Protect your iPad from the elements. Of cooking

There are many times when I rely on my iPad for recipes while cooking. But out of sheer concern that I'll get bread crumbs or flour stuck in the crevices, I keep the device far away; usually on the kitchen table, while my prep area is on the other side of the room on the counter. Probably not the most efficient way to cook.
I recently heard about a protective cover for the iPad called
Chef Sleeve
which is meant to address this very issue. And it does. Chef Sleeve is a
disposable, 100% recyclable, crystal clear protective bag that you
place the iPad into for insurance against a poorly aimed egg crack, a
spilled cup of water or helpful (but messy) little sous chefs who insist
on stirring the pancake batter. There is an adhesive seal that keeps
messes out and keeps a clean iPad in. (But note, this seal is not
waterproof.)
The touch function still works through the
plastic and there is no degradation of visibility. After you're done
trying out that new brownie recipe, you can remove the sleeve and
recycle it.
The packaging is really clever and also can be used as a
stand for the device. Imagine all the extra brownies I can make now, not
having to walk to and from my iPad across the kitchen. -Jeana
Chef Sleeve is available in packs of 25 for $19.99 or 50 for $34.99.
Find More: Around the House, Doodads and Random Bits of Coolness, Parents' Lifesavers, iPads + Tablets
Why wouldn't a large ziplock type baggie work just as well? That's what I use with my nook to read in the tub.
Kara
Some people do use baggie, Kara. Great point. But baggies often don't have good touch screen responsiveness which can be frustrating if you're clicking around a lot. This particular film is made just for that purpose.