at Mach-speed
- Upgrade to the optional Skullcandy audio system so you can jam out on the chairlift or at the skatepark (Skullcandy sold separately)
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Holt in action!
Jenn W
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Kind of hard to see, but I'm wearing my Holt and my buddy who was behind me snapped this photo about 30 seconds before I wiped out and narrowly missed smashing into a tree. Glad I was wearing this because it did help me out on impact.
Great helmet/IOX combo, and GOATS!
Carver Shaw
Member since
I love how seamlessly Smith products go together. Here is the IOX goggle with the Smith Holt helmet.
The goats are ready to ski!
Pray for snow!
Family of Holt Helmets
Alexa Shaw
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Me and my wife in our Smith Holt Helmets
Smith Holt Awsome!
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This helmet is a great buy for this price! It is the first helmet i have purchased because i am beginning to ride the park on my skis more often. This helmet provides excellent comfort, a great fit and perfect protection! I wear it every time i ski now and it has saved me from some pretty bad headaches while making me look good at the same time. I LOVE IT!!!
Good for the money
Member since
I bought this helmet because of lime color which is just great. I also like the plastic it's made of: it's silky when you touch it and matte. However it doesn't have any nice features like size fitting system or adjustable vents. The helmet is a good quality one but very simple. I also think it was designed for men, not for women, since Smith women's helmets fit much better (for me). This one was designed for a round head I think, and it's a bit loose on me. Overall, it's not a bad helmet, but you get what you pay for. If you are looking for a non-pricey helmet I think it would be a good option.
Great for the money
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
paid thirty dollars, definitely would recommend especially at any price close to that. Functions well in both summer and winter and pair up amazing with my smith goggles and skullcandy audio
Is it bulky? I got a luckybums adult helmet...
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Is it bulky? I got a luckybums adult helmet ( I know shut up I thought it was cool looking on the site and deeply regret it)and it's extremely bulky and I hate it. Was wondering how this fared?
Brandon Collett
Member since
This helmet is very lightweight and not bulky. I barely notice it on my head! Hope that helps!
First helmet in 10 years
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Decent build quality. No adjustable fit.
Can be a bit snug with the ear pads for my head anyway. Average helmet.
Good all around but not what I wanted
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
The helmet fit true to its size and looked good. But I already have the Giro Bad Lieutenant and it was the same thing. Styrofoam core with a plastic shell. Simple and reliable but it doesn't have the new impact rated materials of higher end helmets that I was looking for. Its a good helmet but isn't as highly impact certified as others.
It'll protect your head.
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
It's a decent helmet, very basic. I bought it because it was the cheapest one at pro-shop after I forgot my R.E.D helmet before a trip.
PROS: good venting, goggles fit, warm (ridden -35C without a beanie underneath), ear pads are detachable, can take speakers in the ear pads. *Cheap & protects your head*
CONS: shell is huge. definitely makes you look and feel like a bobble head. no vent controls. Shell scratches easily (vs. RED i've gone through less trees with this one and it has more scratches and chips)
VERDICT: if I could do it again, I'd consider buying another Smith but probably seek out their more sculpted lines that don't emphasize a bobble head feel/look and have vent controls.
Member since
very true about the bobble head look. plus it doesn't incorporate goggles well so it looks out of place.
Smith/ Holt w/ Skull Candy
Kirk Thompson
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought this helmet back in 09' for skiing. It worked so well I ended up using it for paragliding as well. I have worn this helmet at least 4 times a week for the last 4 years. This helmet works both winter and summer. I just stopped in here to look for a new one because I would like fresh colors. Excellent helmet and I am buying again!
Holt for a female
Kayla Smartz
Member since
I'm not a huge fan of female specific helmets, so I went with the Holt. I have a tiny (even though I'm 22 years old) head so I went with a Small. I don't wear a beanie underneath, but it was still really big with my goggles under. I could've definitely fit into an extra small, but I didn't read the sizing chart. Anyway, I'm not sure if it's because the helmet is a tad big on me, but it doesn't fit too well with my Smith I/O goggles. I tend to get a lot of GAPER GAP! No bueno. Also, it doesn't come down very far in the back (by my neck). It's a great helmet, but just doesn't fit me right so it falls off when I fall.
