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The Kenmore Countertop Microwave with built-in Pizza Oven
If there were ever a gadget perfect for college students, this would be it. Most of us have probably gone through the phase where we eat unhealthy, yet cheap food. Which stereotypically is Ramen and pizza. Well this microwave can help out with both items. Your Ramen can go up top in the normal part of the microwave, whereas your frozen pizza can go in the small drawer underneath to be cooked by the oven. It’s the perfect appliance to have around if you love pizza or for someplace that doesn’t have a full kitchen set up.
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Sushi Making Set Makes It Easier
I don’t know about you, but I like sushi. I must have gobbled a ton of it at CES Unveiled, and would probably eat it more often if it wasn’t so expensive at restaurants. Unfortunately, I have the hardest time making it at home, which is why I am glad that someone invented the Sushi Maker Set.
This little plastic tube can make a perfect roll in a few easy steps. All you need to do is pack each half of the roll into the tube halves, and then snap them together. From there, you just push it out like a tube of Play-Doh onto the wrapping and chop it up for some yummy bites.
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Rubik’s Cube Salt and Pepper Mills
If you’re a puzzle lover then chances are you will find the Rubik’s Cube Salt and Pepper Mills worth its…er, salt. While most of us don’t think while we eat, at least these charming little dining table additions will certainly get those brain cells moving while you chew on a solution, I mean, your steak.
Each cube is exactly the same size as an authentic Rubik’s Cube – 2.24 inches cubed! Sit the mills down next to the real thing and you won’t be able to tell between them – only difference with these cubes is you can’t play them! The Rubik’s Cube mills are built around a durable ceramic mill that grinds various coarseness salt & peppercorns. And so only the top layer of the cube rotates to operate the mill and grind the salt & pepper. The salt mill has a white top and the pepper mill has a red top so you can easily tell the difference between the two cubes.
Unlike the revered Rubik’s Cube it was based on, only the top layer of the cube rotates so you don’t have to go online to look for a solution on how to get your salt and pepper out. At least it won’t be as frustrating as the Don’t P Me Off toilet paper holder. The Rubik’s Cube Salt and Pepper Mills are going for £11.99 each.
Toast come with stamped messages
Is your other half not a morning person? Why not spruce up his/her day with some toast and eggs, albeit the former having a personal message from you stamped on it without having to resort to ink? This set of two bread stampers will cost £4.95 and are not only a snap to use, they’re even easier to keep clean. Talk about saying ‘I love you’ and ‘Good morning’ in style, but unfortunately the more hungry stomach might actually kick in before the brain registers the fact that there is actually a message on the toast. Most of us men aren’t great advocates of details anyways, so we think you’ll have better luck surprising the fairer sex with this.
KitchenArt’s Adjust-A-Burger for the overly anal chef
You might remember KitchenArt’s Adjust-A-Measure Cutting Board. Well here’s another kitchen accessory for those who are extremely particular about their food portions. This Adjust-A-Burger will allow for you to make the size of your hamburgers perfect every single time. Which does seem like a bit much, but I suppose if you have a very strict recipe, it’d be a great tool to have around. It also would be great to divide up your hamburger, then freeze it in smaller portions.
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The Easy Health Juicer with hand crank
Here’s another eco-gadget to make your morning routine a little more earth friendly. Instead of just jamming your juicer and pressing a button, go the eco-friendly route. Instead, put all the items you want juiced into it and grab the hand crank. Usually juicers make your morning more convenient and quick. However, this one might be a little easier than no juicer at all, but it’s nowhere near as easy as an electronic model.
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The plate that cooks your food
Cooking for one can at times be obnoxious. In part because, despite the fact that it’s just you, you still use a ton of dishes. Just making eggs alone, most use a small bowl to crack the eggs into, then the frying pan and spatula, and finally the plate and silverware. A quick and easy meal turns into a heap of dishes you’re stuck dealing with later. Well this new design makes an attempt to cut down on the dishes used.
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The Breville Hot Cup for single serve water
It’s not always necessary to brew up an entire pot for a hot drink in the morning. No matter what your drink of choice, sometimes it’s better to just mix up one quick cup. If I didn’t love my tea kettle so much I’d probably pick one of these up myself. Since on most occasions I only drink one cup at a time anyway. It would also save on water if you fill up the pot only to dump the excess down the drain.
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