No horsemeat here! Just a bloody fun “T-Bone Steak Noteblock” available from the San Francisco-based Chronicle Books. Ideal for jotting down the meatiest ideas and lists, this die-cut notebook has 240 steak-shaped pages. It measures 5-1/4″ x 7-1/4″ and comes shrink-wrapped for freshness. For additional information, visit www.chroniclebooks.com.
Contributed by Kathy Krassner, Krassner Communications
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