There’s nothing better than calling your closest friends over at the weekend to have a barbecue session together. Open up a few beers to keep everyone happy till the burgers and steaks are ready to be devoured and you’ve got yourself the beginning of a great weekend party.

The spoilers come when the meat isn’t cooked properly or when people start whining about how they wanted their steak rare and not well done or, god forbid, raw. Some people can tell with their eyes closed and noses pinched when the meat is grilled to the right point, but if you aren’t one of those lucky miracle chefs then get yourself the Maverick Remote BBQ Thermometer and Timer from Woot!. The little gadget is actually wireless so you can do everything from 100 feet away (hopefully, till the TV).

The thermometer/timer also have a voice prompter that lets you when the meat is cooked and ready to be served to the hungry guys hanging around and drooling. The Maverick Remote BBQ Thermometer and Timer will only set you back $20.

Via: CrunchGear

Scott Graham has designed the Spork which is a cross between a spoon and a fork. It also doubles up as a cheese grater and would be of great use if you happen to go on a picnic with someone.

Imagine you go to a place for picnic and then you realize that you do not have the spoon or the fork. Or perhaps the spoon might go missing. When such is the case, you might want to get yourself the Spork which you would not lose because of its size and moreover, if you would like to grate cheese, you could use it for that purpose as well.

I would love to get this for myself but the Spork is still a concept and may not be available in the market so early. If you are looking for the Spork make sure you keep visiting your nearest cutlery shop as sometimes they just unveil cool things like this one here.

Via: Yanko Design

Imagine having to cook for your guests and they arrive too soon just to see how shabbily your kitchen is arranged. There is nothing worse than them seeing how dirty and uncool your cooker is.

They would perhaps not want to eat the exotic meal you have cooked for them even if it tastes heavenly like ambrosia. You should perhaps impress your guests, your friends and every one else including yourself with this cool cookerhood from the house of Air Uno. These have been designed by Faber and will be available in the U.K. through Air Uno and it comes with all the style that Italy can brag to possess of.

This is also being touted as the Pearl Cookerhood and it makes sure your kitchen is quiet, clean and stylish. You would no longer have to avoid pesky guests who try to come into the kitchen to check out how well you keep your kitchen.

Via: The Designer Magazine

The Cooper Cooler Rapid Beverage Chiller is an awesome gadget for those who their drinks cold. If you had wanted a quick fix for cooling and chilling your beer in a way that’s faster than freezing them in the refrigerator, this gadget is just for you. The gadget brings down the temperature of your beer to 43 degrees F in sixty seconds.

All you would need to do is fill the gadget with ice and water and the device starts to rotate with the can in, and thus reduce the temperature many times faster than a refrigerator. Apparently, the device is 40 times faster than a refrigerator in cooling. In fact, you could set it for ‘extra chill’ and cool it to 34 degrees which is just two notches above freezing.

The device works well with wine bottles too and would help you relax with a chilled drink in just under a minute. The Cooper Cooler Rapid Beverage Chiller costs $60 and is a great buy. Perhaps it is too late to buy one immediately for your New Year party as it would take more than 24 hours for guys at Amazon to get it to your doorstep.

Via: OhGizmo

Perhaps time has arrived to discard all those dusty recipe booklets you carefully collected over those years. Some may have been handed over to you by that boring well-oiled aunt from the country. Well, the Demy Digital Recipe Reader is that kind of a gadget, which makes you linger around the kitchen for longer than you, would previously have wanted to.

The recipe reader packs in a 7″ LCD screen and an accelerometer and you could switch between modes like landscape and portrait. The Demy can hold up to 2,500 recipes with photographs and it can be updated via USB. You have the choice of uploading your own recipes or downloading them from keyingredient.com.

The Demy also packs in 3 built-in cooking timers, a tool to converse, and of course a database containing substitutions which lets you know what could be used instead of that annoying ingredient which can’t be found in the kitchen on that particular day. The Demy Digital Recipe Reader would be launched by the end of October and would cost $300.

Via: CoolestGadgets