Precise Cook opens online store for patented measuring tools that aim to end kitchen mess

written by Samuel Reed · 1 hour ago
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For anyone who has ever struggled with a sticky measuring cup or spilled oil across the counter, a new online store promises a cleaner, more precise way to cook. PreciseCook.com is now live, selling the company’s patented kitchen tools that aim to eliminate the mess and guesswork for home chefs.

WASHINGTON DC, DC, UNITED STATES, November 13, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Precisecook.com store is officially open for business. Every customer can now purchase the company’s patented kitchen tools—designed to reduce mess and guesswork for home chefs—through the new online portal.

This launch represents a major milestone for Precise Cook, coming after years of product development, manufacturing, and intellectual property expansion. The company’s growing product platform is built around a straightforward goal: making ingredient measurement more accurate, consistent, and convenient, while cutting down on the mess and extra steps tied to traditional measuring tools.

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“Our products were developed to solve everyday problems in the kitchen and make cooking simpler, cleaner and more precise,” said Ned Ertel, President and CEO of Precise Cook. “After years of development, we are excited to finally put these products directly into the hands of home cooks, experienced chefs or especially those just starting to love cooking! With the holiday season approaching, we believe Precise Cook products also offer a unique and practical gift for anyone who enjoys cooking.”

Adding to the momentum, the International Housewares Association recently named the Precise Cook product, the Flavor Press, a finalist for its product design excellence category. The IHA Global Innovation Award for Product Design honors exhibitors to the International Convention, distinguishing five finalists across 12 categories.

Precise Cook’s initial online product lineup includes individual tools as well as bundled kits:

Measure Mate – Designed for oils, vinegars, dressings, sauces, and other liquid ingredients, the Measure Mate lets users measure and dispense directly from the bottle. Measurements range from one teaspoon to one-quarter cup, helping eliminate separate measuring cups and reduce spills and cleanup. Measure Mate is protected by U.S. Patent No. 12,215,995.

Grinder King – This tool grinds fresh whole spices directly into an exact quarter-teaspoon measured dose, combining grinding and measuring into one convenient system. Grinder King is patent pending under U.S. Patent Application No. 19/716,358.

Flavor Press – Designed for pre-ground dry spices and ingredients, the Flavor Press allows users to dispense ingredients to designated measurement lines ranging from one-quarter teaspoon to one tablespoon. Flavor Press is protected by U.S. Patent No. 12,532,509.

Complete Kit – Precise Cook’s flagship bundle includes two Measure Mates, a Liquid Caddy, two Grinder Kings, 10 Flavor Presses, a rotating Dry Carousel rack, and pre-printed ingredient label stickers. The kit is designed to give consumers a complete precision measuring and storage system for frequently used liquid and dry ingredients.

Precise Cook products are available for purchase today through the official Precise Cook Online Store at www.precisecook.com.

Ned Ertel
Precise Cook
nertel@precisecook.com
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Why it matters: For home cooks tired of messy counters and imprecise measurements, Precise Cook offers a patented alternative that could simplify meal preparation. With the holiday season approaching, these tools also position themselves as practical gifts, while the IHA award nomination signals industry recognition of their design innovation.


Samuel Reed

Samuel Reed

Samuel Reed is a senior journalist covering the intersection of business, technology, and society. With over a decade of experience, his work focuses on artificial intelligence, corporate governance, and emerging tech trends.

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