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more about #kitchengadgets more comments → egrondorf: If you still want to sharpen your own knives, despite what Alton has to say on the subject, take a look at the Spyderco Sharpmaker. But please, do sta... more » ☆Giroro G66☆: The edges of brownies are the worst part. Why ruin a perfectly good pan of brownies? more » Xagest: Everyone needs a stick blender. You'll make the most awesome single-serving smoothie/milkshake ever, with like zero cleanup. more » fastm3driver: sous vide cooking is dangerous so don't even attempt it. more » Curves: Its not on the list, but one of my most valued pieces of kitchen equipment is my very well used crock pot. For a working person, its a life saver. ... more » abates25: Wait, wait, wait....first thing any aspiring chef should have is the Volcano vaporizer. For the good, um, vapors. more » mnerd: I am not sure Alton Brown is the end all be all for nerd food prep. For my money, I would take the combine nerdiness of the America's Test Kitchen fol... more » mnerd: I forget the name, but if you are in LA, the knife shop in the Brabury Building downtown is basically the go to place for professional knife sharpenin... more » Log1c: I didn't realize an induction cooktop could be that cheap... Its also worth pointing out that stainless steel and copper are also not magnetic. You'l... more » Phil Kmetz: Immersion blenders are some of the most useful tools in a kitchen. Props to gizmodo for referencing Alinea. more » Homerjay is utterly alone.: Can somebody tell me why I'd want a single induction burner like this when I have a very nice non-induction cooktop already? I'm not being snarky, I r... more » drewls: Alton Brown is full of crap with his irrational knife sharpener hatred. America's Test Kitchen is fine with them and I'm quite happy with my Chef's C... more » Covertghost: I need an immersion blender badly. Thanks for reminding me, off to amazon! more » Nathan Obbards: I would kill for an induction cooktop and a nice set of pans. My current pans are hand me down pain in the neck ridged Calphalons.Good to know you lea... more » gr8wayn: nobody likes the edge brownies! everyone knows that the center brownies are the best. I'm going to invent and "All Centers Brownie Pan!" I know wha... more » -
#giftguide
Kitchen Gifts for Amateur Chefs Who Yearn To Be Iron
Geeks love cooking and there's no mystery why: it's science you can eat! We spent a week salivating over food gadgets, gathering tips and wisdom along the way. From that experience comes our list of best (and worst) gift ideas: More » -
#kitchengadgets
Bugatti's Electric Kettle Is What Civilized Cylons Use For Tea
The Vera Electric Kettle looks way over engineered, but cool as hell. The design includes electronic controls to hit preset temperatures (113 and 212 degrees fahrenheit), and a handle with touchable controls and clock. More » -
#food
Alton Brown: Kitchen Gadget Judgment Calls - Yea or Nay?
You know the deal: Alton hates single-purpose kitchen gadgets. So I read him a list of unitaskers that I thought might make the cut. Here's what did—and what didn't—meet the maestro's approval, along with his color commentary: More » -
#kitchengadgets
What Is This?
I'll give you a hint: It is not meant for trimming cigars or performing circumcisions, and it'd be of no use if you needed to open a wine bottle. So what is it? More » -
#blenders
Blenders Used For Art, Not Science
The opening question in any serious empirical research is "Will it blend?" But here's a German artist who felt that her art should begin with a slightly different question: "How will it blend?" More » -
#eggscellent
This Microwave Egg Gadget Makes Scrambled or Poached Lies
Hario's microwave egg cooking, uh, egg promises perfect scrambled, poached or onsen eggs with no mess. I want to believe it makes truly delicious eggs, but I just can't. [Hario via Impress via TokyoMango] -
#spacecoffee
Astronaut Invents Zero-G Coffee Cup Because, Out in Space, Nobody Can Hear You Burn Your Tongue
Though I've never tried it, I guess coffee just doesn't taste as good coming out of an aluminum bag. That's the only reason I can think of for inventing this astronaut coffee cup. More » -
#food
Rubik's Cube Salt and Pepper Mills Will Season Your Meat, If You're Intellectually Worthy
Actually, only one layer will spin-the one that grinds up your peppercorns and kosher salt as you see fit. Solve the ancient riddle of seasoning, if you dare! [Giftmonger via Coolest Gadgets] -
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#kitchengadgets
Pizza Pro 3000 Circular Saw Can Slice Both Margheritas and Zombies
I hereby declare the Pizza Pro 3000 Circular Saw as the best invention ever developed by humans, aliens, or pant-wearing dolphins. Liz Goulet Dubois, you are a genius, you. More » -
#kitchen
Armadillo Breadbox: Neat Enough to Post a Breadbox on Giz
I was a generation or two too late for breadboxes, and looking at this particular breadbox, I realize that's just a shame. -
#japan
Isola S Turns Your Closet Into a Cocktail Lounge-Themed Kitchen
Toyo Kitchen's Isola S, from its Nobody line, is my answer to remaining fashionable in the oncoming economic apocalypse. Sure, I can no longer afford a McMansion in an affluent suburb, but I can get a storage unit somewhere and host fancy, LED-lit cocktail parties with this adjustable kitchen contraption. Isola S fits three electric cooking rings, a sink and corrugated-bottom drawers into a configurable yin yang shape. Add this to other tiny living space solutions from Japan and you'll wonder why you ever thought you needed anything bigger to begin with. Price not yet available. [Dvice]
