Heat Conducting Ice Cream Scoop

Scoop That II is a clever solution to an annoying problem - scooping rock hard ice cream. Using thermodynamics to transfer heat to the edges (Biodegradable liquid transfers heat from the handle to the scoop head), this ice scoop cuts through ice cream like butter thanks to it´s sharper blade and warming handle. No electricity, batteries, or hot water required! The award winning design also features a special coating in the scooping bowl that keeps the ice cream from melting, and a see-through handle that make it a functional work of art.

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PEPPER CANNON

For those who have never been satisfied with the output, grind range, grind consistency, adjustability, difficult refilling, or build quality of conventional pepper mills, the Pepper Cannon may be for you. The robust device is designed to deliver 10 times as much pepper each twist as conventional mills, allowing you to pour as much pepper as you like into your cooking pots or all over your food to get the most flavor. A double-bearing supported drive shaft that powe...
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SOLO STOVE GRILL

We first heard of Solo Stove, a couple of years ago, when they introduced a clean-burning fire pit with a unique and proprietary 360-degree Airflow design that boosts the combustion process by sucking up air through the venting system located at the bottom. The guys have now adapted this design for mealtime, producing a charcoal grill that gets hotter, faster. Made of sturdy stainless steel, the sleek Solo Stove Grill creates hotter temperatures and requires less fu...
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KAA RESTAURANT | SAO PAULO BRASIL

Kaa Restaurant is located in Sao Paulo  Brasil, it is a 700 sq meter space. It has 7 thousand plants originating from the Atlantic forest that serve as an oasis for more than just the taste, but for all the senses. Among the details are the lush suspended garden on the wall of the hall, a retractable roof that can be opened on warm days, besides an informal ambience with glass of water and a lounge....
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