Kitchen gadgets seem to be one of the most abundant kinds of cool gadgets. There are just so many things you can do in the kitchen that a gadget will help you with.
If you want a kitchen gadget set to aid you in your daily kitchen chores, check out our reports on new and unique kitchen contraptions.
Looking to give somebody a kitchen gadget for Christmas, check out our Kitchen Gadgets Gift Guide.
It almost seems like manufacturers are getting desperate to sell their kitchen scales. Lately there have been many kitchen scales that try to have a twist to make them more appealing to the general public. Well if you use yours a lot, this one will let you listen to you music. At least with this you can combine your iPod dock with a kitchen scale instead of having two different gadgets cluttering up your countertop.
Beaba Babycook is a baby sized food processor for making your own babyfood.
I remember when our boy was first born, I reeled over the cost of baby food. But what can you do, they have you over a barrel as a concerned parent isn’t about to strike out on their own to make pureed food for their child’s sensitive stomachs. Or are they? I have to admit, I would’ve tried the Beaba BabyCook.
Some of you might be confused my headline, but if you have roommates, you know what I mean. I’m sure you’ve opened the refrigerator door to find that “your” supply of milk has significantly gone down, or that special meal that you had been saving has mysteriously vanished.
I suppose this is why the Fridge Locker was invented, to keep that pesky roommate away from your cold hard stash. Yes, that might settle a dispute between you and your live-in friend, but you might hear this bit of whining afterward: “A Fridge Locker? Aw man, it’s like you don’t even trust me”.
Keep baked good fresher longer with Bagel Dome
We don’t need another bagel, we don’t need another bread dish. All we want is life beyond Bageldome … okay, it’s a really bad paraphrase of a cool movie theme song, and while I can’t sing like Tina Turner, I can enjoy Bagels outside of a window of a few days. That’s the promise of the Bagel dome.
But not just bagels, any baked dish can stay fresher, longer. The Bagel Dome uses a vacuum to suck out air and seal in freshness. It’s one touch button is powered by a pair of C batteries.
If you like home made biscuits, fresh bagels, or even some yummy cupcakes that can stay fresher longer and not end up with day old bread, then Bagel Dome may be ideal. And at about $40, it’s not a bad deal.
Hat Tip – Taylor Gifts
With budgets getting tight, it’s always nice to get the longest life out of your food that’s possible. Well this bagel dome may look a bit goofy, but it’ll make sure your baked goods last a lot longer by vacuum sealing them in. The dome won’t require you to keep it plugged in either, which means it’d also be great to transport food when you have a get together of some kind.
This next device has a name that some of you might have a hard time pronouncing, but just say the word “cook” and you got it. I’m not certain what the heck QOOQ stands for, though.
The QOOQ is a kitchen computer and it comes with 10 recipes from chefs on video. It also can connect to the internet over the Ethernet or Wifi, and the user can even subscribe to monthly updates for lots more recipes. There is also a meal planner and a shopping list maker that will also help before the cooking. It doesn’t have an Internet Browser, but it can be used to update recipes, get weather information, internet radio stations, and can also be used as a digital picture frame.
If having a kitchen scale hanging on the wall as a clock was a bit much for you, this foldable scale goes for a minimal approach. It allows for you to keep that counter space that you love having, while still making it so that you don’t have to stash it in a deep dark corner of a cabinet. Not only does it fold up, but it’s capable of making storage even easier by hanging on a towel or utensil rack.
Want to introduce some laughter to your home? The Spread Heads collection will be a prime choice, where we have covered some of them in the past before. Among them include Ketchup Charlie, Mustard Marvin, Toothpaste Pete and Toothpaste Oscar, where they retail from $4.49 to $4.99. Of course, we’re wondering when will they come up with a BBQ sauce version under this brand.
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