Everybody loves pizza – just ask the Ninja Turtles and they’ll tell you just how many tons of cheese and pepperoni they have consumed over the years with Master Splinter. Enter the Stonebake Pizza Oven that makes baking your own pizza so easy, you’d best get a more intensive exercise routine to help fight the calories that come with loads of pizza.

As well as an upper grill, this brilliant gizmo features a spinning stone element that imparts a unique stonebaked flavour to your favorite circular snacks. Simply pop in a pizza – frozen, fresh, pre-baked, whatever – adjust the dual timer, close the lid and Giovanni’s your uncle. You can even watch the cheese bubbling via a viewing panel in the lid. The intense heat generated by this mains-powered baby delivers an authentic-tasting pizza with a gorgeously crispy base before you can say ‘quattro formaggi’. (Well maybe a bit longer). Even a fresh pizza takes only 10 minutes. If you prefer your Giuseppe a little sloppier, just adjust the timer. As soon as the Stonebake Pizza Oven starts to work its magic, the heady aroma of stonebaked dough fills the air. It’s just like being in a Neapolitan pizzeria. If you ever tire of pizza (as if), this idiot-proof appliance comes with a special deep dish for cooking all kinds of delicious snacks: from omelettes and pasties to quiches and croissants. Enormous ovens? Who needs ‘em.

You can bring home the Stonebake Pizza Oven for just £49.95.

It’s usually best for all parties involved that I don’t cook and sadly that even includes something as simple as grilling a hot dog.  It’s just not good.  I have a tendency to get distracted or take them off too soon in fear of me screwing it up if I leave them on much longer.  Yes I know, it’s really quite sad.  I tend to eat like the stereotypical bachelor, frozen dinners and Ramen noodles.  Well with this little gadget, I might manage to at least get an even burn on my hot dogs and actually add something new to my diet.

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There is nothing quite like a hot cup of joe in the morning, and I know that I need my caffeine fix before my day starts. With the Brisk Brew Portable Coffee Pot, I will be able to carry my personal stash of caffeine without having to share it with anybody else.

So why put up with sub-standard coffee when you’re on the road? This little coffee pot brews a fantastic cup of coffee and yet packs down to the size of two paperback books. A perfect fit for when you’re traveling around! It even comes with a collapsible spoon, and little packets to hold your coffee grounds and sugar. It’s a one-stop-shop.

At $39.99 a pop, it looks like a necessity for coffee lovers.

I once heard a comedian talk about the miscellaneous cloth that people have in their kitchens. It’s usually hung on the handle of the refrigerator or oven door, and it gets used for everything. You can wipe spills with it, clean off excess water, even wipe kid’s nose. Then when it’s time to eat an apple, we usually wipe it clean with the very same cloth.

Apparently that comedian wasn’t the only one to have noticed this obvious problem of spreading bacteria in the kitchen. Fortunately, an inventor who is graduating from De Monfort University in Leicaster has developed a high-tech replacement alternative for kitchen cloths.

His invention is called the Aquavac, and it is designed to clean up wet and dry messes. It will also dry hands and crockery. The Aquavac is designed with certain polymers that contain anti-bacterial substances, making it dishwasher safe and completely hygienic.

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With Father’s Day coming up in June, anyone with a father who enjoys grilling might want to pick up one of these multi-tools from Grill Tek.  From the looks of it, it is pretty much the Swiss Army knife of grilling.  It has a couple useful items and that extra tool that you stare at endlessly wondering why on earth it is actually necessary.  The Grilling Multi-Tool features six different tools to make grilling out just a bit easier.

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I hate admitting this, but I’m a horrible cook. I generally stick to things that involve either a microwave or boiling water. Sometimes I’ll actually use the oven, but only if it’s something simple. Needless to say I don’t do any grilling, and wouldn’t carry around a portable grill if I could. However, if you’re the kind of person that lives to grill and grills to live, check out this cool folding BBQ.

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I don’t do a lot of cooking in the kitchen, mostly because I don’t have the patience and I’m just too picky of an eater. Most of the things I like can be made by using the microwave or boiling water, so I stick to what I like. However, if you do enjoy the culinary arts, you might be interested in this handy little measuring device.

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I’m not a morning person. I never have been, and I doubt that I ever really will. I’m the kind of guy that gets up, showers, dresses and still looks and acts like a zombie. The last thing I need in the morning is some way to make my routine more dangerous, because lets face it, I’m clumsy enough when I’m not groggy. Needless to say, this toaster won’t be making its way into my kitchen any time soon.

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