Awesome Kitchen

Who says kitchen tools need to be boring? Opening a can with Ototo’s Can Do can opener is like driving a tiny car along the edge of your cans. Now, put the pedal to the metal and pour yourself a big bowl of chicken noodle soup.

This stainless steel kitchen knife features a non-stick copper coating and a unique cutout design which reduces friction and keeps food from sticking to its blade. It has a heat-resistant non-slip handle, and its blade never needs sharpening. Save an extra 20% in The Awesomer Shop through 12.31.21 with code CYBER20.

Need to cool down drinks for guests in a hurry? The InnoChiller is a cooling accelerator that can take a six-pack from room temp to chilled in just 12 minutes. Its high-speed fan and wind tunnel work in concert with your freezer or refrigerator to speed up cooling. It has various program lengths for different drink containers.

The air fryer is one of the greatest kitchen inventions of all time. The TurboFry doubles your air frying capabilities with its two 4.5 quart cooking baskets so you can cook more at the same time. Each one has its own time and temperature controls and can be synchronized to finish cooking at the same time.

This circuit board-inspired glass cutting board is a great kitchen accessory for tech geeks. Unlike an actual motherboard, it’s perfectly smooth, so you don’t have to worry about getting bits of onion stuck in the electronics. If the circuit looks familiar to you, that’s because it’s based on the board inside the classic Sinclair ZX81 PC.

Johnsonville’s 3-in-1 indoor grill features interchangeable non-stick plates for cooking up brats, breakfast links, and sausage patties. Its cutouts ensure each piece is perfectly seared on every side. It makes minimal mess and cleans up easily with its dishwasher-safe plates and tray.

This unusual kitchen gadget cuts perfect cubes of watermelon. Just push it into the meat of the melon, and its windmill mechanism cuts out rectangular chunks in your desired size. The two-piece set includes a melon baller tool as well.

Upgrade your kitchen game with this set of eight Japanese knives. They’re crafted from 7Cr17 high-carbon steel, honed to a 15º blade angle for razor-sharp cuts. Their Pakkawood handles have an elegant look and resist warping even if exposed to moisture. An etched pattern gives them the look of Damascus without the high price.

Robinson Foundry crafted this useful brass kitchen gadget using a 3D printed measuring cube as a starting point. Like some of his other creations, he used the “Lost PLA” method to create a ceramic mold around the 3D print and then melted away the plastic. We wonder how accurate it is compared to the original.

Add flavor to butters, oils, honeys, and more with this easy-to-use countertop appliance. Place herbs in the Power Pod tray, and let its automatic time and temperature controls do the work. One Power Pod holds up to 8 grams (1/4 oz.) of herbs, and you can add a second to double your infusion strength.

Kitchen Knife Skills 101 teaches that the proper grip is to pinch the blade for maximum control instead of the natural habit of using a straight forefinger. Fiskars’ stainless steel Summit Knives make the optimum grip automatic by moving the pinch-zone up and away from the blade to the handle. Sold in a four-piece set.

Cooking food on a grill can improve its overall taste and make it more healthy by elevating it out of its grease. This lightweight accessory transforms any skillet into a cast iron griddle, producing beautiful sear marks on meat and veggies. You can also use it atop a campfire for outdoor cooking.

Now that you’ve got your sweet guitar cutting board, complete your kitchen musical instrument collection with these guitar-shaped serving utensils from Kikkerland. They come in spoon, spatula, and tongs, each made from 100% beechwood. Hand wash only.

The sizes of regular measuring cups aren’t always obvious. But these clever cups from Welcome Industries are far more intuitive. Each cup is shaped like the fractional amount that it represents, so a 1/2-cup really is a half of a cup, and so forth. Made from durable, BPA-free Tritan, and includes 1/4-cup, 1/3-cup, 1/2-cup, and 1-cup sizes.

Designed by Lior Rokah Kor of housewares brand OTOTO, this festive yellow colander turns your fresh-cooked spaghetti into a flying spaghetti monster – like the one worshipped by Pastafarians. They also make a set of pasta monster servers which you can use in your own bowls. Made from dishwasher-safe BPA-free plastic.

Beef up your kitchen with these exquisite knives from Forge to Table. These razor-sharp steel knives are hand-forged and hand-polished with a Kurouchi finish. The 4-piece set includes an 8″ Gyoto chef knife, a 10″ serrated bread knife, a 6″ utility knife, and 7-in-1 kitchen shears. Save $22 with code SLICE22 in The Awesomer Shop.