WTF Is ThatKirin Electric Salt Spoon
A spoon that tries to make food taste saltier by using electricity is not a sentence one expects to read.
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WTF Is ThatA spoon that tries to make food taste saltier by using electricity is not a sentence one expects to read.
Visual ShowstopperFish-shaped glasses that stack into a fish-shaped display: tableware with a second life on the shelf.
That's Actually BrilliantA stovetop espresso machine with a twin-boiler brain hiding inside it.
Why Does This ExistA garlic crusher shaped like a vampire because everyone needs a vampire-based kitchen utensil.
That's Actually BrilliantA citrus press that folds flat is a tiny triumph for drawers that are already too full.
Visual ShowstopperPancakeBot draws breakfast with batter, which is a strong argument for treating brunch as a fabrication process.
Hidden NormalOrtwo is a spice mill you squeeze, because grinding pepper apparently needed a different hand movement.
Future Is HereFoodini prints edible shapes from fresh ingredients, giving the kitchen its own small additive-manufacturing department.
Visual ShowstopperA bar tool that makes aromatic bubbles and clouds turns cocktail presentation into a small special-effects department.
Future Is HereRotimatic measures, kneads, flattens and cooks rotis while you stand nearby wondering how far automation should go.
Why Does This ExistA cordless microwave for a jobsite is what happens when lunch refuses to wait for a mains socket.
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