‘New LG tech offers smart cooking’

Technology is now taking over the kitchen through intuitive control with new devices that even do most of the cooking for you. The smart appliance trendsetting that started in the living room is now moving into the kitchen. The family, food, culture, heritage and traditions are of central focus during the holy month of Ramadan […]

Technology is now taking over the kitchen through intuitive control with new devices that even do most of the cooking for you. The smart appliance trendsetting that started in the living room is now moving into the kitchen.

The family, food, culture, heritage and traditions are of central focus during the holy month of Ramadan and now with smart appliances, homemakers are able to take advantage of new technology to prepare meals that are healthy, delicious and perfect for not just a home for today, but for a smart home of the future.

However, the most significant benefit that smart cooking can provide is the ability to save time, enabling families to spend more time engaging in healthy activities that celebrate this solemn season as opposed to activities that promote an unhealthy lifestyle.

While the frequency of cooking at home is declining, research indicates that families are looking for ways to save time in their own kitchens. The thought of dinner cooking itself as we watch TV in the other room certainly sounds appealing. 

LG’s latest appliance is designed to do just that. It will partially replace the chef on your house and give you your precious family time back. 

“Ramadan is the season whereby families and people enjoy mouth-watering dishes prepared with a variety of ingredients and imagine these being made with a great amount of ease. That’s the power of the smart home appliances today – homemakers can cook up an exceptional meal with minimal time required, allowing them to pursue more healthy, active and cost-conscious lifestyles to brighten their futures”, said Kevin Cha, President, LG Electronics, Middle East & Africa.