Last Friday, CES – the world's largest and most important home technology and gadget event, held every winter in Las Vegas – ended. The sophisticated developments and glittering innovations did not skip the culinary field either, with the main message that came out of the exhibition being, as expected, "Let artificial intelligence cook, fry, roast and concoct for you."
Here's a glimpse of some gastronomic gadgets that are expected to hit the shelves soon, and may also revolutionize the kitchens of insatiable object lovers – in more ways than one.
The automatic grillman
Not sure when your meat was properly roasted? Wait, so who asked for Wall Dunn steak and who demanded medium? And how long should the "fire" be left, well, on the fire?
Seergrills' Perfecta grill claims to be the first device in the world to rely on artificial intelligence in grilling meat and uses smart sensors and infrared burners to know exactly how much and too much to grill.
Simply select the cut of meat and the level of preparation through a touchscreen and let the automatic Grill-Man work. Once the share reaches the desired level, you will receive an update. The company claims that their device roasts the meat much faster than a regular grill and can save about 90 percent of the time you spend waving in your backyard, park or on a traffic island.
Free on the bar
Is it a smart cocktail maker, or a work of art that will look great on your shelf? Both. The Barsys 360 is an advanced mixology system that knows how to mix highly complex alcoholic beverages.
Fill six one-liter containers with juices, liquors and other ingredients, check a dedicated app for what drinks can be made from them, press a button and watch the intoxicating wonder pour into a cup waiting patiently at the bottom. Cheers.
I have the smartest ice cream
True, homemade ice cream machines already exist on the market, but a patent that sweetens a serving of sweet and frozen delicacy within two minutes - there is none. Until now, that is.
The ColdSnap method works like this: put in the machine a special food of the cold dessert you desire - ice cream, iced coffee, Samoji, frozen protein shake or frozen cocktail (there are also alcoholic options). The machine reads the QR code on the package, and you won't have time to say "sell ice to the Eskimos" and your snowy delicacy is ready. Extra bonuses: the device does not need to be cleaned, and the empty containers are recyclable. Voice.
Roasting made easy
Forget roasting your coffee beans in the oven or pan, and fill your house with smoke on the way. The Bunafr, you guessed it, is a smart coffee roaster that grinds the beans and prepares the stimulating drink in just ten minutes. It is also the first in the world, according to those behind it, not to "smoke" the room.
Here, too, a scanner will read the barcode on the bean bag to know which type of coffee it is, and you can calibrate the strength and taste of the drink with a few simple pushes of buttons. And there is also an app, of course, with which you can monitor the process and even order a regular supply of new beans, because you still need a business model. Kind of a miracle, really.
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