From sparkling water made from bottle caps to artificial salt, ces 2025 –or rather Exciting technology being unveiled during the event – This is everything. And our brave crew attending the event in Las Vegas this week has been tasting a number of tech-created foods and drinks, created for them by unprecedented devices.
Here’s everything the CNET team tasted this week. Also, when will each of these gadgets be available for purchase in the US.
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Robot Made Tortilla
Senior Editor John Reed completely influenced by Apeku’s Tortilla and Roti MakerCalling the machine-cooked tortilla, “A beautifully warm, perfectly flaky tortilla that almost instantly brings my tired soul back to life.”
Although the nearly $900 gadget isn’t on the market yet, according to the company, it should arrive in the next few months. It may be a little expensive for those who eat tortillas occasionally. Instead, we can imagine it being used in a restaurant or perhaps a food truck.
The Apeku Tortilla and Roti Maker prepares another hot, fresh tortilla at CES 2025.
Pre-measured coffee from a $7,000 machine
Reed also made his way fuzzy bots booth To taste the Frappuccino made from itHe compared its taste to a Starbucks drink, but was a little disappointed that he couldn’t make it with diary-free milk (he is lactose intolerant), because the Frazzy Bot uses pre-measured ingredients to make the drink, And the Frappuccino recipe used whole milk.
Frazzie Bot is a $7,000 coffee-making robot that uses customized, pre-measured ingredients to make coffee the way you want it.
Although this product has not yet hit the market, it is expected to be priced at $7,000. But, if you can Save money by making coffee at home every day With a machine like this, chances are it could be useful to some coffee lovers.
spoon of salt
Reed using the Kirin Electric Salt Spoon at CES 2025.
If you need to reduce your salt intake for health reasons, Kirin Electric Salt Spoon This wants to ensure that the quality of your food does not suffer. The chunky teaspoon can actually add a salty taste to your food without adding salt, which can be a game-changer for people who can’t handle a lot of spice.
The spoons have varying levels of saltiness and are expected to be available in the US this year for around $125. you can see reed Try Spoon in real time here,
sparkling water on the go
If you’re a fan of sparkling water, you might be excited to know that you’ll soon have an easier way to make it. wander throughA hydration innovator, Unveiled a water bottle with a CO2 cartridge in its lidSo you can put cool water in and take out carbonated water. Reed tasted the fizz and said it had a “light, drinkable level of carbonation”. This process took only a few seconds. It is expected to be priced at $50 when it becomes available.
The magic lies in the lid of the water bottle.
frozen treats
mass editor bridget carey Got to taste some sweet treats from Coldsnap during CES 2025, and had no complaints about them The machine prepared passion mango smoothie for him,
“ColdSnap’s new healthy options like smoothies and protein shakes were delicious,” says Carey, adding that it is perfectly designed for “shared office spaces or waiting room lobbies.”
Coldsnap has introduced a new type of frozen treats it can make, and the machine is now available for purchase. the machine is currently On sale for $3,000,
“It’s a good example of something you can still buy, and they worked on how the vortex expands to make it look more attractive.” She says.
Bridget Carey gets a taste of several new ColdSnap options during CES 2025.
hormonometer
Although this is not a matter of carry ate In fact, Ally Health’s Hormonometer, a hormone tester you can use at home, requires you to sit in your mouth for 60 seconds to collect your data — or, saliva — so it earned a spot on this list. . With the little stick, Carey was able to test her stress during CES. We are pleased to report he got the best results,
In addition to the cortisol test, the company also plans to offer a progesterone test in the same form, but we didn’t get a chance to test those tests firsthand. A four-pack of tests will cost you $32 and you can Join the waiting list now If you’re interested in trying these out for yourself when they become available. Carey said that in the test it felt like she had cotton in her mouth, but it was only for 60 seconds.
