Ikea's 3-In-1 Microwave Can Grill, Cook, And Air-Fry (And It's Not As Pricey As We Thought)
Ikea is best-known for its affordable, space-saving products and this 3-in-1 microwave certainly fits the bill. Here's what it can do.
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9 Kitchen Features Boomers Grew Up With That Are Suddenly Cool Again
From bold colors to wallpaper and home bars, once-forgotten kitchen staples are back in style. These retro features prove boomers were onto something.
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Toaster Oven Vs Countertop Oven: What's The Actual Difference?
These two appliances are game-changers for small kitchens, but they do have their own unique strengths and weaknesses. These details will help you shop them.
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The Microwave Setting That Helps You Achieve Flame-Broiled Taste
Nothing beats cooking meat over an open flame, but it takes a lot of time and effort. This setting on certain microwaves does a solid imitation.
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Stop Doing These 14 Things If You Want Your Microwave To Last Longer
Your microwave can stop working early from small habits you barely notice. Avoid these common mistakes to keep it heating safely and smoothly for years.
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Why It's A Major Mistake To Put Expensive Cuts Of Meat In Your Slow Cooker
Slow cookers can make the most delectable melt-in-the-mouth meaty dishes, but it definitely doesn't pay to try and use an expensive cut of meat for the job.
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The Old-School Kitchen Tool Gordon Ramsay Trusts For Unlocking The Full Potential Of Spices
We know that Gordon Ramsay is an opinionated chef, but sometimes it's good to take the advice of a kitchen pro like him when it come to really useful gadgets.
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The Steak Cut You Need To Avoid Cooking In The Air Fryer
An air fryer can cook just about anything, including steak. To make the most of your meat, avoid cooking this type of steak cut in your air fryer.
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Why Some People Are Breaking Up With Their Microwaves
Trends in cooking gadgets come and go over time, and it seems that at the moment the microwave is on a downward trajectory for several good and bad reasons.
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The 1970s Kitchen Appliance That Was A Luxury For Ice-Cold Drinks
Getting your drink just right is the bartender's art, and people naturally want to duplicate it at home. In the '70s, this kitchen appliance made it possible.
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Shape Meatballs With Ease Using This Nifty Aldi Kitchen Gadget
You may have a drawer full of small gadgets that help with niche kitchen tasks, and now, thanks to Aldi, you might want to invest under six dollars in one more.
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The Absolute Best Slow Cooker On Amazon, According To Customers
Discover the slow cooker customers rave about for its versatility, easy transport, and thoughtful add-ons —including a dry-erase label and utensil holder.
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There's A Better Way To Microwave Store-Bought Tortillas
Store-bought tortillas aren't always as supple as fresh ones, and microwaving them can emphasize this dryness. This hack helps mitigate that.
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11 Common Mistakes To Avoid When Using Beeswax Wrap
If you are considering stocking up on beeswax wrap, you might end up making at least a couple of these common mistakes if you've never used it before.
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Costco Shoppers Call This Type Of Microwave A Headache That's Not Worth It
When it comes to value and selection, Costco's kitchen appliances are hard to beat -- but there's one type of microwave that's been a headache for customers.
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Before Mounting Your Microwave, Make Sure You Know This Crucial Detail
Mounting a microwave needs serious planning and consideration, all in accordance with the relevant regulations. This is one of the main factors to keep in mind.
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The 6 Most Unreliable Refrigerator Brands, According To Reviews
When you splash out on a refrigerator, you want to know you're getting great quality. To help you avoid surprises, we've looked at the most unreliable brands.
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What Those Circular Shapes On Your BBQ Grill Grate Are Actually For
The shape of a grill's grates might seem fairly standard, but there is a curious design deviation that has some wondering "what are these circular shapes?"
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The Average Lifespan Of A Toaster (And How To Make Sure Yours Lasts)
If you dread having to buy new kitchen appliances because you worry they are designed to break down or to quickly become obsolete, your fears might be valid.
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This Common Air Fryer Placement Mistake Can Be A Serious Fire Hazard
Air fryers are a handy and convenient kitchen appliance to cook just about anything. But where you place it in your kitchen matters greatly for your safety.
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Why Cleaning Stainless Steel With Paper Towels Is An Unwise Choice
You may be tempted to reach for the paper towels every time you clean but it’s not the best choice when it comes to stainless steel. What to use instead.
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How Long The Average Microwave Actually Lasts
Microwaves can be an important part of any kitchen, so make sure you know how long yours may last by reading this piece. You can thank us later!
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This One Convenience Might Have You Buying An Air Fryer Over A Toaster Oven
Both convection cookers, toaster ovens and air fryers are highly comparable in many ways, but this may be the one difference that notably sets them apart.
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Loading Your Dishwasher This Way Is Sabotaging Every Wash
How you load you dishwasher matters more than you think. To keep plates and glasses crud-free and clean, nesting should be avoided at all costs.
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How Much You Should Spend On A Good Kitchen Knife
Investing in a good-quality knife is a rite of passage, usually taken when you get properly interested in cooking. We asked an expert how much to spend.
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The Vintage Planter You Actually Need To Skip At The Thrift Store For Safety Reasons
As striking as they may be, it's in your best interest to think twice before bringing these uniquely-shaped, vintage planters into your home.
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Homemade Grape Jam Is Nearly Effortless With This Slow Cooker Technique
Making grape jam on the stove requires a lot of hands-on stirring. Plus, it's more prone to burning. This slow cooker technique is more reliable and easy.
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