Food Bytes The Digital Kitchen
In the hip years of the 70s, technology came into its own. The kitchen was to transform the way we cooked with food. Kitchen gadgets such as the bread maker and microwave as still with us today. Whether you used them or not, the demand for kitchenalia still appeals to women and men today. The modern day kitchen has changed, but according to a research on home improvements in the housing market, homeowners spend a whopping 13,000 on creating bigger kitchen for that dream home. Research suggests London will invest the cash, North East homeowners are the spenders to DIY their kitchens and the Welsh are the most frugal. No matter what way you spend the cash, the kitchen is now seen to be the most desired part of the home and add value. Although we are not living in our kitchens yet, we can spend up to 42 hours of a week in a kitchen and that's not just for cooking. Trends of the kitchen have seen peoples habit change. For example lifestyle aids people to socialise more and eat on th...