Influence & Stats:
Total Paid Out: $11,591.34
Development Duration: about 1 month
Days in Store: 440
Units to Date: 9,037
Click n Cook - The Essential Utensil
Click n Cook is a modular spatula system that keeps all your essential utensils in one easy place. Just snap the spatula attachment into the handle and release with a click of a button.
Features:
- All parts are made of food-safe plastic and are dishwasher-safe.
- Compact, two-part storage block opens for easy cleaning.
- Set includes one storage block, one ergonomic handle, and five detachable spatula heads:
*Classic flat spatula
*Long flexible slotted spatula (for cooking fish)
*Extra-wide slotted spatula (for flipping burgers)
*Flexible mixer (for mixing batter)
*Slotted spoon (for stirring pasta)
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The product development story behind Click n Cook:
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Overpriced and juirky design
Can't really enhance any of the negative comments offered, except I get the impression it was a "backward design". In other words; they had to come up with four (flat) kitchen utensils that would fit into a base with a predetermined size. I can buy a $2.00 spatula and a $2 medium sized flipper for 90% of my needs. It matters not if the flipper has grooves, holes or solid. Futhermore, the few times I have used a spatula I prefer the round handle. I cannot fathom this item being a monumental success........or modest success. 2 star rating was overly benevolent
I have given 6 of these as gifts and everyone loves them.
Do not understand why these are not at Target and why more of have not sold. I gave 6 as gifts and everyone loves them. I have 1 and use it almost everyday. Will buy again.
Handle issue
I cook with grease and oils a ton so the handle will get dirty from splashing. I would have to wash the handle between meals. If I have more than one handle then it kind of feels like I dont need handles that come off. If i'm going to have 2 or 3 handles, why not just have one on everything? Also, I use more than one long handled utensil while I cook. Am i going to switch handles each time I want to stir something? This is kind of a cool idea on the surface, but i think it would flop in a drawer and be an after thought.
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