This particular gadget is known as the O Kitchen, a concept device created by a team of Brazilian designers.

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O Kitchen designed for portability, small spaces

This particular gadget is known as the O Kitchen, a concept device created by a team of Brazilian designers. I suppose it is named the O Kitchen because it can fold up into a large ball. Yet without a hole in the middle, I wouldn’t call it an “O”

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O Kitchen designed for portability, small spaces

Chess is a real cerebral game, and if you want to bring the moment of checkmate over to the dinner table, then might we suggest the delectable King and Queen Salt and Pepper Mills from Spinning Hat? The lovely pair is currently available for pre-order which will ship next month at £29.99 .

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King and Queen Salt and Pepper Mills

When I cook, despite that I’m a pretty decent cook, it still looks like a bomb was dropped in the kitchen.  That usually means I’m covered in half the items I’ve measured out for a recipe.  When I go to clean off my hands, I’d rather not mess up four pieces of paper towel while I’m trying to grab for only one of those pieces.  Thankfully someone has created a way to prevent getting gunk all over the entire roll when you just need one small piece. Just wave your hand in front of the infrared sensor and it will offer up one piece of your paper towels.  It is smart enough to sense the perforations in the sheets of paper towel, so it knows exactly how much it’s spitting out.  You can set it to dispense 1, 2 or just a half of a sheet.  The Touchless Paper Towel Dispenser comes in red, silver and white.  You can purchase it for $79.95 through Hammacher .

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Touchless Paper Towel Dispenser

Take a look at this dishwasher. It certainly is better looking than any dishwasher that I have seen in any house, as it has a beautiful transparent aesthetic quality about it. Yet there is more to this dishwasher than just its looks

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Siemens Zeolith dishwasher saves energy

Want your little one to participate in a little money making scheme the legal way this summer? Why not teach the young ‘un on how to go about making a mean cup of lemonade? That’s what the FreshForce Citrus Juicer is all about, as it will make squeezing the juice out of your citrus fruits a snap

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FreshForce Citrus Juicer

Having fresh herbs and vegetables to work with in your kitchen always gives food a better flavor.  However, it’s not as simple as just having a cute little window box full of them for some people.  Be it because of lack of space or having absolutely no green thumb abilities, sometimes you need some extra help.  Well this refrigerator would take care of both of those issues and keep your favorite herbs and veggies nearby.

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Grow Plants Right In The Fridge

Learning to cook on your own isn’t always easy.  Sometimes recipes just assume that you have more knowledge than you actually do, then if you want to cut a recipe in half things become even more difficult.  Instead of running to the computer to Google something every single time you get stumped on a measurement, you could keep this calculator in your kitchen.  Instead of normal math, it does the kind of math to make cooking a little more simple. It can calculate recipe scaling to create less or more servings as well as deal with portion sizing.  Plus it will even do measurement conversions between US and foreign weights or measures.  Then if you need to do some normal math it’s also capable of those types of calculations.  If you need a spare timer, it has one built into it for those times when you have multiple things going at once.  If you’d like to remember those recipe sizes for future use, it has a memory function for that as well.  You can purchase it for $20 through Amazon . Source: GadgetGrid Check out the Coolest Gadgets 2008 Gift Guides , Christmas shopping made easy.

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KitchenCalc 8300 Recipe Calculator

You know what you are looking at? Is it a dozen eggs that were laid by chickens of the future? No, but it is the food of the future.

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Cornucopia from MIT could be the next form of artificial food

I believe there is some sort of made-up word for when you go to get a snack from the refrigerator, and you can’t find anything. However, you still go back to it, as if something will materialize. Of course, you realize that it costs precious energy and money to stand in front of an open refrigerator door.

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Conceptual fridge has a door that goes transparent, has compartments