Technology is constantly progressing and the kitchen is most likely the best place where you can see that in your home. New gadgets are always becoming
I realize the title of this post is the very definition of hyperbolic, but I allow myself to bask in hyperbole when I come across something that’s clearly straight out of the Genius Factory. (You know the one — it’s the same factory, I presume, that produced this nibble pan and this whisk tealight holder.
Next level lazy.
Todas necesitamos un ayudadita, y si pensar en cocinar te ocasiona estrés, ¡tranquila! estos productos de cocina transformarán esa experiencia de sufrimiento en placer puro. No todas […]
Kitchen is probably one of the places where we spend most of our time. Being that experimenting with food or simply making sandwiches, we always like to feel comfortable there. To combine comfort and
"Grate your Food, Not your Fingers"! SAFEGRATE was invented by a mom tired of cutting her fingers when grating or slicing food in the kitchen. SAFEGRATE makes it safer and easier to grate/slice/zest food. It can be widened to hold large pieces of food (eg potato) or squeezed tight to hold a small piece (ginger) and the food can be grated on any grater you already have at home. SAFEGRATE is sized so anyone (4yrs+) can use it and it is left and right handed friendly. Because it is stainless steel, clean up is easy with a rinse and it is dishwasher friendly
Quem disse que casa de adulto precisa ser sempre séria? As atribulações e tarefas do cotidiano podem nos deixar estressados e mau humorados. E é justamente por isso que algumas peças lúdicas na decoração podem deixar a casa mais alegre. Confira, a seleção que a HAUS preparou para você com 32 ideias para uma decoração […]
Making the best part of the house better.
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The most delicious invention since poffertjes are these aebleskiver. Also called ebleskiver or ebleskiver
It's hardly news that forks and knives have been replaced with crank-fitted cutlery and laser-cutter pizza slicers. If you even try to stab your salad with an ordinary utensil, you risk being shamed by your contemporary diners...
This bed would be fun, I think, but it might give new meaning to the term "creaky bed springs". It strikes me as giving a sort of a water be...
Did you know that May is also Evil Genius Invention Appreciation Month? Well if it wasn't before - it is now! Matt Benedetto touching base with my latest batch of Unnecessary Inventions.
New shop: retrogoodies.co.uk The Kenwood Chef, re-designed by Kenneth Grange. It has kept all the features of the A700, just squaring them off to bring the design into the 60's. It is a very successful design and has changed very little over the past 40 years
I realize the title of this post is the very definition of hyperbolic, but I allow myself to bask in hyperbole when I come across something that’s clearly straight out of the Genius Factory. (You know the one — it’s the same factory, I presume, that produced this nibble pan and this whisk tealight holder.
It's easy to realize you have a problem — but to come up with a way to fix that problem is another matter entirely. And while I love guessing whether an entrepreneur will get a deal with their brilliant problem-solving products, it's pretty doubtful…
These little hedgehogs are looking ~sharp!~
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Next level lazy.
From appliances that separate the yolk from the whites to bags allowing you to make grilled cheese in the toaster, there are many kitchen tools that make cooking way too simple. These appliances are definitely items you can live without, but what's the fun in that?
