If you are a novice chef who has slowly made his way into the world of cooking and now has the goal of becoming a seasoned chef who can create delicious dishes, you have come to the right place. The key to creating great food is a streamlined and efficient cooking process. This can be achieved with the help of the right kitchen appliances and tools. With the perfect kitchen accessories, you can create amazing meals in no time and with minimal fuss. For those who love quick and easy meals, we have handpicked a collection of kitchen gadgets that are just right for you. From cast iron frying pans on which you can cook and serve food to portable Japanese rice cookers, these top-notch kitchen products are perfect for you.
1. Cast iron frying pan
Called the Iron Flying Plate, this unique kitchen appliance is exactly what you need to prepare healthy meals that are cooked quickly and efficiently. This kitchen tool not only prepares your meals, but also serves them – all thanks to its convenient detachable handle.
Click here to buy now: $69
Why is it noteworthy?
The iron frying plate functions as both a frying pan and a serving plate, forming a kitchen tool that is not only unique but also fully functional. It allows you to serve directly from the pan and is constructed using durable materials, offering a novel new way to cook.
What we like
- The handle is removable and can be used as a plate.
What I Don't Like
- Because it is made of iron, it is quite heavy and difficult to store and manipulate. Care must be taken when handling and storing it.
2. Cheat Sheet
Called the Cheat Sheet, this non-stick silicone divider makes healthy eating possible. It is designed to enhance oven cooking by turning one baking tray into a cooking surface with multiple compartments. With this tool, you can prepare multiple dishes at once.
Why is it noteworthy?
The cheat sheet divides one baking sheet into multiple cooking canvases. It can accommodate six small dishes or three large dishes. The sheet is a great design for creating healthy family meals or to support weekly meal planning.
What we like
- You can cook multiple dishes on one tray.
- Various quantities available upon request
What I Don't Like
- The sheet is made of silicone so it gets dirty easily.
3. PrecisionGrip Chopstick Tongs
Called PrecisionGrip Chopstick Tongs, these innovative tongs are shaped like chopsticks and can be used to pick up small foods, control portion sizes and avoid overeating, and flip pans with ease like a master chef.
Click here to buy now: $19.00
Why is it noteworthy?
PrecisionGrip Chopstick Tongs can be used to prepare healthy bento lunches or to eat sushi, a light and healthy meal – there's no wrong way to hold and use these utensils.
What we like
- The tongs are made from sustainable SUS821L1 stainless steel, sourced from scrap and offcuts.
What I Don't Like
- It is difficult to use for larger pieces or cuts, and is only ideal for small foods.
4. Sanko Electric Lunchbox Rice Cooker
Called the Sanko Electric Lunchbox Rice Cooker, this portable rice cooker will cook a bowl of hot rice in no time. No matter where you go, rice becomes an easily accessible, ubiquitous food. It cooks a single serving of rice in a short time.
Why is it noteworthy?
The Sanko Electric Lunchbox Rice Cooker is perfect for those who are traveling or want to have fresh rice at the office instead of takeout or pre-packaged meals. This rice cooker can cook 6 ounces of rice at a time and even comes with a convenient measuring cup.
What we like
- Portable design for easy transport
- You can eat from the container so you don't need any separate eating utensils.
What I Don't Like
- Limited size and color options
5. Playful Palm Grater
Called the Playful Palm Grater, this little product adds practical fun to your kitchen and dining experience. The grater fits comfortably in the palm of your hand and can be used to grate fresh garnishes and ingredients onto your food, adding a refreshing, clean, gourmet flavor to your meals.
Click here to buy now: $25
Why is it noteworthy?
This little product looks like a rolled up piece of paper and is made from a single sheet of aluminum alloy. The grater comes in a variety of fun colors, so you can choose your favorite.
What we like
- It has a firm grip and is very easy to use
- Makes grating fun and easy
What I Don't Like
- I like the small, convenient size, but it does limit how much food you can grate.
6. SY10
This portable induction cooktop concept allows you to prepare healthy meals almost anywhere. Cook safely and smartly while featuring the minimalist, clean and subtle aesthetic that is reminiscent of the Braun brand. Stylish, lightweight and portable cookware, perfect for on-the-go use.
Why is it noteworthy?
The SY10 has a built-in smart air filter with a carbon filter that removes harmful smoke as well as odors, keeping your indoor air clean and virtually noiseless. The filter sits horizontally above the stove and can also be rotated to stand upright if you use tall pots or utensils.
What we like
- Equipped with old-fashioned haptic feedback function
What I Don't Like
- This is a concept, so we don't know what the final product will look like.
7. Panasonic HomeCHEF 7-in-1 Compact Oven
Named the Panasonic HomeCHEF 7-in-1 Compact Oven, this kitchen appliance features steam and steam convection, making it ideal for healthy cooking. These two cooking techniques ensure healthier food as they retain far more nutrients compared to other cooking methods.
Why is it noteworthy?
HomeCHEF is a great appliance that reduces the amount of cooking equipment needed to prepare meals, allowing users to prepare healthier meals and live a healthier, more conscious life in less time and more efficiently.
What we like
- The steam and steam convection functions preserve more nutrients compared to other cooking methods.
What I Don't Like
- It is larger in size than other models and does not have a compact design.
8. Plate grater
Named the Plate Grater, this little grater is basically a small plate that you need to place on the table to use. This grater combines the functionality of a plate with the practicality of a grater. It allows you to add fresh ingredients and garnishes to your dishes, helping you prepare healthier, cleaner meals.
Click here to buy now: $65
Why is it noteworthy?
This product has dual functionality as it can be used as both a grater and a plate, it looks beautiful and adds a fresh garnish to your meals.
What we like
- Grate fresh produce and add it to your meals to take them to the gourmet level
What I Don't Like
- Because of its dual functionality, it may take some time for users to get used to it and learn how to use it.
9. Ciao
Welcome to Chao, an AI-powered social cooking platform created to reduce the hassle of meal planning and the challenges you encounter while cooking. Chao is designed to make your everyday cooking experience more accessible, easy and fun.
Why is it noteworthy?
Chao uses intelligent machine vision to ensure all cooking utensils are used correctly – perfect for novice cooks – and aims to make cooking a fun social collaboration, allowing users to prepare and enjoy meals together.
What we like
- Users from all over the world can cook and prepare food, creating a global culinary community.
What I Don't Like
- As it's still in the concept stage at this point, it's unclear how functional and easy to use it will actually be.
10. Steam
Called STEAMIE, this modern kitchen appliance is designed to bring steam into the mainstream of cooking. It helps you create healthy meals that are not only nutritious but also super tasty. This appliance can be placed on your table, so you can prepare your food anywhere.
Why is it noteworthy?
STEAMIE has a built-in scale to measure portions of ingredients before cooking and a bamboo lid that doubles as a cutting board for food preparation. Watch your food cook through the frosted acrylic food bowl and enter and review cooking times on the intuitive display.
What we like
- Innovative turbo convection method steams ingredients
What I Don't Like
- Their bulky shape means they take up valuable space on your counter or dining table.
