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Category: Reviews

  • Jun 20, 2019

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    Reviews

    KetoCoach is a Home Blood Test Kit for Keto Dieters

    I was legitimately nervous about the needle. I realize this makes me a big baby, especially since it’s not even a real needle — it’s the teen-tiny pointy tip of a lancet cartridge. But like a four-year old, I asked KetoCoach Founder, Matt Payne, if his companies ketone blood test was gonna hurt. This is…

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  • Jun 17, 2019

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    Non-Tech, Reviews

    An Impossible Whopper Review from a Spoon Reader

    Living in the Pacific Northwest has a lot to offer: Trees, mountains, a Starbucks on just about every corner. But one thing we don’t have right now is the Impossible Whopper from Burger King. It’s only available in a few areas in the country, and was recently launched in the Bay Area as it starts…

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  • Jun 12, 2019

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    Low Tech, Reviews

    Review: Magic Spoon is the (Expensive) Kids’ Cereal for Adults, and is Magically Delicious

    I have an 8 year old, but we don’t ever buy him sugar cereals, in part because I know I would gobble up most of the box. At my age/metabolic rate, the effects of Lucky Charms tends to linger a lot longer than I’d like them to. Which is why I was excited to learn…

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  • May 14, 2019

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    Reviews

    HowUdish Says It Helps You Eat Like a Pro Athlete, but Fumbles on the Execution

    A couple years back, Dwayne Johnson revealed his diet: 10 pounds and 5,000 calories of high-protein meals per day. Perfect for building muscle, not so great for the world’s supply of cod. I know that I’m never going to be as huge as The Rock, but there is a hopeful part of me that thought…

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  • May 3, 2019

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    Non-Tech, Reviews

    Proper’s Vegan, Gluten Free and Allergen Free Cookie Dough is a Raw Deal (That’s Good!)

    A couple months back, I realized that I was slowly turning vegan, thanks to all of the wonderfully delicious plant-based products coming to market. So I was excited when the team behind the vegan and gluten-free Proper Cookie Dough, told me about their Kickstarter and sent me a couple batches to review. It’s probably best…

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  • Jan 27, 2019

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    Reviews

    Blow it Out: How the Keyto Device Gamified Me Into the Keto Diet

    Listen, this post is going to make me seem like the world’s biggest hypocrite. After writing about gradually turning vegan last week, I’m doing a full 180 to write about how I spent this past week piling up meat and heavy cream to go on a keto diet. In my defense, it was to try…

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  • Oct 19, 2018

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    Reviews, Sous Vide

    I Tried ChefStep’s JouleReady Bags: How a Sous Vide Virgin Became a Convert

    I have a confession: I am a full-time writer about food technology and the smart kitchen, and I’ve never tried my hand at sous vide. Maybe it’s because I don’t eat much meat, or because I have a pint-sized kitchen, or because — gasp! — I actually gravitate towards old-fashioned cooking techniques. Half the time…

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  • Sep 18, 2018

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    Foodtech, Reviews

    Ripple Yogurt Review: High Expectations Crushed By (Very) Bad Taste

    Nobody wanted to like Ripple yogurt more than me. As a recently diagnosed lactose intolerant person who loves ice cream, cheese, and yogurt more than most things, I’ve been having a hard time cutting down on dairy. So this week I decided to give Ripple, a brand about which I’d heard some great things, a…

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  • Dec 20, 2017

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    Delivery & Commerce, Low Tech, Next-Gen Cooking, Reviews, Sous Vide

    A Smart Kitchen Gift Guide for Last-Minute Shoppers

    Sous vide wands, guided cooking systems and an $80 coffee mug are just a few of our ideas.

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  • Nov 24, 2017

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    Connected Kitchen, Reviews, Sous Vide, Video

    Going Beyond The Stick: New Options Emerge For Sous Vide In 2018

    While the ultra-early sous vide enthusiasts among us started their precision cooking journeys with water ovens like the Sous Vide Supreme, the last few years in home sous vide have been all about “the stick.” That’s right, as sous vide enters the zeitgeist, immersion circulators from the likes of from Anova, Nomiku, and ChefSteps are the…

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  • Oct 16, 2017

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    Education & Discovery, Reviews

    Scripps Network Targets Hungry Millennials with Multiplatform Genius Kitchen

    Scripps Networks shows off its curation chops with the launch of its new multiplatform channel, Genius Kitchen. This venture is a collection of personality-driven cooking shows, with a touch of viewer interaction thrown in for good measure. Wrapped around a weekly pop-culture take on food news, hosted by the bubbly duo of Akilah Hughes and Mike Lockyer,…

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  • Sep 16, 2017

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    Around The Web, Future of Drink, Next-Gen Cooking, Reviews

    Wired’s Joe Ray Reviews The Spinzall And The Results Are Cloudy

    Let’s get this out of the way: I love to read Joe Ray’s kitchen gadget reviews. Perhaps more than any modern cooking gadget reviewer, Ray not only keeps real-world consumer concerns front of mind as he evaluates new products, but he does so in a way that shows off a strong understanding of advanced culinary…

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