Video: The Cereal Sifter
Since I don't eat cereal, I have never experienced the horror of cereal dust—the powdery detritus found at the bottom of your cereal box that mars your final bowl of cereal. Web series Stupid Inventions found a way to combat this problem with the Cereal Sifter, a sieve bearing the words "The Cereal Sifter" so you know it's specifically for cereal. Put it on top of your cereal dust-afflicted bowl, turn it over, shake it a bit, and voilà—no more dust in your bowl, because its now on your table. Watch the video after the jump.
The Cereal Sifter
[via Unique Daily]
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