Industrial designers Adrienne McNicholas and Michelle Ivankovic have launched a range of silicone caps designed to preserve leftover fruit and vegetables (+ slideshow). More about Food Huggers by Adrienne McNicholas and Michelle Ivankovic
Milan 2013: patterned rolling pins that make edible plates and a meat grinder that squeezes out biodegradable bowls are among a set of kitchen products on show at Ventura Lambrate in Milan this week (+ slideshow + movies). More about Altered Appliances by Piet Zwart Institute students
Product news: Dutch design duo Daphna Laurens carved diamond-shaped grids into these wooden chopping boards and tables (+ slideshow). More about Grid Plank and Grid Table by Daphna Laurens
This coffee maker brews an espresso inside a microwave in 30 seconds. More about Piamo by Gemodo Coffee and Lunar Europe
Product news: new Neff fridges will come with this golf-ball-textured extendable egg tray by German design studio WerterlOberfell. More about Eggwave by WertelOberfell for Neff
In the next movie in our series of interviews we filmed for the Design Museum Collection App for iPad, Design Museum director Deyan Sudjic talks about iconic kitchenware products in their collection. More about Design Museum Collection App: kitchenware
Royal College of Art graduate Po-Chih Lai has invented an add-on for a stove-top coffee pot that uses pressurised steam to froth up the milk (+ movie). More about Milk Brother by Po-Chih Lai at Show RCA 2012
Designer Marcial Ahsayane of Brussels has designed an oil bottle and pestle that combine to make a rolling pin. More about Roll & Mix by Marcial Ahsayane
Copenhagen designers KiBiSi have designed a set of wooden cooking tools and salad servers for Danish design brand Muuto. More about Hang Around and Toss Around by KiBiSi for Muuto
These duck-shaped funnels for transferring liquids from one container to another are by London designer Roger Arquer. More about Funnel Friends by Roger Arquer
Compeixalaigua Design Studio of Barcelona have created a range of flexible silicone dishes for steaming and serving food. More about Steam Roaster by Compeixalaigua Design Studio
Italian designers LucidiPevere Studio have created this circular kitchen knife for Danish brand Normann Copenhagen. More about Chop by LucidiPevere Studio for Normann Copenhagen
This grinder by brothers Adrian and Jeremy Wright of London design studio DesignWright dispenses both salt and pepper. More about Y-Grinder by DesignWright for Joseph Joseph
At Maison & Objet in Paris tomorrow Italian brand Alessi will present a collection of pastry-cooking utensils by French designer Matali Crasset. More about Essentiel de Pâtisserie by Matali Crasset and Pierre Hermé
Philips Design in Eindhoven have designed a series of conceptual products for food, including a machine (below) that prints combinations of ingredients into shapes and consistencies specified by the user (above). More about Food Probe by Philips Design
Richard and Antony Joseph of London kitchenware brand Joseph Joseph have designed a lemon squeezer that has a collar to catch pips and pulp. More about Catcher by Joseph Joseph
Designer Gillian Westley has created a range of cooking utensils that don't leave a mess on worktops. More about Elevate by Gillian Westley for Joseph Joseph
New York designer Matthias Kaeding has designed a pair of ceramic cooking knives inspired by Stone Age tools. More about NeoLithic by Matthias Kaeding
Designers Morph have created the Nest range of kitchenware for London-based producers Joseph Joseph. More about Nest by Morph