Kitchen Sync by Noah Balmer
Going Like Sixty — March 27, 2008 — Lifestyle
References: thekitchn
All good cooks have their favorite recipes. The organized ones have them on file cards, the really organized ones have them on a laptop. But this Kitchen Sync takes the idea to the logical conclusion: the electronic recipe book. The Kitchen Sync is a concept appliance gadget from designer Noah Balmer. He won the International Housewares Association design award.
Implications - Cookbooks have been used for decades, and the format of them has remained the same; however, with technology on the rise, the need for an electronic cookbook can be observed. Businesses should focus on the possibilities of new technology in the culinary world to provide better advancements for cooking professionals in the industry.
Implications - Cookbooks have been used for decades, and the format of them has remained the same; however, with technology on the rise, the need for an electronic cookbook can be observed. Businesses should focus on the possibilities of new technology in the culinary world to provide better advancements for cooking professionals in the industry.
Trend Themes
1. Electronic Cookbook - Creating electronic recipe books to replace traditional paper cookbooks.
2. Smart Kitchen Appliances - Developing appliances that integrate with electronic cookbooks for a seamless kitchen experience.
3. Innovative Recipe Sharing Platforms - Exploring new ways to share and access recipe content online, beyond traditional cookbooks.
Industry Implications
1. Technology - Opportunities for tech companies to create new electronic cookbook platforms and devices.
2. Kitchen Appliances - Opportunities for appliance companies to create smart appliances that work with electronic cookbooks.
3. Publishing - Opportunities for publishers to develop and market new electronic cookbook content and platforms.
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