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Oh man, Pantelligent is the perfect gift for one of my family members, but it's backordered until next year! Such a bummer. Wish I knew about it sooner.
by abuehrle 11y ago
Oh man, Pantelligent is the perfect gift for one of my family members, but it's backordered until next year! Such a bummer. Wish I knew about it sooner.
- compumike 11y ago(Pantelligent co-founder here.) Sorry about that! We got some amazing reviews / press coverage [see TIME Magazine, Macworld, a few others] in November and all our inventory got sold super fast. We're building more as fast as we can right now.
- guelo 11y agoYou could go for the smart countertop grill with an iphone app.
- biot 11y agoJust buy an electric skillet for a fraction of the cost and then use one of the many cooking apps out there which already prompt you with times, etc. An electric skillet has the benefit that it will keep precise temperature without any action on your part. Pantelligent seems to have reinvented an expensive solution for a problem that was solved over half a century ago: http://www.ebay.com/sch/items/?_nkw=electric+skillet+vintage http://www.ebay.com/sch/items/?_nkw=electric+skillet+vintage
- tlb 11y agoI prefer my Pantelligent because I can clean it like a normal pan (with soap and water in the sink), instead of like an electrical appliance (wiping carefully, trying not to get most of it wet). Also, it heats up faster so you can cook eggs in 4 minutes (1 pre-heating, 3 cooking).
- biot 11y agoMany electric skillets are fully submersible and dishwasher safe. They pretty much all have removable plugs that has the thermostat control and what's left is a sealed unit. As for heating up, that's a function of your skillet vs. stove wattage which varies from appliance to appliance.