Jess L
Member since
- Gender: Female
Just out of the box. Fits great. Goes well with my Scope Pros, minimum gaps between the frame and helmet for chill to creep in. Pretty comfy too. Huntsmen is a great colour.
Lexi D
Member since
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
While this helmet is nice because it has a low profile, and it comes in neat colors, I had to return it. My head measures around 20 inches, and the XS was WAY too large for me,so it absolutely didn't work out.
The "Red Neon" is also much more red than pink in the pictured image, which was also a disappointment. Going to stick with Women's specific helmets from now on because I do have such a small head.
Cameron Wilkins
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
great fit, all season helmet, audio compatible and cool color ways. what else can you ask for?
Great Helmet
Brandon Ball
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Bought specifically because it said it's dual use for winter and summer. The padding combos are easy to switch out for skateboarding in the summer and snowboarding in the winter. I'm just a casual skater/boarder so for periodic use it will work perfect for me. More of a snow helmet than a skate helmet but overall very satisfied.
Solid fit
Alexa Shaw
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have skied in this helmet the past two seasons and love how comfortable and stylish it is. I wear Smith I/O goggles with it and love the fit.
Ultimate Integration
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Can this helmet be used for wakeboarding?...
Member since
Can this helmet be used for wakeboarding? I snowboard too but wakeboard more often, wanting to find out if this helmet would work for both. Is the material a good one for getting wet?
Hayden Beck
Member since
Not a good wake helmet...check out bern helmets...they are the best multi-sport helmets in the buisness.
I recomend the Watts(http://www.bernunlimited.com/Products/Helmets/Watts?helmetType=Snow)
or the Macon (http://www.bernunlimited.com/Products/Helmets/Macon?helmetType=Snow)
Both of these helmets have a winter liner that can be removed for summer use
Does tis helmet work with Oakley splice.
bryden vaughan
Member since
Does tis helmet work with Oakley splice.
I wear my goggles under my helmet.
Alexa Shaw
Member since
Works great, I wore my old splice goggles under the helmet and have had no issues. good fit.
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1976 Cadillac Eldorado convertible for sale, original documented 6,300 mile survivor. Firethorn red exterior with white leather. 4 hour long comprehensive inspection conducted for the estate on each car (3 Cadillacs in all) with full written detailed report, 300+ photos, video walk around and video test drive. Email our office for links to all of these. firstname.lastname@example.com. Report highlights listed below:
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BODY: showable quality, beautiful, original 6,000 mile survivor body. All factory spot welds visible. No repairs ever. Doors close with two finger effort. One small door ping. Paint isn't broken here, so it could be removed. Stain free white top operates perfectly. Hard parade boot has likely never been used.
FRAME/FLOORS: Excellent original collision-free frame, with no rot or decay visible. Original fuel lines and brake lines installed, with original clips all along frame rails. Original bumper mounts to frame indicate no visible collision or towing damage whatsoever. Floor pans are visibly clean and stout, with original factory paint color still present where original undercoating was once installed. No level of fresh detail or clean-up work has been done underneath vehicle. Some cosmetic oxidation and surface rust buildup on some original non-factory painted parts; see photos. Clean quarter panel splashes and trunk extensions. No active leaking seen on bottom of vehicle, other than some dampness on transmission pan, but no active dripping noted on floors. See photo of floor under vehicle.
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TEST DRIVE-Easy start, good acceleration with no hesitation, Suspension handles well, floats nicely. Tranny shifts well up and down, fluid is clean. Brakes apply smoothly, no pull or pulse. A/C operates, but needs recharge/service. Asking price is $35,000.00. Currently, there is one lower miles comparable car for sale in market for $60,000. This is the lowest miles car available in the market in the mid $30's price range. An excellent investment grade car described in an honest as is fashion. Request link to report and 300 pics by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Or, call 800-301-3886. After hours, 810-691-2664.
