In 1735, Benjamin Franklin wrote to his fellow Philadelphians about fire safety and gave America one of its most enduring pieces of advice: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." He was talking about house fires, but we're confident he'd apply it to pulling a sheet of cookies out of a 375-degree oven. This oven mitt puts Ben himself, sporting a chef's hat, right where the heat is.
Picture it: the kitchen smelling of cinnamon and butter, the timer going off, and you reaching into the oven with the inventor of the lightning rod on your hand. Guests will laugh, the cookies will come out perfect, and your fingertips will stay blessedly unscorched.
Franklin gave us bifocals, the library, and the post office. Today, he's giving you a pound of cure for your knuckles.
Complete the baking station with the Baked AF Gingerbread Christmas Apron, and bring Ben to the mantel with the Benjamin Franklin Christmas Stockings or his fellow founder in the Thomas Jefferson Christmas Stockings.
Round out the kitchen with the Taxation Smells Like Theft 9 oz Candle, and leave Santa a cold one in the "Less Government" Pint Glass for Santa.
We stand behind every piece we make. If you're not happy, we'll make it right.
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