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WE’RE COOKING! KUHN RIKON MERCHANDISING NEWS AND TIPS • SPRING-SUMMER 2011 NEWS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU TURN SWISS DESIGNERS Amazing Product Reviews! LOOSE IN Take a look at what’s being said about Kuhn OUR NEW MELON KNIFE COLORI® IS FUNCTIONAL AND FUN THE KITCHEN? Rikon products. Creating Products Customers Love See What’s The Kitchen tools become icons We Buzz on page 4. hy make a melon knife that looks like a make the ordinary extraordinary. melon? Because customers will love it. We reinvented the lowly can opener Why turn two cooks’ tools – a knife and and dull kitchen knife! People buy W ® a spatula – into one? Because one tool makes cooking our Safety LidLifters and Knives faster and easier. Who wants cookware that keeps Colori® by the millions. food hot on the table? Busy families do! (Melon Knife Cookware goes green We make Colori and Flexi Knife Spatula national ad campaigns it easy (and delicious) to cook with ½ begin soon. See How We Support You, page 4.) the energy. 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