Unbelievable Kitchen Gadgets

The guys at kitchen Exchange in the UK have put together an article that takes a look at some of the most unbelievable kitchen gadgets. Here are pictures of some of the gadgets in the post along with a bit of information.

The Iron Mug

You know how it is: you’re running late for work, you forgot to iron your shirt and there’s no way you can leave the house without having a heavy caffeine hit first. Here’s the solution: a mug and iron in one. Just try not to slosh coffee all over your work shirt.

Ramen Fan

You need to eat those yummy noodles and you need to the eat them NOW. Apart from the fact they’re delicious, you’ve only got a fraction of your lunch break left. But they’re boiling hot! And you don’t want scalding noodle juice dripping all over your chin and your chest. The solution? This elegant ramen fan, which cools the noodles on their journey from the bowl to your mouth.

Dine Ink

Another one for busy lunchtimes. You’d love to get away from your desk, but there’s just far too much paperwork to do. Fear not: use ‘Dine Ink’, the cutlery-and-pen-in-one. Great for teachers with stacks of marking to do. Just try not to get food stains on your students’ exam papers.

Egg Moulds

The opposite of a time-saving advice. Why have a boring boiled egg when you can mould it into something interesting? Just take the slimy, soft-boiled egg, squish it into one of these moulds, let it cool, unclasp it and voila! You have an animal-shaped snack. With all kinds of options available from chicks to footballs, there’s an egg mould to suit just about everybody.

The Rotimatic (a Roti-Making Robot)

Why use a boring old oven to cook flatbreads when you can employ artificial intelligence to do the job? The robotic Rotimatic claims to measure, dispense, mix, knead and puff perfect rotis, before spewing them out of a slot, all in just 90 seconds. Fed up of flatbreads? Fear not: the Rotimatic is connected to The Cloud, giving users access to up-to-the-minute recipes for other delicious bread items, including pizza bases and tortillas. This kitchen gadget is definitely not budget-friendly, but if like your rotis quick, convenient and delicious, it’s a worthwhile investment.

Ravanello (the Radish-carving super tool)

Why would anyone want a radish to look like a radish when they could have a radish that looked like a Super Mario toadstool, AKA fly agaric, AKA the most poisonous mushroom going? Fear not: The nifty Ravanello ‘supertool’ enables you to gouge spots out of the flesh of your radish and carve a stalk, transforming it into a miniature, poisonous toadstool. You’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.