This bag will keep your lunch box at a steady 50 degrees using its built-in warmer pad. It can be powered using a USB port or a regular 12V cigarette lighter socket.

Product Specifications:

• Powered by USB
• Powered by 12V
• Built-in warmer pads
• Can keep around 50 degree to keep the lunch box warm
• Size: 200*135*98mm
• Weight: 200g

The 12V+USB Lunch Box Warmer Bag is yours for $29 from the Gadget4all.com website.

Pizza Boss is the name of this new fun product for those who especially like the word tool when it comes to kitchen tools. It’s a pizza slicer designed to look like a circular saw.

Unlike most power tools you won’t have to read the instructions before using the Pizza Boss as it’s fairly self-evident: take Pizza Boss in hand, slice pizza. It’s also a lot less dangerous than a circular saw – you’ve far less chance of taking your fingers off with this baby, unless you’re not really paying attention, but then you’ll probably just give yourself a nasty cut. It doesn’t require batteries and you won’t have to hook it up to the mains as the blade is powered by pure elbow grease (not included).

Features

• A pizza slicer designed to look like a mini circular saw.
• Incredibly easy to use: pizza + hand holding pizza boss = sliced pizza.
• The blade has a removable shield for easy cleaning.
• Doesn’t require batteries or mains power.
• Manufactured using engineering grade plastic (which we’re assured is much tougher than standard plastic).
• Suitable for ages 18 years+.
• Size: 11.5 x 10.5 x 6.5cm.

The Pizza Boss is available from the I Want One Of Those website for £9.99 (about $16 USD).

Beanzawave is the name of this brand new USB-powered gadget from the American food company Heinz. It is the world’s smallest, portable microwave oven.

This small but hot device, measuring 7.4(H) x 6.2(W) x 5.9(D) inches, is still only a prototype the technology required to make it into a real product exists. The price will be around $160 if Heinz ever does decide to make this USB microwave oven into something that you can buy.

Please visit the Mail Online website for more information about the Beanzawave.

(Fast Company via Gizmodo, Le Journal Du Geek and Geeky Gadgets)

Can you handle another USB gadget that looks like something you could eat? I’ll make it short. It’s a 4-port USB 2.0 compliant hub that looks like a potato.

Features:

• USB 2.0 4-Port hub
• Potato shape design
• Made of Polyresin
• Fully compliant with USB 2.0 specification
• Backwards compatible with USB 1.1
• Transfer rate up to 480Mbps
• Plug and play
• Support Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Mac OSX and Linux
• Dimension: 90 x 55 x 45mm (approx.)
• Weight: 255g

The USB Potato 4-Port Hub is yours for $16 over at the USB Brando website.

(Via CraziestGadgets)

Yes, it’s yet another one of those tasty looking food inspired USB hubs. This 3-port model is shaped like a chocolate covered cake with some juice strawberries placed at the top.

Product Specifications:

• USB 2.0
• 3 USB ports
• Vivid strawberry and cake design
• Plug and play
• Powered by USB

The Strawberry Cake USB Hub is available over at the USB Fever website for $17 or you can get it from the Gadget4all.com website for $18.

Yes, it’s another one of those food inspired storage devices, like last month’s bagel. This time it’s a 4GB USB drive that is designed to look like a red hot chili pepper.

Description:

• Support USB version 2.0 and 1.0
• Hot plug and play
• No external power is required
• Low power consumption
• Supports Window ME, 2000, XP and Vista
• Capacity: 4GB
• Casing Material: Rubber
• Size: ~6.7(L) x 2.2(W) x 1.3(H)cm
• Weight: 15g

The Chili Pepper USB Drive is available from the SourcingMap website for $12.99.

(Via Latest Gadget Reviews 4 U)

USB memories that looks various types of food have been popular for quite some time now. This 1GB bagel shaped model is the latest example of such a storage device.

A mini-bagel deliciously baked to perfection with fully functional USB 2.0 flash memory and a shmeer. The Bagel Drive is ideal for storing files, photos, video, music and all of your digital tchochkes.

Each Bagel Drive is individually hand-crafted from the finest ingredients and carefully preserved by a proprietary process. No two look exactly alike!

The Bagel USB Flash Drive is available from Bupkes Bakery for $24.95.

(Via CraziestGadgets)

Like a sour version of the Eco-Friendly Water-Powered Clock, this timepiece runs on the energy of a lemon, which makes it possible to power it for a week or longer.

This pedagogic project is a kind of shortcut intended to remind ourselves that nature, in spite of the various transformations to which we subject her, is still our direct energy source.

The somewhat magical dimension of the operation is in fact simple electrolysis, like a conventional electric battery.

Head over to the annagram.fr website for more photos of the Citrus Clock.

