What you eat is one of the most important decisions you make in life, so making meals yourself is the best way to choose. The problem with making your own food is that it can be complicated and messy. That’s why some geniuses came up with solutions to make cooking so comfortable you’ll make every meal at home!
Cheat Sheets
Cheat Sheets are the way to organize entire meals on one pan. These oven-safe, non-stick silicone dividers keep all your ingredients separated, reducing wastefulness and mess. Also, not everything takes the same amount of time to cook. But with Cheat Sheets, you can put everything in at the same time and remove things along the way when ready while leaving the rest that needs to cook longer in the oven. Nothing will ever over-cook again. You can even cook your salty dinner and sweet dessert at the same time!

This invention is the best for families whose members have different preferences, or some have special dietary requirements, and others don’t.
Michael Pollan from Food Rules says:
Cooking just might be the single most important thing you can do for your dietary health . . . Cooking for yourself is the only sure way to take back control of your diet from the food scientists and food processors, and to guarantee you’re eating real food rather than edible food-like substances, with their unhealthy oils, high-fructose corn syrup, and a surfeit of salt.
When you cook food at home, you know the ingredients, and that’s the best way for you and your family to stay healthy.

Fourneau 2.0
You don’t need a bread oven to make a homemade loaf. Fourneau 2.0 fits right into your home oven and uses a super-heated container method to bake you beautiful, delicious bread so you can control the ingredients. Gluten-free, vegan – no problem! The cast iron encasement heats the dough evenly and traps the steam emitted from the baking bread, which results in a perfectly golden, crispy crust.


Occo
Have you ever bought spices and wondered how in the world you’re going to use it all up in time before it gets old? Because they get old faster than most think. When you open that spice container and the oxygen, light, and heat hit it, the degradation begins. Those elements cause the essential oils in the spice to oxidize and evaporate, destroying the flavor over time. After about 3-6 months, that spice is no good. And if you keep your spices in a humid environment (even just the warmth of the kitchen), there’s the risk of mold setting in within a few months, which can produce mycotoxins and lead to food-borne illnesses.



That’s where Occo steps in. It’s a re-design of the way spices are packaged. It uses modified atmosphere technology to seal in freshness at the molecular level and separates the spice by ¼ teaspoon servings, so you never expose the whole batch to the air until you’re ready to use it.


Meater
Cooking meat at home is the best way to know its cooked right, and that it hasn’t been sitting out for longer than it should. Meater can help you make the juiciest turkey, chicken, steak, and even fish every single time. It’s a wireless smart meat thermometer that comes with an app to make sure you never forget you’ve got food in the oven when you’re chatting away with your friends or family or busy multitasking.


With Meater, you’ll have restaurant-quality results at home, and everyone can have their meat cooked to their liking. It can be linked to your smartphone, so you get a notification when the food is ready.


Polygons
A 4-in-1 origami-like flat measuring spoon for the extreme minimalists – and everyone else! Polygons lays flat and can fold up to 4 different sizes depending on where you pick it up. It’s practical, simple, takes up barely any space in your kitchen, and helps you not waste a drop of your ingredients. The material its made of is slippery to ensure any ingredient falls off the spoon with little effort.




Silo
Silo is a vacuum system that works with containers, not plastic bags. It’ll help you waste less food by keeping your things fresh for 5x longer and produce less plastic waste by using convenient, easy to store, reusable containers.


It even has Alexa built-in and comes with an app so you can track inventory and best-by-date, and know how to best store each item. When you’re at the grocery store, you can open the app and see what you’ve got in the fridge, how much of it, and whether or not you need to buy more.


Keeping your food fresh is just as important as knowing what ingredients are in your meals!