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The era of green energy from municipal solid waste and its associated fuel sources is just beginning. Like landfills and waste-to-energy plants before, these facilities will require an assured flow of tonnage for consistent operations and profitability.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010By Paul Hauck, Russ Filtz
Unlike landfills and existing waste-to-energy plants, the newer forms of waste conversion facilities can be more sensitive to the makeup of the feedstock, both in composition and physical characteristics. How does this affect the material recovery facility (MRF) of tomorrow? Certain materials will have to be included or removed, sized properly (e.g., screened or shredded), dried, or densified per the requirements of the selected green energy technology. Other forms of green energy are also viable (e.g., solar heat and electric, wind, or wave) and can be used to supplement biofuels from waste. None, however, can be as easily operated for baseload power like biofuel facilities.
The future MRF will be required to function both as a materials recovery facility and as a fuels-processing facility, similar to previous refuse-derived fuel (RDF) plants. (Note that most past RDF plants focused primarily on fuel preparation at the expense of recycling.) Ideally, these functions could be activated on the fly, either with a flip of a switch or with operational changes, to seamlessly convert back and forth from recovered materials to renewable fuels/energy, based on the best revenue stream on a given day (or given hour, with electric rates).
In the far distant future, as green energy technologies evolve (or as someone invents a small, safe, fusion reactor) the MRF as we know it could actually become extinct. A utopian dream right now, but wouldn't it be nice to have single-bin curbside collection of all MSW (including greenwaste, household hazardous waste, pharmaceuticals, and electronic waste), where you could adjust the system as desired for heat, electricity, syngas, propane, methane, ethanol, or biodiesel? Potentially any number of carbon-hydrogen-based molecules, or even pure metals and other elements off the periodic table, could be produced, given the right technology. (OK, maybe in 100 years or so for that long-awaited journey "back to the future!")
Figure 1 shows the relation between today's MRF and proposed fuel-preparation and green-energy technologies of the future. The boxes denote process trains and do not have to be separate facilities. In fact, collocating these facilities, either on the same site or even within one building, has advantages.
Future MRF operators will have to be satisfied with handling even more materials than they do now, and in more flexible ways. The coming push for green energy fuel sources will most certainly make the MRF designer's life more interesting.
A Brief History in (MRF) Time The basic MRF, along with the requisite collection system, has been rapidly changing over the last 20 to 30 years. It has evolved from the multi-bin/truckside sort method to dual-stream (termed commingled), to a brief look at wet/dry European systems, blue bag co-collection with MSW, to the current single-stream approach. Although it is considered a modern incarnation of a MRF, single-stream processing attempts were made more than 20 years ago. Unfortunately, it faced higher equipment costs for the paper/container auto-sort machines, contaminated materials (still a potential problem), and industry reluctance to completely convert collection methods (i.e., most places still had large investments in multibin or dual-stream dedicated recycling trucks).
Times change, and so do processing schemes and equipment. Single-stream MRFs are the pre-imminent technology of today. They can range from low technology with mostly manual sorts to extremely high technology with almost no human hands touching the material. Advances in paper screening from containers, acceptance of eddy current magnets, and the real stars of the process line—optical and near-infrared sorting units—are helping. Modern single-stream MRFs automatically sort by paper grade or container type/color/resin, with quality and speeds far greater than human sorters can achieve. Although these advanced sort units can be expensive, especially if used in tandem for multiple sorts, they are still cheaper per unit than the initial equipment used 20 years ago. Decades ago, a single paper-container screen could cost upwards of $400,000 to 500,000. Today, a modern disk-based paper/container screen can cost half as much or less—a real bargain. Figure 2 shows a state-of-the-art implementation of multiple automated sorting units in a single-stream MRF.
