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In our four-part Registry Series in 2000, we're going to overhaul the gift-registry system at Cook's Emporium and bring it from the no-tech notebook into the high-tech 21st century. »

Mainstream America seems to be catching on to the affection for copper expressed by Elwell and the many other aficionados who have embraced the metal since Julia Child ushered French cooking into American homes in the '60s. »

Sweet or savory, mini muffin or roasting pan, traditional shape or special purpose, $2.99 or $99, the broad range of bakeware and its versatility in the kitchen has helped retailers maintain a steady business in the category throughout the past year. »

Image and mood play integral roles in the tabletop category these days. »

Connecting the city with the country and the world is the new International Fair of Lisbon which will bring renewed excitement to the upcoming Ceramex 2000, to be held February 12-15, 2000.  »

As one of the most brand-driven categories in the kitchen, cookware continues to present both challenges and opportunity at retail.  »

In the past 30 to 40 years, cookware has grown from shiny pieces with black handles to a category filled with all manner of shapes, sizes, colors, surfaces, and metals — and refinements still continue. »