Pantry RaiderKitchen gear that works with Pantry Raider
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These are the parts we use in our own kitchen display, plus everyday kitchen tools we recommend. None of it is required: Pantry Raider runs on hardware you already have.
Our picks
The display build
A Raspberry Pi, a touchscreen, a Stream Deck, a barcode scanner, and a label printer: the same parts in the build we run ourselves. See the hardware page for how they fit together.
Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi 4 Model B (4GB)
The little computer that runs the whole Pantry Raider display.
This is the board in our own build; 4GB is plenty for the kiosk, camera feeds, and timers.
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Hoysund 7-inch touchscreen display
A 7-inch capacitive touch panel that mounts cleanly next to the Pi.
This is the display in our own build; counter-friendly size for pantry and timer taps.
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Elgato Stream Deck MK.2 (15-key)
15 LCD keys for one-touch scanning modes, timers, and recipe steps.
This is the deck in our own build; the 15-key layout is the sweet spot for the Pantry Raider controls.
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Label Printer
SUPVAN T50M Pro label printer
A pocket-size Bluetooth thermal printer for shelf and container labels.
This is the printer in our own build; pair it once and it shows up as a normal printer in the app.
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Official Raspberry Pi USB-C power supply
The right power supply so the Pi runs a display without brownouts.
An underpowered supply is the most common cause of flaky kiosks.
View on AmazonHigh-endurance microSD card (32GB+)
The storage the Pi boots from; high-endurance cards last far longer.
An always-on kiosk writes constantly, so endurance matters here.
View on AmazonRaspberry Pi 4 case with active cooling
Keeps the board cool and dust-free next to the stove.
Active cooling keeps a hardworking kiosk from throttling.
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Everyday kitchen tools
Pantry Raider keeps a list of the appliances and tools you own and flags a recipe that needs something you do not have. Here are the common appliances, tools, and storage we recommend. Each link opens an Amazon search, so you can compare brands and prices.
Appliances
Stand mixer attachments
Cookware
Gadgets and tools
Storage
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