Throughout the last several decades, the dirty MRF (sorting through pure MSW) was slinking in the background. It is still utilized in several places, sometimes as secondary sorting in a "blue bag" MRF. Getting dirty is attractive in that no MSW collection changes needed to be made, but, on the processing side, things get a little rough. Dirty MRFs require a lot of equipment and sorters and result in a lot of contaminated materials and oversized conveyor systems to handle the volume, as well as attention to a host of other issues. The diversion rates for a dirty MRF can be impressive compared to clean MRFs (a clean MRF system is essentially one that handles recyclables only, no MSW). But the dirty MRF requires good equipment, skilled operators, and extensive maintenance programs, not to mention an understanding of the end markets for the lower-quality sorted materials. A saving grace for the dirty MRF is that the technology will most likely serve well in prepping material for several of the green-energy technologies.
A driving factor in MRF advancements was the realization that collection costs of any MSW/recyclable handling system are far greater than the processing or disposal costs (potentially by a factor of 3 or more). So the question quickly became "How do I minimize collection costs and maximize recovered tonnage?" instead of "How I minimize processing costs or maximize material quality?" If the latter question held sway, we never would have moved from multibin/truckside sorting, which has enormous associated collection costs. The evolving renewable fuel preparation facility may take this collection efficiency to the extreme by allowing other current separate collections to be combined, such as yardwaste and C&D.
Some areas are now looking at separate foodwaste collection, which is a seemingly backward step toward more bins in an already multibin collection system. While it might look environmentally friendly to remove readily compostable or fermentable materials from the MSW stream in the new green-energy era, we now have potentially more collection vehicles on the road. More vehicles increase overall collection costs, traffic congestion, and greenhouse gases (GHGs). To verify these assumptions, each proposed green-energy project should perform full life cycle analyses beginning with collection and not just the processing lines.
As an alternate to separate collection of various materials, why not throw it all in one bin and let the renewable fuel and green energy facilities take care of it? In this case, even the old wet/dry collection approach may make better sense by using a "thermal" process on the dry fractions and an anaerobic process on the wet fraction (i.e., two green-energy technologies in parallel).
It is easy to visualize such innovative processing systems with emerging green energy technologies in mind. However, since these facilities aren't yet commercially proven in the US market, the separate foodwaste collections and similar projects still make sense, at least in the near term. This will immediately help limit the amount of GHG production that escapes to the atmosphere (i.e., get it out of the landfill before methane is formed) or to provide clean material streams for composting, codigestion, or existing green-energy facilities (e.g., hog fuel systems or paper/plastic-based RDF co-fired with coal).
Green Energy Conversion Technologies This paper does not contain a technical treatise of all the existing and planned permutations of these technologies, for they are too numerous. Most of these technologies are still unproven at anything more than bench-top scale, so the actual feedstock and processing intricacies are still to be ferreted out. We will be looking at the general categories of the emerging green-energy technologies and their requirements for feedstock, with the resulting impact on the sorting and fuel-preparation facilities.
The most common existing green-energy conversion technologies are advanced combustion (e.g., mass burn or RDF), size reduction, and anaerobic digestion. Emerging technologies include thermal gasification and pyrolysis, biofuel conversion (e.g., thermochemical or biochemical), chemical, and/or combinations of the above. Many of the emerging green-energy technologies have long histories and have been tried in the past, but advancements and/or volatility of fuel prices have made them attractive again. State and federal legislation initiatives have also created significant revenue incentives for many green-energy processes. The actual resources that can be recovered from waste for production of green energy include MSW, RDF (processed MSW or source-separated high-Btu material), biomass (cellulosic materials and yardwaste, energy crops, or agricultural residues), organics (foodwaste as well as fats, oils, and grease, or FOG), and wastewater plant biosolids.
Figure 3 represents today's relative risk (or maturity) in the technologies employed for converting the feedstock into green fuels/energy. Once these emerging technologies become commercially viable and accepted, they will start competing for the various waste streams and require the requisite changes in collection systems and/or fuel processing techniques.
