h a l f b a k e r yRenovating the wheel
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Nice! But shouldn't the pot get wider too? Else youd have something 3 feet tall, but only 6 inches wide. |
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Wouldn't most people need multiple kits anyway? I mean, I guess you could sell the bottoms standalone, but many will want to cook more than one thing at a time. My pots stack, so I don't see much storage advantage there either. I like the advantage when cleaning though. |
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Until I read the article, I was thinking of a fIower pot to prevent destroying the roots when transplanting. Either way, I think we will be seeing this idea on an infomercial. |
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I foresee an entire line of expanding and contracting cookware. (shameless plug--see link) |
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[DF] I had that concern too. If you follow that track you will end up with something like the collapsible cup (link). I may have problems with stability, so I decided to stay with straight walls. Perhaps cooks will need a 6" and an 8" version (Infomercial: Order the 8" set within the next half hour and get the 6" set absolutely free). Still easier to clean and store. |
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