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The Grillbot Is Like A Roomba For Your Grill

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Picture this… Instead of a small robot that vacuums your carpets, one that’s more than happy to clean the mess on your dirty outdoor grill. The Grillbot Grill Cleaning Robot is a brilliant solution to our disdain for cleaning our BBQ.

A simple push of a button sends the bot scurrying about, scrubbing away all that charred meat and the burnt-on marinades from last summer.

The Grillbot will be available in June in three different colors. Two models will retail for $69.95 to $99.95.

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[link, via HiConsumption]

Noodlebots Are Here To Help

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They’ve been programmed to cut our meat, flip our pancakes, and even help bake our cupcakes. Now, an army of robots has been assembled to help slice our noodles. The Chef Cui robot, created by Chinese restaurateur Cui Runguan, is in answer to rising labor costs in China.

At around $2,000 each, the noodlebot is a bargain compared to the $4,700 that a full-time noodle cook would cost. And, the restaurant would be spared from having to listen to someone complain about making noodles all day. Although, the angry glowing eyes of the Chef Cui do not help.

[via The World’s Best Ever]

The World’s Most Expensive Jell-O Robot

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To help promote the Sony Xperia mobile phone, and inspired by director Wes Anderson’s Made of Imagination ads, jelly robots were hidden around the UK. But these are no ordinary jiggly bots. They were created by Bompas & Parr, and stuffed with bling.

Besides being made of super-expensive jelly, the ‘Xperiabots’ contained luxuries such as golden cogs, white truffle valves, and gemstones for eyes. Once the jelly set, the robots were worth around £6000, and whoever found them, got to keep them.

[via Design Week]

Do You Like Cupcakes and Robots? YumBot Cupcake Molds Are Here To Help

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If Hollywood has taught us anything, it’s that robots can’t be trusted. Unless of course the robots in question are these adorable YumBots, whose primary function is to help bake your cupcakes. Although there’s always the possibility that their little cupcake brains could develop self-awareness and destroy us all, YumBots are currently here to serve.

Set of four bots, available at the Foodiggity Shop.

YumBots Are Here To Serve, For Now

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If I only had a cupcake brain.

Poor little YumBot. As cute as can be, with his blank stare and large swiveling head. But this YumBot is missing something, as he’s meant to be filled with batter, and baked to form a little cupcake brain.

But please, do not make the cupcake mix too advanced, as our little baked friends may eventually develop self-awareness and kill us all.

Until then, YumBots are here to serve, and available at the Foodiggity Shop. Four ‘Bots’ in four assorted colors.

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