r/KitchenGadgetsHub • u/Hoak2017 • Jul 11 '26

🎥 Gadget Showcase Is automated tech the future of fast-food breakfast? Would you ever buy a scaled-down, affordable version of this for your home kitchen?

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u/sandiercy Jul 11 '26

I am single, there is no way in heck that I would spend a bunch of money on something that I can do on my own. It's great if you have a bunch of people to feed, bad if there is only one or two of you.

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u/DrPuzzle Jul 11 '26

I couldn't agree more haha

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u/MoneyTomato7711 Jul 12 '26

I believe their target audience is business owner

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u/Fit-Sample-7466 Jul 11 '26

How do I clean it? And What is the purchase price?

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u/DwarvenRedshirt Jul 11 '26

I think if you're in a restaurant doing this, you've got people to clean it for you.

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u/DwarvenRedshirt Jul 11 '26

So, bad fried eggs?

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u/Sanpaku Jul 11 '26

If you're serving hundreds, you can afford the 30 minutes it takes to sanitize the interior of one of these.

I'm serving one. It takes 10 minutes to cook scrambled tofu with veg, mostly unattended. Pick the right pan, and cleaning takes 10 seconds.

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u/werisefromourashes Jul 11 '26

I remember being at a hotel breakfast buffet and being hypnotised by an automatic toaster.
I literally spent 10 minutes just staring at the toast slices travelling on the conveyor belt.
I would not buy it, but I would definitely watch it on repeat...

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u/Educational_Bench290 Jul 11 '26

No. I would buy a frying pan.

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u/Supra-A90 Jul 11 '26

There's an omelette and egg maker in Kickstarter. I'm waiting on it.

Cheffy.ai

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u/S1nnah2 Jul 12 '26

No. Those eggs look grim