The Food of Seinfeld
Soup, muffins, marbled rye — some of the best episodes of Seinfeld were based around food. Babish picks some of his favorite foodstuffs to interpret for part one of his two-part Seinfeld special.
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Globe Chess Board
Since its origins in India in the 3rd century, chess has been two-dimensional. Ben Meyers and his dad put their own take on the classic game, creating a handmade spherical chessboard. This beautiful set uses walnut, maple, and Jatoba wood with magnets embedded in the squares and pieces, and adds a whole new aspect to the venerable pastime.
Cooking the Impossible Burger
They said it couldn't be done — creating a meatless, vegan burger with the texture and flavor of beef. The Impossible Burger looks, smells, and even bleeds like a real burger, but the real question is how it tastes. Adam Savage joins chef Traci Des Jardins at her restaurant Jardinière for a closer look at a possible future of food.
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Roborock Q5 Robot Vacuum
Robot vacuums were developed with convenience in mind, but emptying bins filled with dust, dirt, and allergens is actually the opposite. Roborock Q5 keeps owner's hands clean by offering a truly automated experience. The Q5 takes the features from previous models, like LiDAR navigation, multi-level mapping, enhanced suction, and customizable app controls, then minimizes human intervention even further with self-emptying capabilities. An auto-empty dock removes the dust and dirt from the bin itself, allowing the device to work independently for over a month.
Presented by Roborock.
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JINS Airframe Eyewear
Introduced in 2009, JINS Airframe line became a global favorite, and for good reason. The signature frame is extremely lightweight, weighing less than 20 grams, delivering a nearly weightless feel for superior comfort. But don't mistake their lightness for delicacy. Made with a shape-memory material, the frames are incredibly durable and can be bent or twisted and spring back into their original shape. Each pair comes standard with premium clear single vision lenses, which can also be swapped to blue light lenses or upgraded to photochromic, polarized, or color-tinted lenses. Airframe comes in multiple shapes and styles and is also available in standard, adjustable, and low bridge fits.
Presented by JINS.
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Human Evolution in 1,000 Years
Evolution never stops — the timeline for evolution is usually measured in hundreds of thousands or even millions of years. But in just over a century, the height of the average American male has increased three inches and there have been adaptations to disease in the span of decades. Some of the most radical evolutionary shifts may come from our own doing, as gene editing technologies like CRISPR allow for extreme fine-tuning of the human genome, and the growing potential for interfacing our biological selves with computers. And in 1,000 years, we might not be living on Earth at all.
Wonder Woman
If Batman vs. Superman wasn't enough, Wonder Woman returns in her own film. Gal Gadot is back as the Amazonian superwoman, showing her origins as Diana, princess of the Amazons. When American pilot Chris Pine crashes near the Amazons hidden homeland, Diana agrees to return with him to help in the fight against the Nazis in WWII. Directed by Patty Jenkins, the film is scheduled for release June 2, 2017.
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Joymode Sexual Performance Booster
Shady gas station supplements and prescription ED meds have never been great options, that's why we are excited about Joymode's new Sexual Performance Booster. It's kind of like a pre-workout for the bedroom. It contains just the right amount of L-Citrulline, Nitrosigine, Yohimbine, and Vitamin C to boost nitric oxide production, increase drive, and enhance blood flow. It was developed by scientists and biochemistry PhDs. You mix it with water and drink it 45 minutes to 5 hours before sexual activity and you can expect to get one of your best erections. According to their survey results, about 70% of guys that take it notice a difference.
Presented by Joymode.
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Masterworks App
A new app is taking the investing world by storm. This app gives you access to an exclusive asset class typically reserved for the 1% of the 1%. It's worth over $1.7 trillion, 2x bigger than Bitcoin's market cap, according to wall street. It has almost no correlation to stocks and outpaced the S&P 500 by 164% over the last 25 years. What is it? Surprisingly, blue-chip art. Diversifying with Picasso and Warhol arguably costs over $10 million. That's where Masterworks comes in. This app lets you easily invest in the same paintings collected by billionaires. Uncrate Readers enjoy priority access by clicking below.*
Presented by Masterworks.
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Buy This Vitara
You could drop $50 million on an ultra-rare Ferrari with a successful racing pedigree — but no Ferrari has been to the Moon. Or ran with dinosaurs. Or can driven with sharks under the sea. This 1996 Suzuki Vitara has done all those things, and there's authenticated footage to prove it. Eugene Romanovsky wants you to #BUYMYVITARA, and you'd be a fool not to.
Doodlebug
There's something in his apartment. A man looking for an insect-like thing devolves into a bout of insanity as his subconscious mind begins to strangle his waking one. Directed by Christopher Nolan while studying English literature in 1997, Doodlebug foreshadows some of the techniques that would become hallmarks of his later work.
