Yeah, so today is Black Friday in the US and many other places. That means it’s a day when ordinary, rational human beings will go and stand outside in bitterly cold weather to queue for a television at 30% off a fictitious price. Thank goodness for civilisation. It’s also probably a time when a good hot cup of coffee will help them feel less like frozen popsicles, and more like intrepid bargain hunters. So, for those of you out there…
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Williams-Sonoma Dual Probe Thermometer – multitask your meat minding
The holidays are upon us. Thanksgiving (the American version) is mere days away. Households will soon be awash with the smell of good things cooking and frantic hosts trying their best not to over or undercook anything. The Williams-Sonoma Dual Probe Thermometer should at least help you cook your meats to perfection.
Read MoreIndoor Flameless Marshmallow Roaster – all the tasty goodness of camping, none of the fire
Cold weather is perfect for s’mores, the most perfect of foods. The problem with s’mores is that you generally need a campfire to make them really good. And it’s really cold out right now. So cold. The Indoor Flameless Marshmallow Roaster is here to give you yummy s’mores from the warmth and safety of your own home.
Read MoreCuisinart ICE-45 Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker – soft serve on tap, at home, in the tummy…
Soft serve ice cream is the best ice cream. Maybe I’m just overly fond of Mr. Softee. I don’t know, but there’s something about the swirly goodness of soft serve that makes it better than normal ice cream. The Cuisinart ICE-45 Mix It In Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker lets you make soft serve in the comfort of your own home. Waistline disaster!
Read MoreCuisinart ICE-45 Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker – soft serve on tap, at home, in the tummy…
Soft serve ice cream is the best ice cream. Maybe I’m just overly fond of Mr. Softee. I don’t know, but there’s something about the swirly goodness of soft serve that makes it better than normal ice cream. The Cuisinart ICE-45 Mix It In Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker lets you make soft serve in the comfort of your own home. Waistline disaster!
Read MoreJoseph Joseph TriScale – cool scale packs away nicely when you’re done feeding the world
When you’re in the kitchen, a scale’s a scale, right? Well maybe. Once you start really cooking, beyond just reading a box or bag, you realize that recipies are written in a language which is a lot like the one you speak, but different, and that good tools are essential to get the job done. The Joseph Joseph TriScale is one to add to your arsenal.
Read MoreChemistry Set Spice Rack – time to get all nerdy in the kitchen
Cooking is science. Mixing, measuring, creating. The whole thing from start to finish a delicious science. So why not display your ingredients as the wonderful bits of chemistry that they are? The Chemistry Set Spice Rack lets your inner mad scientist shine in your laboratory, I mean kitchen.
Read MoreSorapot 2 – as your tea leaves unfurl, your stress melts away
Tea is the most relaxing of drinks. It’s good anytime of the day or night. Can’t sleep? Drink some tea. Nerves a little shot? Tea. You need to start your day and you’ve had enough sleep? Tea! Really, it’s perfect for all occasions. The Sorapot 2 puts a brand new spin on the old kettle.
Read MoreFoodini – 3D printer creates real food from real ingredients … nom, nom, nom
So remember on Star Trek how they had the Replicators and any food or drink they wanted could be created from thin air? Natural Machines is getting one step closer to that glorious future with the Foodini, a 3D printer that creates completely edible foods.
Read MoreThe Fridge – keeping you posted on when your food is due to go post date
I don’t generally share paid apps, since you can usually find something to do the same job for free, but this one should actually help you save money by keeping you from throwing out your perishables before their time. Because, let’s face it, it’s really hard to remember that those avocados don’t last forever. The Fridge app keeps you updated on when your fresh foods are about to go bad on you.
Read MorePangraph – pretty perfect pancakes prancing on your plate…yum!
Everybody loves pancakes. They’re so simple and so yummy. Mostly they’re just round and full of goodness, sometimes they’re shaped like animals, but that’s really the extent of artistic endeavors when it comes to one of the most perfect breakfast foods. Or is it? Now with the Pangraph, you can take pancake making to a whole new level.
Read MoreSelf Stirring Mug – because we all need a little automation to get the day started
Mornings are hard. I may have mentioned this before but no one likes them. It’s ok, you don’t have to lie, you’re with friends. But one thing morning has over other times of day is that nothing beats climbing out of bed to a fresh cup of whatever floats your boat. With the Self Stirring Mug, you don’t even have to be awake enough to stir.
Read MoreFizzsaver – save your soda so you can savor it
There’s possibly nothing worse than reaching into a fridge for a nice cold glass of soda, pouring it and finding out that it’s gone totally flat on you. Then you have to hate drink it in disgust while you stare angrily at the bottle. Fizzsaver wants to save you from ever having to drink flat soda again.
Read MorePhilips Pasta Maker – 1, 2, 3, and you’re an Italian masterchef!
If you want to show-off your cooking skills to invited guests or some culinary expertise for your loved one, nothing beats a homemade pasta dish. Of course it’s quite messy, and difficult, to make your own pasta at home but it’s well worth the effort, or hey, maybe you can just use a bit of clever technology to your advantage?
Read MoreThe Barisieur – let the sweet smell of fresh coffee help you rise and shine
Mornings are the worst thing to happen to anyone. Waking up is honestly the hardest part of every day, and let’s not even talk about Monday, OK? This alarm clock is on a mission to make that daily struggle just a little bit better with the soothing scent of coffee. Though not on the market yet, you’re going to want to keep an eye on the Barisieur to make sure you get yours “bright and early”.
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