Revolutionize Your Culinary Space: Must-Have Food Tech Innovations from CES 2023

[Kennedy Felton]

Back when “Smart Home” debuted on Disney in 1999 – the notion of an intelligent home seemed like something out of science fiction. Yet now, over 25 years later, it’s gradually transitioning into reality. We’re exploring some of the cutting-edge food tech gadgets showcased at CES that are transforming how we eat, drink, and cook.

Firstly – how did the idea of a beetle collecting water lead to the invention of a self-refilling coffee maker by Kara Water?

Cody Soodeen is the CEO of Kara Water – a business focused on making drinking water accessible to everyone.

Their device captures air, eliminates impurities, and utilizes a heat exchange method to convert the air into drinkable water.

“Individuals are switching to bottled water due to its convenience.” “At home, would you rather have a bottle of water or a glass? The answer is invariably the same. It will always be a glass of water.” “This provides individuals who typically consume bottled water the chance to enjoy a glass at home. It’s identical, it’s pure, dependable, and nutritious.”

And it’s not merely limited to water – their latest creation is a combination coffee brewer that self-refills with water for the next cup.

Consider this… if you’re trying to reduce your sodium intake – behold – the Electric Salt Spoon.

This device from Kirin Holdings amplifies the saltiness and umami qualities of low sodium dishes, making them feel complete.

The Tokyo-based company points out that Japanese adults eat nearly twice the World Health Organization’s suggested daily salt limit.

To tackle this concern, they developed the Electric Salt Spoon, which became available last year for approximately 120 US dollars. To operate it, simply power on the spoon, choose the intensity, and use it like any regular utensil. It’s ideal for dishes like curry, fried rice, and various meals served in a bowl.

From a pinch of technological seasoning to managing those post-dinner clean-up tasks, Lissome provides a countertop dishwasher built for efficiency and contemporary lifestyles.

The founder drew inspiration from his time living in large cities with limited living spaces.

“Numerous apartments and homes are quite old and compact. It’s challenging for people to install a conventional dishwasher.”

This streamlined device measures eleven inches in width and guarantees sparkling clean dishes in just 15 minutes. Its AI sensor assesses water clarity, optimizing spray arm movement and water pressure to save resources. To make it yours, the cost is 100-thousand dollars.

These food tech advancements underscore the expanding synergy between technology and daily life, impacting how we prepare our meals as well as manage our living spaces.