The wok features a rack for steaming vegetables. Type in the code and request data for calories, carbohydrates, protein, fat, sodium, fiber or cholesterol, and you'll see the answer onscreen. The product is available at Sharper Image stores. The 32-ounce drip pan makes it convenient for cooks to discard fat. The company expects to have the product in stores in a few months.
Food rotates in and out of oil, so less oil is absorbed.
The RotoFryer is in stores now. Digital Cookware, Inc. offers Smart Pan, a programable digital skillet. The heavy aluminum nonstick pan has a thermometer set into the handle. You program the skillet to preheat for the temperature your particular food requires. For example, the manufacturer suggests 220 degrees to simmer foods and 380 degrees to cook hamburgers.