There’s an electric salt spoon that adds umami flavor

If you’re cutting salt out of your diet, either for medical reasons or just trying to be healthy, low-sodium foods can be a letdown. But don’t despair — Japanese company Kirin claims to have a solution in its Electric Salt Spoon, which uses electrodes to electrify your tongue to give you a little salty shock. The idea, as Reuters puts it, is that it passes a small electric current to “concentrate sodium ion molecules on the tongue,” enhancing salty flavor. It’s like techno-umami.

Longtime readers of The Verge may recall that, a couple of years ago, Miyashita explored a concept for a lickable TV that would let you taste the stuff you see in your stories, a concept I’m still struggling to come to terms with.

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Vivo Electric Standing Desk and Table Top vs. Vari Ergo Electric Standing DeskCraig covers tech, electronics, and automotive topics for Bestcovery. For his full-time job, he is currently the creative director at a marketing agency in Utah. He was born and raised beach-side in Australia and moved to the US in 2016. He’s become a big fan of US portion sizes, Post Malone, and baseball.You can follow Craig here: https://www.
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