What Those Bumps At The Bottom Of Your Salt Shaker Are Really For
Have you ever wondered what the small bumps on your glass salt shakers are for? Well, there may be a few different intended uses.
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This Vintage Refrigerator 'Still Runs Like New' After Almost 80 Years, According To A Redditor
Not every vintage refrigerator can boast that it still runs after several decades, but, per one Redditor, one model still runs like it did back in the day.
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The Best Type Of Pan To Use On A Glass Cooktop
If you have a glass cooktop, you need to cook with care. Here is the best type of pan to use so you don't accidentally damage your appliance.
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15 Microwave Tricks You'll Wish You Knew Sooner
The humble microwave is the oft-maligned workhorse of the kitchen, but you may be surprised at how many ways it can be used to speedily cook delicious meals.
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The Butter Storage Vessel From Grandma's Kitchen Is Making A Comeback (And We're Here For It)
Fan of vintage kitchen tools? This butter-related classic from your grandma's kitchen is making a comeback, and it's music to our ears.
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The Crucial Mistake You Could Be Making When Using Santoku Knives
Santoku knives are great for various uses, but according to one knife expert, there is one element first-timers may overlook.
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The 9 Most Overpriced Appliance Brands, According To Customers
From fridges to dishwashers, these well-known appliance brands may look sleek but often leave buyers frustrated. Here's what customers feel is overpriced.
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These Gorgeous Target Finds Could Pass For Anthropologie Kitchenware (But They're Way More Affordable)
This line of products at Target could be fooled for pricier kitchen items from Anthropologie — and they're only available for a limited time.
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The '70s Casserole Dishes Redditors Are Scouring Thrift Stores To Save
Cookware just isn't made like it used to be. These vintage dishes are beloved for their '70s aesthetic, ability to withstand heat, and much more.
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Quick Apple Fritters Can Be Made In This Favorite Countertop Appliance
There's a quick way to make apple fritters without all the oil or a splattering hot mess (or worse, a soggy finished product).
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Never Fight Sticky Plastic Wrap Again With One Simple Prep Step
Plastic wrap or saran wrap is a brilliant invention, but it can drive you crazy if it doesn't stick where you want it to. Here's a basic tip that may help.
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Aldi's Halloween Cake Pans Are Giving A Williams Sonoma Look For Less
If you're looking for seasonal bakeware with spooky flair, Aldi has you covered with these affordable Halloween cake pans that look like Williams Sonoma's.
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How Nespresso Machines Are Evolving Thanks To Social Media
Social media influencers love to post videos with their Nespresso machines. Now, the aesthetics of social media may be influencing the brand.
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How To Know If A Steam Oven Is Worth It For Your Kitchen
Steam ovens offer many benefits, but they also come with drawbacks -- and, as with everything, the ideal solution of a combination oven doesn't come cheap.
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This Hobby Lobby Storage Solution Could Make Cheese Last Longer
This small, convenient tool is made to store individually wrapped slices of cheese and is carefully designed to keep cheese fresh by blocking air and moisture.
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How To Tell If Vintage Jars Are Real And Worth Money
Vintage mason jars have become collectors items with price tags to match -- but, before you spend your hard earned money on an old jar, make sure its legit.
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6 Best Gas Stove Brands, According To Reviews
Whether you go with a gas or electric one, a kitchen range is an essential part of any home, but an abundance of choices makes picking a gas stove hard.
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The Popular Coffee Maker Brand You Should Avoid At All Costs, According To Reddit
Starting the day with a cup of coffee is the norm for many -- unfortunately, not all coffee machines are built for the task, like this popular brand.
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This Vintage Cookware Is Chef David Lebovitz's Favorite Find At Paris Flea Markets
David Lebovitz knows Paris like the back of his hands -- but when he's in the flea markets, he has his eye out for one vintage cookware brand only.
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This Is Why You Should Avoid Round Measuring Spoons
Round measuring spoons may look sleek in the kitchen, but this is why you should avoid the kitchen utensil and opt for another type instead.
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The Part Of Julia Child's Kitchen She Barely Ever Used
This common appliance was one of Julia Child's favorite parts of her kitchen, yet it had a feature that she rarely used in her day-to-day cooking.
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This Is The Only Tool You Need For Sharpening Serrated Knives
While serrated knives are often disregarded when it comes time to sharpen your arsenal, they also need some attention. Use this tool to hone the blade.
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Martha Stewart's Genius Kitchen Trash Can Solution
Martha Stewart's brilliant repurposing idea eliminates the hassle of constantly moving around your heavy trash can with the help of an unexpected vintage item.
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How To Broil Food If Your Oven Didn't Come With The Proper Pan
Some newer ovens don't come with broiling pans, or you may have lost yours -- either way, you can still broil food without one with the right alternative.
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The Brand That Changed Salad Spinners Forever Is Still The One Worth Buying
The humble salad spinner wasn't the most functional kitchen tool — at least, not until one brand revolutionized the gadget, prompting others to follow suit.
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Martha Stewart's Favorite French Press Coffee Maker Won't Break The Bank
Martha Stewart has been making her coffee with a fancy French press machine for years -- and the machine she uses goes for under $40 on Amazon.
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11 Vintage Appliance Ads That Show How Much Kitchens Have Changed
Retro advertisements for refrigerators, stoves, & other appliances reveal when innovative new features were added and how historical events drove some changes.
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