The phrase "kitchen device" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to any type of tool, utensil, or appliance used in the kitchen. Example: "I need to buy a new kitchen device to help me chop vegetables more efficiently."
That converged kitchen device, it must be said, has far more credibility than a toaster-fridge.
And there was the obligatory visit to Williams-Sonoma for that essential but invariably missing kitchen device, in this case a lemon squeezer for the cocktails.
Terrorists favor the ordinary kitchen device because they are so ubiquitous, and because they have a tight-fitting lid, which allows bomb-makers to pack shrapnel and explosive material closely, maximizing its acceleration after an explosion, and therefore injuries, defense experts in India said.
The connected kitchen device startup has pretty humble beginnings in this space.
Cooking is set to get a whole lot smarter if connected kitchen device startup, The Orange Chef, pulls off its grand vision.
Now with Alexa, the Triby is an even better kitchen device allowing owners to tell it to set timers, play music or read sports scores.
In back are strewn five big-screen plasma TVs and various kitchen devices.
Among more craft-intensive pieces, I especially liked Margarita Cabrera's soft-sculpture kitchen devices -- a blender, a toaster -- sewn from pink and yellow vinyl.
He immediately discerned a gap in the market: kitchen devices that were as comfortable as they were functional, designed not only for cooks with hand problems but for all cooks.
To take a domestic example, sensor-embedded kitchen devices might support precision-control gastronomic cooking in one home, while at the same time offering the potential to remotely monitor the food consumption of elderly relatives in another.
In fact, the invention, dubbed Audine (for "automatic dining"), seems to have sprung from a 40-year time warp -- from the era of those labor-saving kitchen devices that let Mom maintain a clean house while still keeping the bounce in her hair.
