It is an amazing invention! Look at the video below. The pot automatically stirs the content in it! There is some thermodynamics involved but who cares? We don't have to know how a plane flies to board on it-do we?
See the self stirring pot in action.
Do you know who is its inventor.? A Japanese dentist!
Her name is Hideki Watanabe.
Here is her picture.
Isn't she beautiful. My husband says that to me, all Japanese women are beautiful. Now, isn't that a statement or judgement?
BTW, the name of this self stirring pot is a typical Japanese sounding Kuru-Kuru Nabe.
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Showing posts with label Kitchen. Show all posts
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Monday, May 28, 2012
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Visit the exhibition of kitchen designs.
Kitchen-where we spent most of our life but often ignored in its design and structure. A kitchen should be efficiently constructed that require minimum movement while cooking or cleaning the dishes.
It is a place prone to attract insects due to wet conditions most of the time. In my ancestor's home, the kitchen used to be very large. Though it is convenient to work, it required a lot of moving around.
Even now, kitchen designs are not all that work efficient place. May be this world famous exhibition of kitchen designs will have something for us and for the future.
MOMA (museum of modern art) is organizing an exhibition of 20th century exhibition in New York till March 2011. See the work of Margarete Schutte-Lihotzky's Frankfort Kitchen.

It is a place prone to attract insects due to wet conditions most of the time. In my ancestor's home, the kitchen used to be very large. Though it is convenient to work, it required a lot of moving around.
Even now, kitchen designs are not all that work efficient place. May be this world famous exhibition of kitchen designs will have something for us and for the future.
MOMA (museum of modern art) is organizing an exhibition of 20th century exhibition in New York till March 2011. See the work of Margarete Schutte-Lihotzky's Frankfort Kitchen.
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