The Ultimate Kitchen Gadgets
If you love to cook, you are sure to be interested in reading this post which will show you the most creative and inventive kitchen gadgets around today. From garlic crushers to bread makers, there is something out there to make your cooking experience just that little bit easier and more fun.
Kitchen computer
If you enjoy following live cooking shows, you will love the kitchen computer gadget. An LED flat screen flips down from underneath your kitchen cabinets, allowing you to do anything, from watching online cooking shows, to listening to your favorite internet radio station. Alternatively, while you are waiting for some vegetables to boil or the oven to heat up, you might even have time to squeeze in a game of Party Poker, check your recipe online or view your Facebook profile. In addition, the wires are hidden in the cabinets, meaning there is less clutter for you to worry about.
Garlic Crusher
This useful gadget not only crushes garlic cloves, but it also makes a fun game. Simply push your garlic into the device – which has two mini handles and a rubber wheel – before wheeling it over the kitchen worktops. The rolling motion twists an inner contraption which crushes the garlic. And who says you shouldn’t play with your food?
Knife Holder
This magnetic utensil holder cleverly keeps your knives pinned against a stylish wooden block, making it easy to take them on and off as you please. Rather than keeping your knives in unattractive plastic cases in a drawer, you can now display them beautifully.
Fingerprint coffee
With just a touch of a finger, the Recognize Espresso Machine makes you a coffee, just the way you like it. Simply sync your fingerprint with the type of coffee you normally have, whether it's a latte or an espresso, and the machine will recognize your request from then on. No need for fiddling with various settings and buttons, because one touch is all it takes.
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Greg Greg dreamed up the idea for the Truly Network while living in Hawaii, which began with a single site called TrulyObscure. In 2010, when advertisers and readers were requesting coverage beyond the scope of that site, TrulyNet was launched, reaching a broader audience over a variety of niche sites. Formerly the head technology correspondent for the Des Moines Register at age 16, he has since lived and worked in five states and two countries, helping a list of organizations and companies that includes the United States Census Bureau, TripAdvisor, Events Photo Group, Berlitz, and Computer Geeks. He also served as the Content Strategy Manager for HearPlanet, a multi-platform app that has reached over a million users and has been featured in the New York Times, Hemispheres Magazine, National Geographic Adventure, Fox Business News, PC Magazine, and even Apple’s own iPhone ads. Greg has written as a restaurant critic and feature journalist for a number of national and international publications, including City Weekend Magazine, Red Egg Magazine, the Newton Daily News, Capital Change Magazine, and an arm of China Daily, Beijing Weekend. In addition, he has served as a consulting editor for the Foreign Language Press of Beijing, as well as a writer and editor for the George Washington University Hatchet, the school newspaper of his alma mater. Originally from Iowa, Greg is currently living in the West Village of Manhattan.
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