Check out the Tim Cookware range of kitchen utensils you didn't know you needed
What you need to know
- A range of cookware featuring Tim Cook's face has appeared on the internet.
- It features several cookware items that pays tribute to the Apple CEO.
- Products include a spatula, chopping board, rolling pin and "Tim Cookbook".
A fantastic new range of cookware emblazoned with the face of Apple CEO Tim Cook has surfaced on the internet. The range of cookware features a spoon, spatula, chopping board, rolling pin, a custom Tim Cookbook, chef hat and a cheese grater!
The range first appeared on Product Hunt, where maker Charles Kerr described his new venture as follows:
As mentioned, all the cookware features an image of Tim Cook dressed in a chef hat with a huge smile on his face. The cookware even comes in bundle variations that pay tribute to the latest iPhone release. 11 will get you a spoon and a spatula for $30, 11 Pro adds a chopping board and rolling pin for $69 and 11 Pro Max will get you all that plus a Tim Cookbook for writing down your favorite recipes. There's also a chef hat, and even a cheese grater to pay homage to the Mac Pro.
And just in case you were casting a suspicious eye, a disclaimer at the bottom of the site states:
To cap it all off, there's even an Apple-esque trailer to get you hyped for release... check it out!
All of the Tim Cookware range is available to purchase from the site now.
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