On July 31, 1790, Samuel Hopkins became the first U.S. patent holder for an improvement in the process of making potash. President George Washington signed the patent along with Attorney General Edmund Randolph and Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson. Since then, there have been a lot of inventions to lessen the kitchen workload for modern day people. But today we will talk about some coolest kitchen inventions which will make you think twice before investing in them. Here is a list of 30 innovative yet not much effective inventions you should know about.
1. Fox Run Butter Spreader
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Everyone loves to have a well-buttered corncob once in a while. So, finding a way to do so can be a lifesaver sometimes. The Fox Run Butter Spreader can do some wonder here as far as applying the butter is concerned. You can fill the spreader with quality butter, and then use the plunger to press and get your all-important butter rubbed all over the already cooked corncob. But, if the spreader is made with the sole purpose of not letting your hand dirty, then how will you get the butter into the spreader without using your hand!
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