An integrated multifunctional grill and hot pot. A grill cavity and a hot pot cavity are provided inside a housing. A grill pan is detachably placed on an opening at an upper end of the grill cavity. A side of the housing is inserted with a skewer component. A cavity wall of the grill cavity is fixedly mounted with a first heating element between the grill pan and the skewer component. The skewer component includes a gridiron. A front end of the gridiron is provided with a handle. The skewers are connected to a rotating mechanism driving the skewers to rotate relative to the gridiron. The hot pot is detachably placed at an upper end of the hot pot cavity. A second heating element located at a lower end of the hot pot is provided inside the hot pot cavity. The hot pot is heated by the second heating element.

The present disclosure provides a strainer arrangement. The strainer arrangement comprises a first colander having a substantially rigid rim and at least one handle member with an aperture formed therein. The strainer arrangement also comprises a second colander having a substantially rigid rim and at least one handle member with a tab projecting from a bottom side thereof. The first colander and the second colander are of substantially same shape for stacking of the second colander into the first colander such that when stacked, the tab in the at least one handle member of the rim of the second colander engages with the aperture in the at least one handle member of the rim of the first colander for releasably locking the first colander and the second colander.

The present disclosure provides a strainer arrangement. The strainer arrangement comprises a first colander having a substantially rigid rim and at least one handle member with an aperture formed therein. The strainer arrangement also comprises a second colander having a substantially rigid rim and at least one handle member with a tab projecting from a bottom side thereof. The first colander and the second colander are of substantially same shape for stacking of the second colander into the first colander such that when stacked, the tab in the at least one handle member of the rim of the second colander engages with the aperture in the at least one handle member of the rim of the first colander for releasably locking the first colander and the second colander.

Systems and methods are disclosed for stackable cookware and lids. An example stackable cookware system may include a first vessel having a first upper diameter, the first vessel comprising a first handle with a first length, a first lid having the first upper diameter, the first lid comprising a second handle with a second length and a first inner rim positioned inside the first vessel, and a second vessel having the first upper diameter, a third handle, and a first gripping portion, wherein the first gripping portion has a lower surface aligned with a lower portion of the third handle, wherein the first vessel, the first lid, and the second vessel are stackable in a stack with an interchangeable arrangement.

Systems and methods are disclosed for stackable cookware and lids. An example stackable cookware system may include a first vessel having a first upper diameter, the first vessel comprising a first handle with a first length, a first lid having the first upper diameter, the first lid comprising a second handle with a second length and a first inner rim positioned inside the first vessel, and a second vessel having the first upper diameter, a third handle, and a first gripping portion, wherein the first gripping portion has a lower surface aligned with a lower portion of the third handle, wherein the first vessel, the first lid, and the second vessel are stackable in a stack with an interchangeable arrangement.

A nestable set of pots including a plurality of pots which are nestable together and a plurality of lids, each lid corresponding to a pot and being removably attached to an outside bottom surface thereof. An articulated exterior handle for the pots, having a first retracted position and a second extended position.

A nestable set of pots including a plurality of pots which are nestable together and a plurality of lids, each lid corresponding to a pot and being removably attached to an outside bottom surface thereof. An articulated exterior handle for the pots, having a first retracted position and a second extended position.

A slow cooker system including a plurality of slow cooker units including a stand having a pocket for receiving a first of the slow cooker units, a vertical support extending upwardly from the stand, and second and third slow cooker units each having an arm extending radially therefrom and pivotally attached to the vertical support above the first slow cooker unit. The second and third slow cooker units are pivotal between a non-use position and a use position where the first slow cooker may be accessed and slow cooking operations may be performed simultaneously in the first, second and third slow cooker units. The arms of the second and third slow cooker units are each pivotally attached to a ratcheting arrangement disposed in the vertical support to lock the second and third slow cooking units when moved to the use and non-use positions.

A slow cooker system including a plurality of slow cooker units including a stand having a pocket for receiving a first of the slow cooker units, a vertical support extending upwardly from the stand, and second and third slow cooker units each having an arm extending radially therefrom and pivotally attached to the vertical support above the first slow cooker unit. The second and third slow cooker units are pivotal between a non-use position and a use position where the first slow cooker may be accessed and slow cooking operations may be performed simultaneously in the first, second and third slow cooker units. The arms of the second and third slow cooker units are each pivotally attached to a ratcheting arrangement disposed in the vertical support to lock the second and third slow cooking units when moved to the use and non-use positions.

An infant bottle feeding system includes an infant bottle with a chamber that receives a liquid, heating or cooling elements operable to heat or cool liquid in the chamber and sensors operable to sense parameters of the liquid in the chamber. The system optionally includes an electronic base removably attached to a bottom surface of the infant bottle and operable to deliver power to electronics in the infant bottle. The system optionally includes a thermal cover that fits over the infant bottle and releasably couples to the electronic base to enclose the infant bottle, the thermal cover insulating the infant bottle and inhibiting heat loss of the liquid in the chamber. The electronic base delivers power to the heating elements and sensors in the infant bottle only when the infant bottle is on the electronic base. The infant bottle, thermal cover and electronic base define a single travel pack unit when coupled together.