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Le Creuset quietly released new cookware pieces at Amazon. Shop cocottes, a spoon rest, a whistling tea kettle, and more gear ...

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The Kirin Electric Salt Spoon at CES 2025 will add a salty taste to your food, though it shocks your tongue to do it. Taylor Leamey writes about all things wellness, specializing in mental health ...

A chunky plastic spoon, maybe something a kid would grasp at dinner and then fail to place it in its mouth spilling mashed up pumpkin all over the kitchen floor. Yet this spoon will set you back $ ...

Kirin Holdings Company is electrifying the food scene at the annual CES tech conference in Las Vegas with an innovative gadget that promises to literally shock your taste buds. The Electric Salt ...

There’s really no telling what it will be until you see it. This year? It’s a spoon. Kirin’s Electric Salt Spoon asks, "What if you wanted more salt on your food but were open to a mild ...