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Does it Work: Cereal stays crisp in CrunchCup
The CrunchCup is ideal for single- serve cereals, such as the small boxes in a Kellogg’s Fun Pack. Read more
The CrunchCup is ideal for single- serve cereals, such as the small boxes in a Kellogg’s Fun Pack. Read more
During a recent trip to Daiso, I came across a microwave chip maker that cost just $1.50. Read more
With the tip of the knife in the support, all I had to do was move the handle up and down while pushing the food under the knife, keeping my hand safely away from the blade. Read more
Except for one version, clip-on spoon rests do the job well and are heat-resistant. Read more
This bright yellow toaster, a flashback to those groovy ’60s and ’70s, is equipped with a drip tray and two toasting baskets. Read more
Daiso’s All-Purpose Cooking Spoon includes a grater at the top of the scoop. Read more
The Egg Pod cooks and peels eggs “in minutes!” and the “microwave egg cooker does all the work for you!,” leaving you with “perfectly peeled eggs!” Read more
Smart Planet’s Bacon Nation Bacon Master does a great job of preventing oil burns. But it takes too long. Read more
The kids were extremely happy with the result, and the adults were surprised at how frozen and creamy the ice cream turned out. Read more
Although there are a few problems with Kovot’s Cheese Curler with Dome, it brings elegance to a charcuterie spread or a fruit-and-cheese table. Read more
Growing up in Hawaii, I’ve always viewed grilling as a daylong event with lots of food to fill the stomachs of a big group of family and friends. Even small barbecues meant at least 10 people. Read more
With one push, this tool produces 12 equal slices of honey dew melon, perfectly cut. Read more
Black + Decker’s 3-in-1 Morning Meal Station comes with three plates — waffle, toastie and a grill. Read more
This all-in-one cake-pie cutter and server by Sirwolf is a pretty plastic tool that is supposed to cut and serve pieces in a seamless move. Read more
This 5-minute marinator might be good for those who marinate large quantities of food regularly, but if you only marinate a few pieces at a time, too much marinade would be wasted. Read more
Few things are more refreshing in 90-degree weather than a slice of ice-cold watermelon. Read more
Remember pigs in a blanket — hot dogs encased in dough? Ontel has created the Piggy Pop Bake Pan, an adorable pink silicone mold that delivers 12 “piggies in blankets,” bite-size versions of that childhood favorite. Read more
Daiso’s Microwave Onsen Tamago Hot Spring Egg Maker produces a poached egg in less than a minute. Read more
The first time I made maki sushi I was in elementary school. My relatives were preparing dishes for the New Year’s Eve party, and my grandmother was making roll after roll. Read more
After years of reheating leftover pizza in the microwave with just OK results, the Reheatza Microwave Crisper claims to deliver “oven-quality crispiness straight from the microwave.” Read more
Armed with three types of Oreo cookies, miniature chocolate-chip cookies, mini doughnuts and cups of milk, we began a quest to see which of three tools would get a dunked cookie into our mouths easiest and with the least mess. Read more
