Designed for recipes that are finicky about the temperature of the ingredients—like fudge, candies, and jams—this silicone spatula has an internal temperature probe that helps prevent whatever you’re stirring from overheating and burning. More »
Combining a knife, a bottle opener, a can opener, a spoon, and a fork (with those last two working together as a spork) Baladeo’s Eco133 folding cutlery set sheds as much unnecessary weight as possible so it tips the scale at a mere 52 grams. More »
If there’s any creature that knows how to deal with ice and cold, it’s the Wampa from The Empire Strikes Back. But when it comes to dealing with Jedis, it’s no match for a lightsaber. So now that he doesn’t have much use for his right arm after Luke lopped it off, you can use the Wampa’s lost appendage as a cozy ice scraper. More »
Looking for the perfect way to combine your love of Mexican wrestling and getting drunk? Well, the former probably goes hand-in-hand with the latter, but if you can’t make it out to the ring, these masked Luchador bottle openers will spar with your favorite drink. More »
Not all recipes call for precise measurements, or require you to painstakingly weigh out every single ingredient. So Joseph Joseph’s new TriScale is the perfect tool for measuring ingredients without gobbling up a big chunk of countertop real estate when it’s not in use. More »
Most chefs recommend cracking an egg on the counter to avoid bits of shell in your food. But the Crackpot heartily endorses the edge of the bowl cracking technique using its integrated blade. It also promises shell-free results since the egg isn’t being smashed to bits in the process. So it’s perfect for overzealous cooks. More »
A couple of months ago we saw a handgun that looks like an electric drill. Here’s the complete opposite, a electric screwdriver that looks like a handgun. Those poor shelves and cabinets won’t know what hit ‘em.
The 3.6-volt electric screwdriver comes with six drill bits that fit in the revolver chambers. Hopefully they fit snugly or else you might find yourself firing blanks one day.
You can pre-order the Drill Gun Power Screwdriver from Gadgets and Gear for $39.95 (USD), a savings of $10 off the regular price.
Clearly designed for home improvement types who are quick on the draw, this electric screwdriver is modeled after a classic revolver handgun and comes with six interchangeable bits stored in the cylinder. More »
Baking requires considerably more precision and attention to detail than simply cooking up a meal. If you don’t follow a recipe exactly, your creation just won’t turn out properly. So this self-measuring spoon will either appeal to bakers who are incredibly detail-oriented, incredibly obsessive, or incredibly inept in the kitchen. More »
The screwdriver is maybe the last thing in the world that needs a reboot, but the new Black & Decker Max Gyro is the kind of non-essential evolution we can get behind. The little 4-volt handheld tool mimics improves upon the function of ye olde analog screwdriver with a built-in gyroscope that anticipates your movements. Turn your hand clockwise and the bit drives, turn your hand counter-clockwise and the bit goes in reverse. Superfluous? Maybe, but it should take the strain off your trigger finger if you’ve got a long job to do. The Black & Decker Max Gyro will be available in November for 40 bucks. [Black & Decker via Engadget] More »
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