The portable Nima Peanut Sensor stops nuts getting in your mouth

2018-9-7 17:19

Thankfully, I don’t suffer from a peanut allergy. For the people I know who do, it seems to constantly weigh on their minds. Well, the Nima Peanut Sensor was created to solve this particular problem and ease the mental burden of having a peanut allergy.

It looks a lot like an onigiri (a delicious seaweed-wrapped, rice-based Japanese snack). Don’t believe me? Here’s a picture of some onigiri: And here’s a picture of the Nima Peanut Sensor: The just-released Nima Peanut Sensor has come out hot on the heel’s of the company’s Gluten Sensor. No prizes for guessing what that does. The Peanut…

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