The Kirin Electric Salt Spoon at CES 2025 will add a salty taste to your food, though it shocks your tongue to do it. Taylor Leamey writes about all things wellness, specializing in mental health ...

The Electric Salt Spoon may be just what you need, as it's claimed to boost the salty flavor of foods without actually adding any salt. The origins of the Electric Salt Spoon (which sounds like ...

Countless new tech gadgets have been unveiled at the CES 2025 event in Las Vegas, but none have been as eye-catching or shocking as Kirin's Electric Salt Spoon. Enough of high-powered laptops and ...

Innovators in Japan, however, are convinced that a hi-tech spoon can help us eat more healthily – by stopping us from wanting to reach for the soy sauce or salt shaker. A spoon from Japanese ...

At CES 2025, Kirin Holdings, a Japanese beverage company, demoed their electric spoon that can make food taste saltier without adding extra salt. The company explained that they use mild ...

Japanese company Kirin, which usually specialises in beverages, presented its particularly innovative Electric Salt Spoon at the Las Vegas consumer tech show. This utensil is capable of simulating ...

Vegas is weird but CES makes it weirder. These are some of the more bizarre things tech companies want you to buy, more than one of which is feline-focused. My title is Senior Features Writer ...

Things sometimes get weird at CES. It does take place in Las Vegas, after all. But not everything that happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, because PCMag staffers who were there want to tell you about ...

Salt is delicious. But it’s also not the best for you. But with the Kirin Electric Salt Spoon, you can get a salty boost...from electricity. As you eat, the spoon delivers a current to your ...

From smart rings that can detect atrial fibrillation to cutlery that can help you cut back on sodium intake, these are the best wellness innovations we found at CES to help you live better. I’m ...

Cut back on sodium without sacrificing taste! Meredith, Devo, and Sid debate whether these electronic spoons that simulate salty flavour can actually keep us healthy. Los Angeles fires deliver ...