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Welcome to the Smart Stuff kitchen and cooking section with some of the world's smartest gadgets, inventions and ideas for kitchen and cooking. Also browse the useful tips and tricks page for some clever and useful ideas.



Table with built-in electric outlets

Table with electric outlets.
Why not? If you settle for the sockets on the sides and legs, and maybe put a few in under the tabletop? Or put a row of them along the sides? Or... There is no mention of production, but don't you agree it would be both stylish and practical? The electric table is made in MDF board with electrical installations as a concept for custom order by Broberg & Ridderstråhle. [Via]

20 October 2007



Food dispensing baby spoon
Food dispensing baby spoon.
Feeding became a sloppy affair after the little darlings started eating other stuff than breast milk and baby formula. (The fact that it would become even worse when they started eating by themselves, did not occur to us at the time.) This invention could have made it a bit easier. The spoon is fastened to a soft bladder or balloon, which you fill with baby food. When feeding time comes you squeeze the bladder to dispense a small amount of food onto the spoon. The bladder has room for 3 oz., is promised to be dish washer safe and the spoon comes with a protective cover for to keep it clean between feedings. This could be great for outdoor feeding. Should be available during October from Boon, but no price yet. [Via]

12 October 2007




Precision butter slicer
Precision butter slicer.
If you absolutely, positively must have an exact measure of butter, and you do not trust those little lines on the package. Stainless steel and with measures for both short and long butter sticks. USD 9:50 at ChefTools. [Via]

8 October 2007




Rosendahl lemon juicer

Rosendahl lemon juicer.
We have a hard time resisting a new take on citrus juicers. This time it is well known Danish designers
Claus Jensen and Henrik Holbaek who have come up with the lemon twist citrus screw. The idea is simple, and usage uncomplicated; just screw the steel twist into the lemon, squeeze a bit, and watch the juice emerge from the end. It is USD 39:95 at Nova 68, which is quite a bit more than every other citrus juicer we have ever mentioned, but after all it is Rosendahl... [Via]

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2 October 2007



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