Eco-Friendly Cooking Ranges - The Fagor Portable Induction Cooktop Brings the Kitchen Everywhere (TrendHunter.com)

SuperstarThe Fagor Portable Induction Cooktop Brings the Kitchen Everywhere

The Fagor Portable Induction Cooktop is perfect for those headed off to college who don’t want to rely on shady hot plates to do their cooking.

The Fagor Portable Induction Cooktop will benefit anyone who carries it with them. For one, it avoids using open flame, which means it’s a lot safer and users won’t have to look for gas. Another benefit is that this actually boils water at half the time it takes for gas and radiant cooktops. This is energy efficient as well as it uses 90% of the energy produced. It’s also easy to clean!

Trust me, cooking mac and cheese in the dorm room will be a lot better with this than a hotplate.

Fagor Portable Induction Cooktop Published: Sep 28, 11 • References: whatisinductioncooking and materialicious Tweet Must SeeWTFOMGLoLCuteNerdyHot

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Children's Toy Cooking - The LEGO Head Propane Tank Introduces Whimsy to the Barbecue (TrendHunter.com)

ProdigyThe LEGO Head Propane Tank Introduces Whimsy to the Barbecue

A container filled to the brim with explosive fluids is no laughing matter, although the LEGO Head Propane Tank might make you smile upon seeing it.

It may or may not be a coincidence, but it happens that regular propane vats share the same overall design and proportions as LEGO heads. So it makes sense that Instructables user icedvovo has posted a detailed guide on how to precisely modify your fuel tank to look like a loveable inhabitant of LEGO Land. The result is the cute, familiar look of the LEGO Head Propane Tank.

About $20 worth of spray paint and some enamel hobby paint is all that stands between you and your perfect barbecue. Just don’t let your guard down—albeit cute, that thing could blow up at any time!

Tweet Published: Sep 10, 11 • References: instructables and gizmodo Must SeeWTFOMGLoLCuteNerdyHot

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