Another issue with emerging green technologies is that within each major category or type of facility, specifically the thermal processes, there may be multiple subsets of processing requirements. Some thermal processes may be plasma-arc-based, whereas others use heat produced within the process, sometimes augmented with other fuels. Each of these processes will have specific requirements on how the fuel needs to be processed, typically maximum size requirements, composition, and moisture content. All of this needs to be carefully assessed so that the entire waste system, from collection through processing and conversion, can be designed properly. Some systems may have quick residence times in the "reaction" area, hence requiring smaller fuel-particle size for complete reaction or conversion. Others may have longer reaction times and/or employ higher temperatures and can process larger particle sizes. This information about the specific process is important for the fuel processing facility in order to design the equipment system to produce the proper renewable fuel.
Similar arguments about sizing can be made concerning the waste fuel composition for each type of conversion facility, even down to the subset of each vendor's process. Some processes can take unprocessed MSW, whereas others may want plastics but not biomass, and still others may want biomass but not plastics. In addition to all those issues to worry about, the moisture content of the feedstock can also cause problems or inefficiencies with certain conversion technologies, although "too dry" in an anaerobic process is much easier to correct than being too wet in others.
As described and noted below, there are many potential pitfalls in producing the right feedstock for a specific green-energy fuel-conversion process. The work for any fuel-processing facility designer or planner is certainly "in the details." As with most solid waste facilities, a cookie-cutter approach does not always work well, and each situation needs to be examined individually. Table 1 lists some of the feedstock requirements for each of the general green energy fuel technologies.
Why bother with green-energy technologies? Current waste-to-energy (WTE) facilities only capture about 13% of the total MSW wastestream in the United States. That means there is an immense untapped resource that can be converted to energy of some form (e.g., liquid fuel, heat, electricity, or gas). While some of this is currently being converted into methane in landfills, the production and capture of the methane has limited efficiency as much of the gas is still lost to atmosphere or flared with no beneficial use.
In electric terms alone, from only 13% of the total waste being captured for electricity, potentially more than 16,000 MW of power is being wasted by not using an advanced green-energy technology or existing WTE methods. Some of this energy could even be used in the form of syngas, biomethane, or steam to power existing or mothballed fossil-fuel power plant turbines. This type of energy use would further reduce dependence on coal and oil, also reducing air pollution, as compared with fossil fuels. Figure 4 represents some relative pollution amounts from existing WTE technology versus fossil fuels. The advanced green-energy conversion technologies should result in similar or better "low or no" pollution numbers, once proven at commercial scales.
Almost all solid waste master plans, and even projects currently in the pipeline for construction, include some form of "black box" for future technology. The challenge today is to design a proposed facility with some form of coherent integration with these future green-energy technologies. There are several ways to provide for this flexibility in both designing a specific site and the process line:
Naturally, option 3 is the best approach to be well positioned for the green-energy era. Without knowing which green-energy technology is most appropriate for the local markets, how do you even begin to design the required fuel processing flexibility into the MRF? Most of the existing technologies will require preparing the feedstock to a specification smaller than the average container size, something an average MRF does not do. With that requirement, some kind of shredding will be needed at the fuel processing facility, or at least planned for in the design. The shredding line could be a complete secondary process line, or it could be integrated into the various sorted streams of the current MRF. Ideally, the layout would provide for both, shredding directly from the tipping floor or handling a designed waste-to-fuel stream from the sorted MRF materials.
Once some of the fuel feedstock requirements are defined, the sorting/shredding function can be designed into the MRF and/or fuel processing facility. Again, one must keep in mind that no single system will be perfect for all scenarios. However, a well-designed sorting/processing system should function under most conditions, if it has enough flexibility in feed systems, and various options to recycle or divert to fuel the various sorted material streams.
