These shopping carts offer a magnifying glass for the elderly who need to take a closer look at their ingredients.

Avocado is nearly impossible to get perfectly ripe at the store, thankfully these color chart stickers will help nail it.

A train-set that can deliver both booze and food? Where does mankind sign-up?!

Some new cars come custom with cooled/heated cup holders. What’s not to love?

Edible cutlery. What else is there to say? Now you can eat your dessert and have bonus dessert leftover after you’re done.

June is an oven with a built-in camera that automatically detects what’s inside, and it recommends cooking times/temps. suggestions based on the food item.

A restaurant tabletop condiment caddy helps keep that ketchup/mustard bottle primed and ready to pour smoothly. Not that I don’t enjoy making an ass of myself at the table as I beat a bottle to death in front of complete strangers.

Ramen with a built-in strainer for the refined college student.

Why the bowl of chicken and fries, with a straw poking through to streamline the consumption process, doesn’t already exist at all ballgames and sporting events is a mystery to me. This lets you have one hand on both your food and beverage, while the other hand shoves the sustenance down your mouth. This could, and should, be used for more food items if you ask me.

These plastic glasses are designed so you can carry multiple drinks, at the same time, in one hand. Again, perfect for any sporting event in existence.

No longer is it impossible to reach those hard-to-get ‘Pringles’ with this handy tab to lift the chips up for you.

As if the takeout spork wasn’t functional enough, now this one comes with an added toothpick in the handle.

A microwave with a button to turn off the sound, so it no longer beeps when your food is finished. Think of it like a snooze button, but for your microwave.

An ice strip at your local bar will keep that beverage cooler longer so you can sip at your leisure.

Stretchy reusable food covers can help keep many of your favorite foods fresher for longer.

Just screw in this little plastic piece to your lemons or limes and spray on the perfect amount of flavor to your dishes.

PancakeBot prints beautiful breakfast wonders in any shape you can imagine. The 3D printer dispenses batter right onto a hot griddle, and it comes with an entire library of printable art to choose from.

This french fry cone has a built-in sauce compartment to help you eat your fries, the way you desire, while on the go.

A plastic bag with the corners cut out so that the pizza remains flat in transit. Simple. Brilliant.

Some shops are using frozen coffee cubes for iced coffee to prevent their cup of joe from tasting watery after the first few sips.

A microwave that has a built-in pull out drawer for easy retrieval. Now if they used this same technology for ovens it might just cut down on the numerous 3rd degree burns I suffer while pulling out foods with a bit too much confidence.

The Butter Mill can take cold butter and transform it into soft, spreadable, butter in no time.

With this popcorn bowl top you can mix the salt and butter in much more efficiently while shaking it, without losing a single kernel. Boom.

Signs to let the waiter know you’d like some assistance. They do this same thing at Bubba Gump Shrimps and it cuts out the awkward moments when you’ve got a mouthful of food and would rather the server just keep on walking. It also helps make the servers more efficient so that they can manage their tables better. Win-win solution here.

Wine bottle 4 cups, for when you need to take your alcoholic wine needs to the festival, without dealing with a cork or a heavy glass bottle.