If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen – and wheel your cooking trolley with you! Coox uses an induction hob that you can plug in anywhere, so cooking in front of the TV, or alfresco is no problemmo.
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The Kenwood Chef was an instant household hit for 1950s housewives and now Mr Ken Wood’s classic blender is back in full effect and throwing three stonking new models into the mix.
Designed to roll under your desk, the mini kitchen concept for Design Lab 08 provides a cooker, fridge and storage for anyone that gets the munchies at work.
The annual Electrolux Design Lab never fails to amaze us with either staggeringly useful or very silly concepts for the home. This modular fridge, designed to keep each student’s baked beans completely separate falls into the former category.
The SmarTable is even more likely to impress than the tuneful Made for iPod fridge, as it raises your food and drinks on a circular platform at the touch of a button. And this one is already on sale.
If you thought the Made For iPod fridge was a novel idea, how about the iGorenje washing machine and oven that can be controlled remotely from your iPod? Thanks to a piece of free software, your iPod Touch or iPhone could be a remote control for your kitchen.
The Signature coffee maker has donned tight fitting leathers for its latest limited edition outing and it’s joined on stage by four other special editions. One encrusted in Swarovski crystals and another clad in real wood.
This portable pub from Philips was a big surprise, buried among Philips’ latest range of health and beauty products. Its clean metallic lines and the orange digital readout are typical of the giant Dutch brand though and it promises to pull a perfect pint of Heineken.