GE Appliances
- GE just launched a countertop indoor smoker that it says won't set off the fire alarm.
- Mark Zuckerberg — self-proclaimed BBQ-lover — might be the target audience for the new gadget.
- The smart smoker uses wood pellets, keeping smoke inside the appliance before releasing it as warm air.
Barbecue-obsessed apartment dwellers — and Mark Zuckerberg — can rejoice.
There's a new kitchen gadget that will allow you to smoke food on your countertop instead of outdoors. The GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker is the first of its kind to achieve the same goal as a pellet grill without the smoke, according to the company.