This Insane New Refrigerator Does Your Grocery Shopping For You
... plus six other amazing new kitchen gadgets that are gonna change your life.
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Every year the best and brightest tech companies descend upon Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show, where they show off their top-notch tools and madcap inventions to make life easier. This year, the coolest among them include—what else?—a slew of food-related gadgets that we can't wait to get our hands on, like a touch-screen fridge that orders groceries via Fresh Direct, an olfactory alarm clock that wakes you with the smell of freshly baked croissants, and more. Read on for the coolest new tech toys worth drooling over.
Samsung Family Hub Fridge
This is the fridge of your dreams. Seriously. In addition to highly-organized compartments in the four-door unit, there's a touch screen embedded in the door—from which you can order groceries via Fresh Direct delivery service and take a peek at what's inside using live-view cameras (you can also check the inventory remotely on your smartphone while at the grocery store). Plus, time stamps can be added to each item so you'll know when it's time to toss those leftovers.
$5,000; samsung.com
SensorWake
Choose the fresh scent you'd like to wake up to every morning with this nifty, soundless alarm clock whose tagline tells you to "wake up gently." Its aromatic options include croissants, coffee, chocolate, and peppermint in addition to non-culinary scents like seaside, lush jungle, and money. We honestly can't think of a better way to start the morning—well, besides having said fresh coffee and croissants delivered directly to your nightstand (or brewed bedside).
$89-$109; sensorwake.com
DietSensor
If you've ever wondered just how much sugar is hiding in that slice of cheesecake, then you need this hand-held molecular sensor. Created by French startup DietSensor, the pocket-size tool is called SCiO and, by the push of a button, it can determine the chemical make-up of your food—down its caloric, protein, carbohydrate, and fat content. Designed for those with diabetes and other diet-conscious individuals in mind, its coordinating smartphone app also tracks your daily intake and offers nutrition advice.
$249; dietsensor.com
Pico Brew
The Keurig of beer is here. Pico Brew is a countertop brewer for anyone who wants their favorite craft beers fresh from the tap and entirely on demand. In about a week, you can whip up 5 liters of your favorite suds that hail from more than 50 breweries around the country, such as Rogue and Dogfish Head.
$600; picobrew.com
Ripple Maker
Personalized latte art is just the touch of a button away with this machine that crafts insanely detailed works of art in your coffee's foamy top. Once available on the consumer market, you'll be able to choose images from your phone, type in messages, or pick a pre-designed logo for your morning cup.
$999; coffeeripples.com
Bartesian Cocktail Machine
On the heels of Keurig's cocktail pods comes this instant alcoholic drink maker that stores different types of booze in four canisters and uses them to "brew" cocktails from recyclable capsules, which flavors like Sex on the Beach, margarita, "zest" martini, and Cosmopolitan.
$300; bartesian.com
GrillBot
Anyone who's serious about barbecue knows that scrubbing grill grates is the worst. So this automatic grill-cleaning robot could become your best friend this summer. Here's how it works: Select the 10-, 20-, or 30-minute setting, close the grill cover, and let it rip. The rotating wire bristles work away at gunked-up grates with baked on meat residue.
$130; grillbots.com
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