We really enjoy a nice espresso from Starbucks, but sometimes getting in there for a morning cup can be a real hassle. This new Nespresso CitiZ will let you create Starbucks quality espressos with just one push of a button, right in your kitchen, so you can avoid all of the lines.
It won’t be long before touch technology takes over the world entirely. This new Pilar Touch-Activated Faucet just requires a light touch and it will turn on instantly, while one more touch will turn it off again. Couldn’t get any simpler than that.
A mouse trap is one house necessity that can’t be eliminated for the reason that mice can’t be gotten rid of. Now we give you a new option for it. First of all this doesn’t look like a trap at all. It just looks like your simple house table. It just has a tube that the mice can climb in and automatically closes upon the sensor’s detection! Coolness! What’s next is that the mouse falls into the microbial fuel cell at the bottom of the tube. There it will find a new definition of pain and suffering as it is slowly digested over a thousand years to be turned into fuel which is used to trap the next victim. Unfortunately this part is still under development. Too bad!
Want a good cup of joe without having to brew an entire pot? The Breville Single-Serve Coffeemaker allows you to do that with either disposable capsules or grinds of your favorite coffee. It has a water filtration system to ensure that your coffee is clean and pure. There’s also a convenient timer to make sure you don’t burn your place down, doofus. It also comes with 18 disposable coffee capsules. $300.
Ice cream is simply awesome. So what beats making your own blends of soft serve with the Cuisinart Ice-45 Mix It In Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker? It makes 1.5 quarts in just 20 minutes, all with relative ease. $100.
Handpresso is a purely portable espresso maker for you busy beatniks. All you do is pump it up, fill it with hot water, and then dump in your coffee then you’re good to go. $145 / €100.
If a Starbucks is too far from your house (which is highly unlikely unless you live in the boonies); you might need to buy the Starbucks Sirena Espresso Machine It’s designed by BMW Design Works. The machine provides a Rapid Steam Boiler, commercial-quality portafilter, and a patented back-pressure adapter that automatically adjusts to the coffee’s grind. Too bad it doesn’t come packaged with that cute girl from your local Starbucks. $600.
