Did you ever think BuzzFeed would get into the smart appliance game? Well…
When BuzzFeed first began their Tasty video series, it didn’t take long for the Facebook page to go viral. People were addicted, sharing the short, snack-sized videos of incredible food recipes for all to drool over.
Unlike anything else doing the rounds, the videos are shot from a bird’s-eye perspective. Their quick and quirky manner, included ingredients and method, and were an instant winner.
If you have never ever seen a Tasty video before, I hope you’ve eaten:
And that’s just their top 10.
Tasty gets 2,3 billion video views each month, explains Tech Crunch, so their move into the smart appliance game makes sense.
It’s called the Tasty One Top, and is essentially a hot plate that connects to your phone via Bluetooth. Along with the announcement, BuzzFeed Product Labs – BuzzFeed’s product creators – released the Tasty app:
That just makes things way too simple.
Here’s how the app and the cooker work together, explains Tech Crunch:
So you can look up a recipe in the app, and then cook it using the One Top. BuzzFeed describes the One Top as a Bluetooth-enabled induction cooktop, which supports cooking with pots and pans as well as sous vide.
For precision cooking, the One Top also monitors the surface temperature of the pot or pan, and it comes with a thermometer to track the internal temperature of the food.
Imagine that, or just watch the video below:
Now you want one, don’t you?
BuzzFeed Product Labs has listed the product on their site – here – and, although orders will only be shipped within the USA in November, you are able to reserve one in the mean time.
Yup you read that right: “only be shipped within the USA in November”.
Frustrating, but, of course we have some good news for you.
Retailing at US$149 (R2 000) and available in blue or black here, you can enlist Postbox Courier to do the dirty work of getting your parcel to South Africa.
Just follow these steps:
Simple as as Tasty pie.
The beauty of Postbox Courier is they handle the customs clearance part for you (nothing gets stuck at customs – ever) – so even if an overseas website DOES deliver to SA, you would be best off using their service anyways.
I rate you could be cooking up a storm by Christmas, and even impress your in-laws.
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