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Caso's Portable Induction Plate Lets You Cook Anywhere

There is always a use for a hot plate. Hot plates are old technology. The new types of portable cooking plate are using induction. Caso has just released a portable induction plate....

2-in-1 Kitchen Gadgets: Handy or Silly?

Efficiency is always the goal. So taking two different kitchen-related functions and putting them into one small product seems like a good idea, right? Right?!? We're not so sure after seeing these tw...

Belling's Interactive Digital Cookbook: Cooking Made Easier

We knew that when the first ebook reader arrived on the market, it wouldn't be long until the digital revolution touched every part of our lives. It's taken a while, but digital cookbooks are also app...

Digital BBQ Tongs Come Equipped with LCD & LED

W.W.B.F.D. (what would Bobby Flay do?) when faced with some late evening grilling, when it's difficult to see whether your ribs or chicken are properly cooked on the grill. Well a decent grill master ...

The Cooking Debate: The Most Efficient Appliance?
The Washington Post

We’ve been trying to cook more at home. It’s seems to be better for the environment and our belly. But what’s the best and most efficient cooking method – the conventional oven or the microwav...

Planning and Shopping for Meals Made Easy

We wish we could say that our trips to the grocery store are planned down to the seasoning on the side dish, but the reality is that we buy what looks good and plan meals later. It works perfect for a...

Smart Measuring Cup Concept Makes it to Stores!

We can show you cool home tech concepts all day long, but the reality is: No matter how much you dig it, you won't have it anytime soon. That's why we love this news: A 'smart' measuring cup concept d...

More iPhone Apps for the Home Cook

Awhile back, we posted about iPhone apps for the home cook. Well, it's almost a year later, and the app market has grown by leaps and bounds, so we thought we'd round up some more fun and useful cooki...

Final Frame: The $10,000 Kitchen Computer

The Honeywell 316 was offered for $10,000 by Neiman Marcus in 1969, complete with a stylish built-in cutting board top and recipe input and storage. The only problem was a significant one: the UI cons...

'Smokey' Concept Silences Smoke (False) Alarms

You know how sometimes when you're in the kitchen cooking a big meal, the smoke alarm goes off? And then you have to wave an oven mitt around in the hallway until the excruciatingly annoying thing sto...

Good Question: How to Protect a Laptop in the Kitchen?

Here's a tech related post that was originally fielded over at our sister home cooking site, The Kitchn, that tackles the issue of cooking with a laptop as a recipe source: With so many of us taking ...

Roundup: TVs In The Kitchen

Cozy or not, tech in the kitchen is so ubiquitous in our friends and families' homes that we figured, "Hey, why not just embrace it?" We've gathered a few ideas in case you're looking to toss a TV int...

The Manliest Pizza Cutter Ever

As a chick, it's nice to see that the archaic notion that men are the breadwinners and women are the homemakers is rapidly disappearing. Some men these days not only like to cook, they're good at it! ...

LED Silverware: Some Things Are Best Left Analog

Really? I mean, we love tech as much as the next blog... but when is it time to say 'that's enough'? We're wiring up the most unnecessary products and putting LEDs on everything imaginable. Next in li...

Cooking Grill does Double Duty as Table Centerpiece

Whether we're inviting two or twelve people over to our place for dinner, we always end up in the kitchen being the chef rather than in the dining room as the host. We'd rather miss our own party than...