Japan Unveils Electric Spoons & Bowls To ‘Make Food Tastier’
Japanese inventors have created electric bowls and spoons, guaranteed to add sparks to your meal.
Using technology called “electric taste sensing,” the utensils use weak electricity to enhance and control the taste of food, adding and subtracting flavors as it sees fit.
“For example, in the case of a spoon, the tip of the spoon, the part that touches the food, is an electrode, and an electric current flows toward the food,” explained a representative from Kirin, the company behind the products.
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