Biomass and other organics are typically collected in a source-separated manner, but they don't have to be. Dirty MRF screening and sorting technology can do an adequate job of separating these resources from the MSW feedstock if required by the selected green-energy process. In the case of wastewater biosolids and FOG, it is best to keep them separate until final stages of the fuel blending, or better, hauled directly to the green-energy facility if the process allows.
Raw MSW typically does not require sorting other than the possible upfront removal of such inerts as glass, ceramics, and metals. Several of the gasification processes, which also employ vitrification, do not require upfront sorting of these materials, as they may be vitrified into an inert slag and metal pellets that can be separated and marketed. Current advanced mass-burn combustion facilities also do not require presorting, as the process can liberate many of the metals and allow for removal from the residual ash in a post-combustion process.
RDF is basically MSW processed through a dirty-MRF-type system to minimize inerts and wet organics, sometimes with high-value recyclables "cherry-picked" out of the stream.
Once all the various feed streams are sorted, the primary means of producing process-ready renewable fuel is that of shredding (see Table 1). Shredding MSW and other organic feedstock can be a complex subject in itself and worthy of a separate article. Suffice it to say that shredding is a noisy, dusty, high-maintenance, costly operation. And with a potential for explosions, it can be dangerous. Proper selection of shredder capacity and type is critical. Naturally, shredding costs rise rapidly as throughput increases or shred size decreases (i.e., sizing at minus-one-half inch costs more than a rough 24-inch chop). Figure 5 represents a simplistic view of the throughput-versus-size issue (and each type or make of shredder will have its own unique curve). The trick is to select a shredding system with the throughput/size crossover point at the selected technology's requirements and at a reasonable cost point.
Since some shredder types are better at rough chops versus fine sizing, and vice versa, higher throughput shredding lines normally utilize two to three shredders in tandem. MSW shredder lines can easily run into millions of dollars for even modest 5- to 15-tons-per-hour (tph) systems. With current single-stream processing lines topping 20–30 tph, and if portions of recyclables are diverted to fuel production along with raw MSW, several shredding lines will be required in even smaller-size green-fuel processing layouts.
After shredding and possibly mixing with source-separated biomass, the resulting fuel may require pelletizing and/or drying for storage prior to use in the green-energy process as a renewable fuel. As it's best to keep the green-energy fuel processes running smoothly with a constant feed of materials, the produced fuel will need to be stored for possibly extended lengths of time. There are two factors to keep in mind when designing the storage area: moisture control and fire prevention. If the drying step mentioned above is not done properly, the material could begin to decompose, which can cause odors or even spontaneous combustion. Fire prevention is therefore a primary concern for this area, since you are basically storing fuel indoors.
Progressive Site Planning With the site, building, and equipment laid out appropriately for the selected green-energy process requirements, the hardest decision will be whether to build the full material recovery and/or fuel processing facilities now, or leave a building expansion for later. This decision to build big or small naturally depends on the timeframe for implementing a green-energy facility and the renewable-fuel processing line. Recently, several projects have been rushing to build facilities larger than currently needed due to attractive construction pricing.
With the actual green-energy-processing site planned, the surrounding land use and potential energy users need to be under contract. This step should actually be developed parallel with, or even before, the actual fuel production facilities. Past successful WTE projects primarily sold electricity to local utilities or steam/biogas to industrial users within close proximity. Recent experience in Japan and Europe with syngas being sold to adjacent industrial facilities shows that projects can overcome the restriction on retail sale of electricity from nonregulated utilities. Syngas, steam, and hot-water users also used to have to be located fairly close to the production facility in order for there to be direct pipeline feeds (within several miles usually). However, recent spikes in fuel costs and efficiencies in raw gas treatment and handling facilities have increased the economical distance for a pipeline to much longer distances.
Another fairly common approach, but not widespread, is to actually collocate renewable energy users on the same property as the energy producer. Recently this form of site planning has been termed the eco-park or eco-campusapproach. Typically, other municipal facilities, such as water or wastewater treatment plants have been powered under such arrangements (see Figure 6 for a successful example).
