Smart Kitchen Gadgets Worth Investing In

These high-tech gadgets can elevate your cooking and save you time while making life simpler – but they may also prove costly.

Home chefs who want to sharpen their culinary abilities should invest in innovative kitchen gadgets – they’re worth every cent of spending!

Instant Pot Pro Plus

Are You Consolidating Appliances in Your Kitchen or Looking to Create One Pot Meals? An Instant Pot is an ideal way to save space in any cramped kitchen or create one-pot meals quickly. The 6-quart model acts as a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, steamer, saute pan, yogurt maker and warmer.

Wi-Fi connectivity ensures full control and can be managed from a smartphone app, providing access to an extensive library of recipes while following onscreen instructions while the device does all of the work for you.

This large silver control panel is easy to read and intuitive to program; though some users may be confused by buttons labeled “Meat/Stew,” “Chili/Beans,” or other unhelpful titles). Additionally, this model features “whisper quiet” steam release as well as anti-spin design to keep inner pot in place during sauteing; delay start/progress bar help monitor cooking status while setting auto release at end of program can also help provide peace of mind.

Meater Plus Thermometer

Traeger-owned Apption Labs’ premium wifi meat thermometer stands out as being the first probe thermometer without wires, boasting dual sensors in its slim pen-like probe. These dual sensors accurately assess internal cooking temperature as well as ambient heat up to 527 degrees Fahrenheit simultaneously, with its Bluetooth repeater within its bamboo charger (powered by one AAA battery) extending signal range up to 165 feet so you can keep an eye on things even if you’re not present when cooking or grilling food.

Through an app, the MEATER Plus lets you set a target temperature and receive alerts when your food gets within several degrees of it. Furthermore, it tracks previous cooks so you can compare and learn from past efforts for improved results. While expensive, MEATER Plus might be worth your while if you find yourself constantly hovering over food while constantly opening oven doors; additionally it serves as a remote for barbecue/smoker, with the company website listing new Traeger Timberline XL grill models wherein this feature can be embedded into them for optimal use!

Moen Smart Faucet

Moen’s next generation smart faucet features a touchless sensor to turn on and off water with just the wave of your hand, as well as regulate temperature for an effortless experience that reduces chances of accidental burns from hot water spouts.

This stylish faucet has an eye-catching design and can work with Alexa and Google Assistant as well as Apple HomeKit (though voice activation only works through their app). Installation is quick and effortless since it simply clips onto existing part of sink and runs off batteries rather than being hardwired into home electrical system.

This smart water dispenser supports dispensing amounts ranging from one tablespoon to 15 gallons, with presets for common commands like filling your coffee pot or dog bowl. Its accompanying app lets you set specific water levels ahead of time and monitor hourly usage; however, its customer rating has been relatively poor due to its inability to consistently pair with the faucet and confusing navigation features.

Dash Button

Home cooked meals tend to taste better than microwaved frozen dinners, but preparation requires time and patience. Smart tech can help unlock more flavor more quickly.

Amazon first unveiled the Dash button in 2015 – an innovative device allowing you to order an item instantly with one click. When the button is pressed, your chosen product arrives a few days later at your home – such as Tide detergent, Bounty kitchen rolls, Gillette razor blades or Sheeba cat food!

Dash Buttons may still be available virtualy, but their popularity appears to have declined over time. Voice shopping via Alexa may have taken the place of this service as well as subscription services like Dash Replenishment Service and Subscribe & Save; physical Dash buttons also tend to have short lifespans with no obvious markings to tell when they should be retired; it might be best if one finds an alternate method if possible or alternative hardware hacks for these.