When you’re reading a book, you probably don’t think about what it takes to turn each page.
But what if you could turn each page turn into an event?
That’s what Joseph Herscher has done with The Page Turner, a Rube Goldberg machine that lets you sip coffee while waiting for the page to turn, and let the machine take care of the rest.
Before serving your guests a freshly made Cherpumple, you’re going to need a main course worthy of such a delicious desert.
So what goes well with pie-on-pie pandemonium?
How about the tarDunkin’, a turkey brined in Dunkin’ Donuts Coolattas, stuffed with Munchkins and served with coffee gravy and mashed hash browns?
Yup; it doesn’t get much better than that.
Hello, I Like Espresso is a beautiful short from Vincent Lammers that shows all of the different ways that you can make a coffee drink in just 27 seconds.
Enjoy:
[Via: Laughing Squid]
Coffee Joulies are magic beans that keep your coffee (or any other hot beverage) at the perfect temperature.
First, they absorb extra thermal energy in your coffee when it’s served too hot, cooling it down to a drinkable temperature three times faster than normal. Next, they release that stored energy back into your coffee keeping it in the right temperature range twice as long.
Coffee Joulies are currently available as a project on Kickstarter, but with the interest that they’ve already generated, they shouldn’t have any problem getting the funding they need to become a real product.
Get a set of five now for just $40, and you’ll even save yourself 20% off the final retail cost.
There are a million different coffee gadgets and gizmos to help you get the most from your beans, but when it comes to tea, there are only a select few ways to brew that really stand out.
Norm Design’s new Tea Pot is one of those, with a cleverly crafted glass kettle that features an integrated tea ball that can be pulled out of the way when it’s time to pour.