Join Hourglass Coffee Brew for sensitive stomachs
Usually coffee is made in the old fashioned way of brewing it in the pot. However, if you have a stomach sensitive to the acids that are in coffee, you might find this different method quite useful. It’ll create your coffee in a way that is far less acidic and therefore a bit more gentle on your stomach. Of course it takes a little longer to create it initially, but it’s well worth the wait.
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iQue: Geek Meets Outdoor Grill
Just when you thought that you can’t update something technologically, here comes the Blue Ember iQue. This grill has “an integrated computer for precision control” for cooking your meat “on the barbie”.
The user has the option of setting the time and temperature for cooking. He or she even has the option of selecting the meat, and whether it will be well done, medium rare, or whatever setting that he or she prefers. The iQue also has an integrated temperature probe, and the computer will automatically lower the heat level based on its desired settings.
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The pizza box goes green
According to recent studies, Pizza is a $30 billion dollar industry. That’s a heck of a lot of cardboard boxes in our landfills. But a Pizza box company has come up with a very simple pizza box design which recycles and reuses the box the pizza comes in with a simple tear along the serrated lines. Bet you didn’t think a simple square box could be redesigned, did you?
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MO:BEN Lunchbox heats and stores your food
Anyone who has ever taken leftovers to work for their lunch knows that it can be a pain at times. First of all you have to decide if you trust your coworkers enough to leave the food in the fridge. Then you have to deal with a line to the microwave at some places. I have worked at places before that don’t exactly leave me feeling encouraged to keep bringing food from home. Well with this lunchbox, it might make things a lot easier and give you more time to relax on your lunch break.
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Snap and Dine turns picnics into 5 star experiences … sort of
Picnics and pot luck dinners share something in common – plastic utensils and paper plates. Not the kind of equipment if you’re seeking to make the dining experience a little more classy. Fundraising dinners, for example, which don’t have the budget of a political campaign can’t really make an elegant impression and still keep the costs low. Enter Snap and Dine
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Thanko’s USB Powered Lunchbox
On the night before I went to Vegas for CES, I ate some Chinese food. Of course, it is impossible to eat Chinese food without having leftovers, and so I took a paper bag full of leftovers so I could reheat them later. I figured that there would be a microwave in the hotel waiting room or in my room.
However, that didn’t appear to be the case, and so I had to throw away a perfectly good dinner or lunch because I simply didn’t have the means to heat it up. It’s like the old cartoon where the guy is stranded on a deserted island and finds a crate of canned food, but doesn’t have a can opener.
Now, if I had the USB powered lunchbox from Thanko, all I would need to do is plug it into my laptop, insert the food, and subject it to 140 degree temperatures. No food goes to waste, and I wouldn’t have to shell out more money at an over-priced Las Vegas restaurant.
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Hi Tech Knife Block stops cross contamination in its slots
Keeping with today’s “kitchen theme,” is a digital knife block that engages in a little germ warfare. Cross contamination can often happen in the kitchen and some residual germs can not only taint the taste of a good meal, but make someone down right ill in the process. So, it becomes important to kill the little buggers any way you can. And the Germ Eliminating Knife Block is a very useful tool to insure that food preparation is as safe as can be. How does the Germ Eliminating Knife Block do it?
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WowBacon microwave for fast and healthy snacks
Bacon lovers, take note! The WowBacon microwave claims to let you broil your own bacon (and not fry them) in a fast and easy manner, filling up your tummy each time the munchies strike.
Its ability to let you easily and quickly make only as much freshly-broiled bacon as you want, on the spur of the moment and without the usual mess, is a convenience offered by none other. Small, takes up little space but no bacon cooker can make bacon faster. Broil a pound of regular or thick cut bacon in less than 10 minutes! Use two broilers, one in the microwave, while the other is unloaded and reloaded.
If you’re a bacon lover and won’t eat absolutely any other kind of meat, then the WowBacon is definitely the right device to bring home. Just in case somebody comes up to you and start lecturing on how bad bacon is for your health, WowBacon has come up with some counter points.
- It is crispier, has less fat. Precooked bacon must be cooked more to make it crisp, often using more towels
- Its bacon has bulk. It doesn’t taste papery
- It doesn’t limit your choices or brands
- It costs half for the same weight eaten
You can pick up a single unit for $19.95, while a Twin Pak will retail for $34.95.
