Living in a space with a teeny kitchen has its drawbacks—you can’t have more than two people in the kitchen at once, and you have almost no counter and cabinet space. This can be aggravating for this kitchen appliance hoarder, whose counter is already crammed with gizmos and gadgets. And, while it’s been fun to amass a collection of appliances—even beloved hand-me-downs—over the years, I’ve recently been looking to reduce the clutter by finding an all-in-one appliance that can handle multiple cooking tasks at once.Multo by CookingPal, thankfully, would be the answer to my prayers, as this smart cooking system successfully integrates sixteen appliances into a single unit.
That is, you can chop, mix, steam, and cook without having to use two or three kitchen appliances at the same time to prepare a single dish. Even better, this device is powered by a smart cooking tablet that contains a plethora of guided recipes to try, so you’ll never be at a loss for what to make for dinner again. This was definitely appealing to this home chef, who frequently finds herself making the same dishes night after night.
Multo’s beauty struck me as soon as I unboxed it. Not only was it sleek, clean, and modern-looking, but I was also fascinated by how it appeared to be a processor, blender, and Kitchen Aid hybrid. Aside from its good looks, I was also intrigued by the package’s other components, which included an iPad-like smart cooking tablet, a full-sized three-piece steamer set, measuring cup, butterfly whisk for whipping, a simmering basket, spatula, and blade to chop and stir. To begin using the Multo cooking system, plug in the device and connect it to the smart cooking tablet. After all, the tablet is the Multo’s brain—it controls the device, provides important how-to tutorials on cleaning and operating the device, and allows you to customize it.