A recent development of the green-energy movement has seen even nonindustrial corporations becoming interested in collocating offices in an eco-park setup in order to directly use green-produced electricity. Other users desiring collocation include university research departments (especially those in the environmental fields) and hence the term eco-campus.
The collocation arrangements can work out nicely for the green-energy producer as they can sometimes use the energy or electricity directly to the benefit of the energy host without having to connect to a power grid and sell their power at a discounted rate. In this scenario, the entity generating the green power will capture the full retail value of the energy, or agree to share the higher revenue stream with the participating energy host. As a word of caution, disconnecting from the bulk electric system will require the addition of a reliable backup power system to ensure continuous operation during planned outages or other downtimes.
There are many combinations of facilities that eco-parks can include and service, and as always, each project needs to be evaluated on its own merits. Figure 7 illustrates just a few ways several municipal utility facilities can coexist and produce valuable products and green energy with significant benefits to the host community.
One additional market for green-energy facilities could be at existing WTE facilities. Although on the outside they may appear to competing for the same waste, many facilities are at or over capacity, and portions of the local MSW tonnage now goes to landfills. Employing upfront sorting and green-fuel/energy production at these facilities would make sense for efficient waste deliveries and provide for a green renewable energy solution that, in all likelihood, will be less costly than a normal combustion facility expansion or building one from scratch. Figure 8 represents the potential core processing facilities for any future MRF complex.
Green-Energy Economics How are all these green-energy facilities paid for? It is nice to be environmentally sound, but projects in today's economy need to be financially viable as well. The initial push has been a credit trading system with the federal Renewable Fuel Standard, which are counted in RINs (one RIN = 1 gallon of fuel), and the state initiatives for Renewable Energy Credits, or RECs (one REC = 1 MWh of electric power). RINs pertain to liquid fuels and RECs to electricity generated from renewable fuel sources. Syngas and steam have to compete solely on their inherent fuel value, as no renewable credit system is currently in place.
The key issue to keep in mind with RECs and RINs is that these are additional revenue sources over and above the energy sale itself. Pending federal legislation may soon result in a national Renewable Portfolio Standard (RPS) that could result in significant opportunities for improved project revenues. The bottom line: Now is the time to start planning for the renewable era.
From an economics standpoint, the revenue from the high-value fuel or electricity, plus any REC and/or RIN credits, has to offset the costs of producing the fuel and the green-energy facility itself. With the complicated economics involved, it usually is best to perform life cycle analyses of any proposed solid waste management system, from collection through disposal and product sales.
Conclusion (or the Beginning?) Both MRF processing and green-energy production have come a long way from the days of simple landfilling of MSW and WTE projects. While the latter two will continue to be mainstays of many solid waste management systems, the modern MRF has also gained prominence and equal partner status with the proven methods of the past. Most state and federal legislation also requires that a host community must employ a robust recycling program in order for MSW to qualify as a renewable fuel. Green energy from MSW will also gain equal footing in the waste management hierarchy as technologies mature and are proven at commercial scale. The humble MRF and its associated equipment have progressed to the point where efficient and flexible preprocessing of fuel can be a reality. Some careful forethought and proper equipment selection is all you really need to help you "sort" through all the possibilities.
Author's Bio: Russ Filtz, P.E. is a discipline leader within CDM, specializing in recycling, waste transfer, and alternative technologies.
Author's Bio: Paul Hauck, P.E., is senior engineer with CDM Smith in Tampa, FL.
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If you need special accommodations as a result of a disability, please contact the Hunter Education Instructor or the Hunter Education Office at (303)291-7233 or (303)291-7470. If you are hearing impaired and need Sign Language Interpretation, please download the Accommodations Form and send an e-mail to email@example.com or a fax to (303)-291-7113 to request the Hunter Education Interpreter(s). We request that you contact us with at least 15 days notice prior to the event. To know more about how we provide opportunities to individuals with disabilities see our Disabled Accessibility page.
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