GeniusWire's Shopping List Of Kitchen Gadgets Part I

In 2020 we started cooking and eating and making more coffee at home, like a lot. Just like most of the world, for sure.

And kitchen gadgets made it so much easier to make certain things in the kitchen. So most importantly, they saved us time!

Here is a list of 5 of GeniusWire’s favourite kitchen gadgets, pulled from our Kitchen & Cooking collection of quality ecommerce brands. In no particular order:

Aeropress

Top Gadget: Brew the best coffee you've ever tasted in under a minute - AeroPress Coffee Maker.

From their Instagram:

Inventors exist to solve problems and Alan had this problem that he could not brew one cup of coffee to a standard that he liked.

Cheesegrotto

Top Gadget: The wine cellar for cheese - Cheese Grotto.

From their website:

Cheese is a living food, and it stays freshest and tastes best when it’s stored with natural materials. We’ve taken inspiration from the cheese caves used by skilled artisans for thousands of years to create the Cheese Grotto. It’s the ideal way to store your favorite styles of cheese without wasteful plastic wrap, plastic containers, or costly cheese paper.

With its breathable wood construction and humidifying clay brick, the Cheese Grotto recreates the ideal conditions for storing and aging cheese. This helps it last longer and prevents premature molding or drying out without being wrapped.

With the Cheese Grotto, you have the flexibility to store cheese in the refrigerator for longer shelf life—up to 3 to 6 weeks for most styles.

Better All Around

Top Gadget: The world's first round towel - Ora Paper Towels.

From their Instagram:

Ora Household Towels are specifically designed to reduce waste and overuse. The one-hand grab design of Ora helps you to only take what you need and keeps the towels from tearing or ripping as each sheet sits independently from the other.

Lettuce Grow

Top Gadget: Growing your own groceries helps save our planet - The Farm Stand.

From their website:

Know what's in your food and where it comes from when you grow it yourself. Be confident that your meals don't contain added pesticides or chemicals. Shrink your carbon footprint by reducing the distance your food travels.