the Quirky Inventor

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The monster in my kitchen

Tea Maker Penguin

Binibottle: Designed by a 15 y.o. Swede, this bottle has a side opening so you can fit it under you household faucets. It is sold in Sweden for $5.

This is my submission to the Quirky Kitchen Product Challange.

It is a replacement for the traditional - bulky to store - cookie forms:

My wife loves baking cookies and loves all the various sized and shaped baking forms for the perfect cookie. But we never buy those forms: we would only use it 2-3 times a year each. They do not stack and take up lot’s of space in our rather small kitchen.

So the truth is: these baking forms are fun, but you use them so rarely that they do not justify the space they occupy in your kitchen cupboards. So how about a baking form that you could fold really-really small for storage? How about one that has not only 1 type of cup but different shaped and sized cups that you can choose from or combine?

Would you buy one of those, even if they would cost way more then the traditional - bulky ones? Well, I know I would.

This is actually my wife’s idea. I only drew up the sketches for her.

You can use your facebook account to vote for my submission on Quirky.com