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Posts Tagged ‘food’

There hasn’t been a whole lot of advancement in the salt and pepper industry – UNTIL NOW! Yes, the “Pump and Grind Salt and Pepper Mills” cost $20 apiece and allow you to season your favorite foods with one hand. Made from restaurant-grade stainless steel, these may be the last salt and pepper apparatuses you’ll ever have to buy

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Pump-action salt and pepper grinders

Love the shape of hot dogs but hate the way they taste?

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Ham Dogger: No post title in the world could possibly do this product justice

Camera phone pictures could get a whole lot prettier with Samsung’s newest image sensors. The Korean manufacturer has just announced two new CMOS sensors for mobile phones with improved image quality over greater depth of field ranges and HD video. Does it sound a little too good to be true?

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Samsung’s new CMOS, HD-capable sensors could be picture perfect

For the record, I hate cooking. So if I’m putting a recipe up here you can be sure that it’s something cheap, easy, and quick. Like many self-proclaimed geeks, I eat purely to survive.

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Geek Lunch: Bacon double dog burrito

Everybody panic! Actually, don’t. A number of blogs are reporting on a story by OTR Global claiming that Palm has suddenly told Foxconn (the Taiwanese manufacturer building all of Palm’s handsets) to halt production of the Pre, Pre Plus, and Pixi Plus. This claim, it seems, is greatly exaggerated.

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Don’t Panic! Palm isn’t halting production of anything

What an odd array of breakfast items in this product shot: Egg McMuffin, sure.

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Cup holder, schmupholder – you need a full tray for your morning commute

Been waiting to upgrade your iPhone? Can’t because it’s unlocked?

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iPhone 3.1.3 firmware unlock coming soon

We did a little roast beast this year on Christmas, and although it turned out great, there was a huge amount of consternation involving variations in oven temperature, at what intervals to re-baste, and that sort of thing. If only there were a precision cooking instrument in which I could put a vacuum-packed hunk of meat and have it suspended in a perfect mass of temperature-controlled water — oh, there is? The SousVide Supreme Water Oven is a slow-cooker’s fantasy, and as long as your food doesn’t need to get too much past 200°F

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Water oven makes slow cookin’ that roast a breeze

File this under “sounds too good to be true”. A Chinese artist has designed a projector into a clamshell, with a built in speaker. The unbelievable part

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Clamshell home projector cheap, probably of poor quality

Dell debuted some sort of slate product at CES. At first I was intrigued, and then someone told me the size.

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Why in the name of all that is wonderful would you want a slate with a 5″ screen?