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The kitchen of the future knows what's in your fridge

The Internet of Things is coming to the kitchen.

By Deena Shanker | Updated on May 24, 2016
Select kitchen tools will soon come with Connected Food technology already embedded. (Photo: Bloomberg)

(Bloomberg) – The experience is familiar to anyone who regularly cooks at home: You’re at the supermarket picking up ingredients for tonight’s dinner, but you simply cannot remember if you already have heavy cream.

You do remember buying it, so you skip it at the store and pat yourself on the back for saving a few bucks and not contributing to society’s insane food waste problem. Then you get home and discover: Yes, you have heavy cream, but it’s expired. Guess you’re not making that fancy dessert you had planned.

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