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Inspect a gadget

Gadget guru Rhik Samadder puts kitchen aids to the test
  • Rhik with his personalised face lollipop

    Kitchen gadgets review: personalised face lollipops – the perfect gift for auto-cannibals

    If licking your own face appeals you’ve got the lolly, why not splash out on a sugary approximation of your own face on a stick?
  • Different kettle of fish ... Rhik and the Lucky Iron Fish.

    Kitchen gadget review: Lucky Iron Fish – I call this health tool Ozzy Ozbream

    Add one of these heavy metal nuggets to your cooking water to suffuse the liquid with enough iron to stave off anaemia – and you can help the world’s poor at the same time
  • It’s beginning to feel a lot like calzone … Rhik Samadder tests the Uuni Pro pizza oven.

    Kitchen gadgets review: the Uuni Pro pizza oven – stoking it is sheer addiction

    This steel furnace isn’t for purists, but it produces celestial results. Just be careful your base doesn’t turn into a volcanic ash Frisbee
  • Pie in the sky.

    Kitchen gadgets review: Hairy Bikers pie maker – a sandwich toaster for pastry

    There is no temperature dial, no app-enabled extra content, no Bluetooth egg wash function – but the results are good all the same
  • Rhik tests the Tomorrow’s Kitchen coconut opener.

    Kitchen gadgets review: coconut opener – your basic vigilante cudgel

    For an authentic castaway experience in your own home, buy a coconut from Asda and hack it open with this machete-like tool
  • The roti less travelled ... Rhik proffers the fruits of his loom.

    Kitchen gadgets review: Rotimatic – does anyone need a robot chapati maker?

    This roti-making robot creaks and clanks as it mixes, kneads, rolls and cooks dough, before shooting the resultant flatbreads out of a letterbox
  • Rhik Samadder with the Donut Mug.

    Kitchen gadgets review: the Donut Mug – an unsettling setting for a brew

    This ring doughnut-shaped mug is arguably clever. In practice, the teabag glowers in the corner and the front is hard to drink from. And as for the back …
  • Rhik ponders the possiblities of the Penneli garlic peeler.

    Kitchen gadgets review: Penneli garlic peeler – weird and ugly but works

    Probably no one is crying out for a garlic shucker in the shape of a giant piece of pasta. Nevertheless, if you’re determined to peel garlic without touching it, this is for you
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Photograph by Martin Godwin

    Kitchen gadgets review: Bacon Express – this toaster for bacon is the abomination we deserve

    This looks like a clutch bag for meat, and left my house smelling like Gloucester Old Spot for a week
  • .<br>Rhik Samadder Gadgets Nespersso coffee machine 24-10-2017 Photograph by Martin Godwin

    Kitchen gadgets review: Vertuo coffee machine – a haughty home barrista

    While the aluminium pods seem like harbingers of the death of the Earth, the coffee is so good you’ll never need go out for java again
  • Rhik wields his melon scimitar.

    Kitchen gadgets review: watermelon slicer – like taking a fruit biopsy

    This tool is more efficient than a spoon, but has a distinct air of melon-choly. Does anyone really need a melon-aid?
  • Cuisinart Spice and Nut Grinder … granulates anything.

    Kitchen gadgets review: Cuisinart spice and nut grinder, as serene and lethal as a Zen swordsman

    This electric grinder makes you feel like a demigod – and dispatches your manual efforts to the pestle and mortuary
  • Desperate measures … Rhik tries out the table cover.


(Photography by Graeme Robertson)

    Kitchen gadgets review: a tablecloth to transform your home into a lousy pub – cheers!

    This week’s beer pongy offering is so squarely aimed at freshers, it could be boxed with a metric tonne of pasta. But it does make the place feel cosy
  • Rhik with the Dial Baby.

    Kitchen gadgets review: Dial Baby – never eat rotten puree again

    The rubber seals are a pleasure, but the design is too rustic and dates will only take you so far, as Tinder users will attest
  • Toad of toadstool ... Rhik admires his handiwork.

    Kitchen gadgets review – Ravanello radish shaper: Alice through the cooking farce

    This plastic shaping tool lets you alter a radish until it resembles a fly agaric mushroom
  • Rhik Samadder and Slissie

    Kitchen gadgets review: Slissie – a way to eat flavoured air to lose weight (finally)

    This plastic pipe – a vape for food, essentially – is supposed to stop you snacking, but doesn’t; it just makes you look like a monkey eating a lipstick

  • SEPT- 2017: Gadgets for G2. Zero Water filter. ( Photography by Graeme Robertson)

    Kitchen gadgets review: Zerowater – it’s so full of itself, I’m not sure where to put the water

    This macho filter is sworn to protect you from waterborne impurities and soften H2O, too. But what if you’re a fan of the hard stuff?
  • Rhik Samadder with the Frywall

    Kitchen gadgets review: the Frywall – it looks like my pan is wearing an anti-scratch collar

    This ludicrous flap of rubber folds inside your pan to trap splatters. Or you could have more fun using it as a megaphone to announce its ugliness
  • Sage's the One Precision poacher

( Photography by Graeme Robertson)

    Kitchen gadgets review: the One Precision poacher – a crime against brunch

    Most of the settings on this egg cooker work perfectly well, but the watery bolus produced by its ‘eggspert’ setting is unforgiveable
  • Rhik's gadget shoot. Block of salt

    Kitchen gadgets review: a salt block for cooking eggs at the heat of the sun

    Hot-stone cooking just got saltier and more ostentatious: this natural block makes an ideal grilling surface, but it’s like having a nuclear rod in the house
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