article_snippet: The £330 ($499) Cinder Sensing Cooker looks like a sandwich toaster but is used to cook a variety foods, including steak.
article_snippet: A San Francisco-based company has developed the Cinder Sensing Cooker.
article_snippet: To cook food, Cinder has an enclosed chamber and two non-stick aluminium cooking plates.
article_snippet: To cook food in Cinder, The user simply places food inside and closes the lid.
article_snippet: Because the temperature inside Cinder is so precise and remains constant, it is impossible to overcook or undercook the steak,’ the food claimed. '
article_snippet: Mr Norman said Cinder enables people to ‘combine the best parts of home cooking - the creative and sensory experience - with the best part of fine dining, which is the perfectly cooked, delicious food’ The £330 ($499)
article_snippet: Cinder Sensing Cooker (shown) looks like a sandwich toaster but is instead used to cook a variety foods including steak and salmon.
highlights_snippet: San Francisco company has developed the Cinder Sensing Cooker .
  