Thursday, December 4, 2014

Holiday Gift Guide - Kitchen-safe Key Ingredient Recipe Tablet - Review & #Giveaway





The kitchen-safe Key Ingredient Recipe Tablet is the first fully functional Android tablet made specifically for the kitchen.

Some benefits: 

It features text-to-speech technology; the tablet actually reads recipes out loud as you cook along. Now you can prepare entire meals without stopping to find your place or turn a page.

Don’t worry about counter spills and sink splashes with your Key Ingredient Recipe Tablet. The heat resistant silicon case easily wipes clean and adds a layer of protection for bumps and falls.

Previous versions of the recipe tablet have been featured on national shows including The View, The Talk, Good Morning America, Bethenny, The Ellen Degeneres Show and more. Thank you for taking the time to learn more about this incredible addition to the home cook’s kitchen.

Key Ingredient (www.Keyingredient.com) hosts the web's largest shareable collection of over 1.5 million user-generated recipes. The Key Ingredient ecosystem gathers and syndicates recipes from across KeyIngredient.com to mobile apps and through Wi-Fi to the Key Ingredient Recipe Reader.

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My Thoughts 

I gotta be honest. I have hardly nothing bad to say about this item. I love this thing... Let me go through the reasons why.
What they say: Easy to use!
-Designed for even the most elementary tech-user, the Reader’s simple navigation, large keyboard and font size make this an easy-to-use kitchen tool.
-Kitchen-safe Construction
With its sealed glass touch-screen, the Reader is completely mess-proof and can be easily wiped off with a damp cloth.
-The Recipe Reader is equipped with three kitchen timers that can run simultaneously and a planner feature that allows quick access to selected recipes to make planning meals a breeze! A substitution tool and conversion calculator are also available.
What I like about it:
-Before getting my hands on this, I had little index cards, folded sheets of paper, post-it notes all over my counter or thrown in a recipe box. Now I can have it all in one stylish, convenient place, and I no longer have to worry about recipes getting ruined and unreadable when some water or food ingredient splashes on the index card.
-It IS easy to use. I merely charged it for 8 hours, turned it on, connected it to my home wifi, and began syncing. When you hit a rut, read the instructions. The buttons are pretty basic though. You can find your timer, meal planner, cookbooks, etc.
-The screen rotates, much like a smart phone.
-You can enter your recipes in the computer, on the Key Ingredient website, and then it takes mere seconds to sync when you turn on the cookbook. It's so easy!!! OH, and you know what? If say, one of my recipes was from a specific website, I can go to the website, copy and paste it, (rather than type it all out!) and even add the photo from the site to my recipe page, and in turn, to the reader.
One of the recipes I put it in!
My only complaint is the touch screen: sometimes I would one button but it would activate the button above it. I had to adjust where I was placing my fingers, so I was pressing the button below the one I wished to click. But I have to say, this will make my cooking experiences and my recipe collecting a heck of a lot neater and more convenient. The timer is a bonus, the wipability is a bonus, and the recipe planner--I don't think I'll use it, but it's nice to have. OH--LOVE the conversion helper. I will be utilizing that and especially appreciate the ingredient substitution guide. There are also some pretty amazing recipes already available on their website. Here are just a few that are perfect for the holidays.

Hazelnut Tea Cake with Moscato Pears


Honeyed Fig Crostata


Cranberry Shortbread


The Giveaway

One lucky winner is going to receive a Key Ingredient Tablet of their own. To enter, just complete the Giveaway Tools  form below. Giveaway will end on 12/25/14 and is open to the US only. Winners will be notified via email and will have 48 hours to reply. Thanks again to KeyIngredient for offering this great prize.

35 comments:

  1. I would love to try the mini beef wellingtons!!

    Kristin Goodson
    lilgoodson21@yahoo.com

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  2. I like the Honeyed Fig Crostatas

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  3. I would love to cook the Cheddar Bacon Chicken Tenders, I think I'll make that tonight!
    heymissvirginia at embarqmail dot com

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  4. I'd loe to try the Hazelnut Tea Cake!

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  5. I wanna try Hazelnut Tea Cake with Moscato Pears.

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  6. I want to try the Crunchy Bacon Chili Corn Chowder

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  7. I would like to try the Black Mission Fig Clafoutis recipe

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  8. I'd like to try the Pecan Pie Cookies recipe.

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  9. I like this easy-pizza-bubble-bread

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  10. Id love to make the Honeyed Fig Crostatas

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  11. I'd love to try the Hazelnut Tea Cake with Moscato Pears!
    mcfallsk8er[at]aim[dot]com

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  12. I'd like to try the cranberry shortbread.

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  13. I'd like to try pumpkin cranberry bread

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  14. OMG, I would love to try the Hazelnut Tea Cake with Moscato Pears. It looks and sounds amazing!!!

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  15. Oh wow! The Baked Avocado with Bacon and Egg sounds so good! I'd love to try that one.

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  16. I would like to try the red velvet thumbprints. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  17. I'd love to try: Honeyed Fig Crostatas

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  18. I'd love to try Ham & Pie Bread Pudding

    Gloria (gloriadefeo@hotmail.com)

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  19. I would love to make the English Toffee Bars. They look delicious.

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  20. I'd like to try the skinny low-fat chocolate chip cookies.

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  21. I'd love to try the Eggnog Cupcakes.

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  22. Id like to try the braised chicken recipe.

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  23. I would love to try the Rainbow Cookies.

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  24. I'd love to make the Coffee Brownies with Dulce de Leche and Pecans recipe.

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  25. I want to try the star santa almond sugar cookies

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  26. I would like to try the Baked Brie with Grapes in Phyllo Cups. This would be a great appetizer at Christmas!

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  27. I would love to try the cracker barrel hash brown casserole copycat recipe!

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  28. I would like to try the Pineapple Shortbread Cakes

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  29. I am so going to make Huevos Rancheros Casserole. This looks so goo!

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  30. Almond Sour-Cream Sugar Cookies looks really good

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  31. Oven Home Fries with Peppers and Onions sounds good - regnod(at)yahoo(d0t)com

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  32. I am gonna try their Tangy Honey Glazed Ham. This sounds so good

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  33. I need to make the Almond Cream Butter Cookie recipe.

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  34. I would like to try Homemade Eggnog

    http://www.keyingredient.ca/recipes/1862715035/homemade-eggnog/

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