(Core77 via Geeky Gadgets and OhGizmo)

If the dog and bone wrist supporters wasn’t weird enough for you and your computer desk, maybe this yummy bread-smelling croissant one is.

Product description

• Functions: Decoration for home and office
• Soft and comfort with bread-smell
• Dimension: 12.0 x 7.5 x 4.5 cm

The Croissant Wrist Rest is available for $6 from Toys Brando.

“Don’t talk with your mouth full” – maybe that’s what inspired Japanese designer Ikuko Nakazawa to come up with this nice set of porcelain plates.

Quirky and charming, these plates were designed to resemble conversation bubbles from manga, or Japanese comics.

This set of three plates features one large plate and two smaller plates and is perfect for serving small meals and snacks.

The Chat Plates are available from MoMA Store for $45.

This handy wireless thermometer alerts you, verbally or by audio alarm, from up to 330 feet away when the meat has reached the perfect temperature.

Features:

• Digital LCD screen with remote wireless probe to identify temperature/readiness of meat
• Speaks in five languages with corresponding display (English, Spanish, German, French, Danish)
• Sensor has temperature range from 32°F to 572°F
• Programmable entrée programs include beef, lamb, veal, hamburger, pork, turkey, chicken, and fish
• Four doneness selections include rare, medium rare, medium, and well done
• Two verbal and three audio alert options let you know the status of your meal—almost ready, ready, and overcooked
• Audio alarm sounds when selected temperature is reached
• Main unit will receive the probe signal from up to 330 feet away
• Stainless steel probe detaches from sensor for easy cleaning
• Low battery indicator
• 6 inch probe with 40 inch wire
• 2 AA (main unit) and 2 AAA (transmitter), included

The Grill Right Wireless Talking BBQ/Oven Thermometer is available for $49.99 over at the Oregon Scientific website.

(IT Rush via Uber-Review)

The Nutri-Weigh & Go dietary computer is a handy device that is easy to bring along when you want to keep track of the things you put in your mouth.

It calculates the nutritional values of your food in calories, protein, carbohydrates, total sugars, total fat, saturated fat, fibre, sodium, cholesterol, net carbohydrates, G.I value and % of calories from fat.

Containing a database of over 1400 foods, the Nutri Weigh and Go allows you to record your daily food intake for up to 7 days. The advanced word prompt feature allows you to search for the required food item quickly and easily.

The Nutri Weigh and Go can also be used as a conventional scale and has all of the standard features you would expect from a Salter scale including aquatronic liquid measurement, add and weigh, metric/imperial conversion and auto & manual shut off.

The Salter 1440 Nutri-Weigh & Go Dietary Computer is available from the Scalesexpress.com website for £45 (about $90 USD).

(Via OhGizmo)

The light-weight Da Gennaro oven features a characteristic design and allows you to prepare pizzas and other dishes just like in a wood-burning oven.

Features:

• Power: 1300 Watt
• Capacity: 13 lt
• Adjustable thermostat
• Timer to programme cooking time
• Ultra heat-retaining cooking surface in firestone
• Pilot light that turns off when the over reaches the right temperature
• Heat insulated
• EAN Code: 8003705009004
• Pcs for master: 1
• Container 20’: 494 pcs
• Container 40’: 978 pcs
• Quantity per pallet: 30 pcs
• Approuvals: TUV Rheinland – GS – CE

No word on pricing.

(Via Gizmodo UK)

Here’s a fun way to make yourself some tasty ice cream. Just add ice and rock salt in one end of this ball and ice cream mix in the other, kick it around for 20 minutes – voilà!

The lightweight Play and Freeze Ice Cream Maker (from $24) is made of durable of thermoplastic, comes with a bunch of yummy recipes and is available in nine different colors.

(Via GadgetGrid)

Dream Country shows you how to make your own Rubik’s Cube cake.

(Via Craftzine)

A Sealing Clip with Expiry Date ($4), what a great and simple idea.

Use the plastic clip to close up plastic bag tightly, then simply set the expiry date as a reminder. The sealing clip measures 10.5cm in length and the price includes 4 of them i three different colors (yellow, green, and 2 white).

Just because you are walking around on Earth doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy some of the awkwardness of being in space.

Grab yourself a pack of freeze-dried Astronaut Ice Cream ($6) and find out if astronauts also can experience a good ol’ brain freeze once in awhile. Choose between chocolate, vanilla and strawberry.

The Neapolitan ice cream is freeze dried removing water by lowering the air pressure to a point where ice shifts from a solid to a gas. The ice cream is placed in a vacuum chamber and frozen until the water crystaliszes. The air pressure is lowered, creating a vacuum, forcing air out of the chamber; next heat is applied, vaporising the ice; finally a freezing coil traps the vaporised water. This process continues for hours giving you the perfect space food!