‘Food Cubby’ Invented By A Kid, Keeps Food Separated And Parents Are Loving It

Are you one of those people who doesn’t like it when your food are touching each other on your plate? Does your child hate it when their veggies are getting too close to their chicken nuggets? Then the Food Cubby is the awesome new kitchen gadget for you. The portable divider keeps any runny food from spreading all over your plate and parents are already loving it. Amazingly, the Food Cubby was actually invented by a kid!

Food Cubby is a BPA-free silicone gadget that you can attach to your plates. Called “food dividers,” it also functions as a means to “push food onto utensils or separate food.” In addition to that, the separator can help you control portions if you’re trying to watch what you eat. It also comes in kid-friendly colors like bright green or orange.

The Food Cubby is your newest kitchen helper.

It helps keep food separated for your picky eater.

The product is made of microwaveable food-safe silicone and is dishwasher safe.

The full description for Food Cubby reads as follows:

“The ORIGINAL Food Cubby food divider, invented by a kid, suctions to flat, smooth plates to keep runny food from spreading. The Food Cubby keeps food separated on plates you already own, so you don’t have to buy and store plastic divider plates. It also provides an “edge” to push food onto utensils for people who might need that help at meal time. Good for special needs, elderly, vision impaired, and occupational therapy needs at meal time. Also, holds 1/2 cup of food within its walls for portion control and nutrition. The Food Cubby was created by a kid inventor!”

So how effective is the Food Cubby? Parents are already leaving rave reviews about the gadget and how it absolutely helps in getting kids to eat.

Interestingly, kids aren’t the only ones who are using the Food Cubby. Even adults admit to using the food divider for nutritional and personal reasons. The Food Cubby is available on Amazon.

What do you think of this awesome kitchen gadget invented by a truly clever kid? Let us know in the comments below.