"This isn't food related," you say? Ah, but you haven't read Gordon Mark's caption to the posable wooden model he bought at Ikea:
"He's holding something (a watermelon) and running (to a BBQ)."
Use your imagination—it's totally there.
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If you don't want to fight the masses of grumpy furniture shoppers for your Ikea meatball fix, you can make them at home, thanks to this recipe for Meatballs with Cream Sauce from Ikea’s Real Swedish Book. Don't have the rusk flour the recipe calls for? No worries, breadcrumbs are a fine substitute.
The latest Ikea catalog recently hit mailboxes and the web. Most of us probably have a little Ikea in our kitchens, whether it's just a paper-towel holder or an entire suite of cabinets and cupboards. For 2008, trends seem to be primary colors, openess, and wall-mounted bars for hanging all manner of kitchen gear. After the jump, a few snapshots to whet your appetite.
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