The huge variety of kitchen gadgetry and equipment now available on the market has been praised for its innovation.It is now possible to buy more tools than ever for use in the kitchen, with many being extremely niche but very interesting, according to the Daily Telegraph.However, many of these can also be extremely useful, with the two categories not always mutually exclusive.Wendy Miranda Lakelands customer ambassador, told the newspaper that there has been a boost for kitchen tool demand during the economic downturn, with preserving equipment proving particularly popular as Brits save food.There are two types of gadget. One looks quirky and fun, but is quite irrelevant. The other saves time and money, and is useful, she stated.Ten years ago the preserving range (jam pots, covers and so on) were dwindling, but now things have gone full circle.My Home Ideas has claimed that it is the little details that make the difference when designing rooms such as kitchens.