US meat giant Tyson Foods has made another investment through its corporate venture subsidiary Tyson Ventures, this time in start-up Tovala. Chicago-based food Tovala supplies WiFi-enabled countertop ...

The Tovala, a gadget that initially launched on Kickstarter, can bake, broil, and steam your food. It is not a microwave. Okay? Get it? Not a microwave. It’s designed to work with prepackaged and ...

Last year, Tovala introduced its first smart steam oven, which was specially designed to go with the company's own meal-delivery service. Think Blue Apron but without the hassle of actually knowing ...

Tovala's countertop oven recognizes Tovala brand meal kits or frozen food items from Trader Joes when you hold the barcode up to the oven's scanner. Tovala Meals are sold via Tovala's website as ...

No one dislikes cooking as much as I do. Seriously, even when I follow recipes to a T, the food still comes out nearly inedible. Yup, I'm that bad, so I saw two options for myself: Marry someone who ...

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When David Rabie started Tovala, it was with a singular mission in mind: helping busy professionals fight dinner fatigue. “We solve the Tuesday night dinner problem,” he said. “I get home from work, ...

Tovala, the Chicago-based startup that makes a smart, cloud-connected countertop oven, has raised $1.6 million in seed funding, the company announced Tuesday. CEO David Rabie wants to see the Tovala ...

David Rabie was leading the busy life of an MBA student at the University of Chicago's Booth School of Business, but he still made time for cooking healthy meals. It was a chore. "I was using four ...

Tovala has recalled two of its prepared meals because the glaze on the meats contains peanuts that are not listed as an ingredient. People who are sensitive to or allergic to peanuts, could suffer a ...