A spatula has been specially integrated into the bottom of the pot, where it will continue to rotate autonomously as food cooks, helping you mix ingredients and lifting bits of food which would otherwise stick and burn. The spatula itself can be adjusted to continue stirring until you turn it off, or just intermittently, so that a simmering soup’s ingredients are well incorporated.

Capable of adjusting from 200º F to 375º F, it lets you sauté, sear, braise, boil, or simmer, where the tempered glass lid works great in retaining moisture during cooking. At $99.95, why not get this for Mother’s Day?

Unless it’s incorporated into your cooking utensils, you’ll have to blast the sound from the adjacent room and hope that you don’t upset the neighbors. It is from this train of thought that brought about the Joy scale, which has incorporated a docking station into a food scale.

Functionality is important to all of us, and this device is a all-in-one for the bakers and chefs out there. This will show you results in increments of .04 ounces / 1 gram. There are battery and overload indicators to let you know how the system is functioning. The automatic shut off that is programmed into the system will make sure you have a long-lasting battery life. Though I’m rather sad that there is no option to us a wall adapter for power.  At only $99.99, this is a docking system worth it weight. You’ll just want to make sure that you keep the surrounding area tidy.

After all, for £19.99  a pop, this unique looking bull lets you grab it by its horns, lift it and all you need to do is remove the corkscrew from his head and you’re good to go, drinking your favorite alcoholic beverage as you celebrate yet another milestone in your life.

The Koziol Torr Corkscrew, after all, comes with a cleverly-hidden steel spiral that is perfect for uncorking your favourite vino. You will probably be popping more bottles open at a much faster rate then before, and your guests will certainly be more than happy to see a seemingly never ending flow of their favorite wine.

Enter the Ten Minute Frozen Juice Pop Maker – the name itself is self-explanatory. This frozen juice pop maker will freeze up to a trio of homemade juice pops, taking a mere ten minutes to do so. The device will need to be primed in a freezer for 24 hours beforehand though, where it is capable to run for 30 minutes (that means making nine 2 1/4″ x 3 1/2″ frozen juice pops) before requiring a refreezing procedure in the freezer. Not exactly the best returns, but for $49.95 a pop (no pun intended), this might be just the thing to get for the summer.

It looks a little like a miniature water bottle, but the Airspresso is actually a tiny espresso maker. All you need to do is add your coffee, water, and a filter, and then attach a pump to make it nice and creamy. You will have to find a way to heat the water yourself, but since the gadget is designed for outdoor use, chances are you’ll have a fire going for that purpose.

Sounds like a great idea, albeit with one major, potentially crippling flaw: it costs $180. That’s one expensive cup of energy-free espresso.

Conveniently shaped to look like a microphone, they’re perfect for you to serenade the corn as well as other side dishes while you’re busy marinating some of the meat. Just make sure that while you sing, you wear a face mask over just in case your saliva starts to splash all over the place.

Being dishwasher safe, it is a snap to clean up once you’re done with your meal preparation, while the metal tong with silicone covered tips are heat resistant up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit for your cooking pleasure.

Currently up for pre-order, the Breville Radio Toaster will cost you £49.99, but that is a small price to pay considering the wonder that this toaster will invoke whenever you have a guest who stays over at your place in the morning and wakes up to the sweet smell of perfectly toasted bread as well as their favorite artiste singing in the background.

Now, for Breville engineers to go back to the drawing board and include a coffee maker in this puppy for the next iteration. Surely that is not too much to ask, no?

The genius of the BLTET-C is is not only blends your favorite drinks, but shaves ice en masse as well. Cool, huh? Thanks to a 500-Watt Ice Shaver that can be activated at the flick of the button, the frozen stuff will soon be crushed to sate the thirst of drinkers.

Even cooler (ha, get it?) is once put through the rigors of a swingin’ par-tay, the BLSTET-C is hand washable, with parts left out to dry until the next time its’ used.

The controls aren’t rocket science either, with easy-to-use functions that allows an inventive host to crank out frozen yogurt drinks in record time.

Though it’s being marketed as a party appliance, rather than suffer the inconvenience of having uninvited crashers at your pad, it might be best to just keep the BLSTET-C hidden away for those special occasions.

The oster BLSTET-C Ice Shaving Blender is currently going for $129.50 at Amazon.

iGrill is set to revolutionize the way we cook & grill today by enabling you to multitask between your grill and guests with the peace of mind that your food is perfectly cooked, at target temperature and safe for consumption.

iGrill communicates with your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad via a secure, long-range Bluetooth connection. Ideal kitchen gadget for you high tech kitchen.

Gadgets have been known to make life easier for us. And the next one is no different. The Qooq is a kitchen computer that comes with 10 recipes from chefs in video. It can also connect to the Internet, and have regular updates based on a monthly subscription fee.

The computer also has a meal planner and a shopping list maker that will help you in all your cooking and shopping needs. It doesn’t have an Internet browser, however, but it can be used to update recipes, weather information and Internet radio stations. Qooq can also be used as a digital photo frame.

The device has a 10.2-inch touchscreen display and onscreen keyboard. And if you fear that sauces or oils might splash on this little gadget, be assured that it has a glass screen to protect the device.

Qooq comes with a 500 preloaded, interactive recipes that is written in French (unfortunately). The main device costs €349 plus €12.95 monthly for updates.