The World's Most Expensive Coffee Machine Is Likely This Golden Piece Of Art
While most coffee and espresso machines on the market serve as purely functional, the world's most expensive is equally as decorative as it is useful.
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This Popular Aldi Salt And Pepper Shaker Set Always Sells Out – And It's Finally Coming Back
A fan-favorite salt and pepper mill set is coming back to Aldi's shelves with some impressive upgrades. Keep an eye out on the Aldi Finds section.
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Everyone Forgets To Sanitize Their Wood Cutting Board After Every Use — Here's Why It Matters
Cleaning and sanitizing wood cutting boards are the most important things you could do to take care of this kitchen staple.
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The Perfect Pan To Heat Up Lots Of Tortillas At Once
To heat up lots of tortillas at once, you might assume you need a fancy cooking appliance. However, one pan is perfect for keeping them warm.
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The One Step You Should Do Between Cleanings For Your Nespresso Machine
Regular cleaning and maintenance of your Nespresso machine is imperative to keeping it running smoothly, however there's one extra step you might be missing.
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The Small Appliance Gadget You'll Want In The Freezer During A Storm
Power outages always seem to hit right after you did a full week's worth of grocery shopping. Use this cheap gadget to ensure food safety.
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Are Air Fryers Overrated? Why Critics Think They're A Waste
Air fryers have seen a rennaissance over the last decade or so, but are they actually worth all the hype? Here's why some critics don't think so.
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7 Vintage Coffee Mugs That Are Worth A Fortune Today
Even if you thought about investing, you probably never thought about collecting mugs, but you will be surprised by the premium prices of these vintage mugs.
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The Best Microwave Wattage For Most Households
Don't overlook your microwave's wattage — this can be the key difference between flavorful, nutritious meals and rubbery, unappetizing leftovers.
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These Pots And Pans Contain Dangerous Lead: What The FDA Says To Do If They're In Your Kitchen
The FDA's most recent warning is not one to take lightly. Be sure to check your pots and pans to avoid lead contaminating your food and affecting your health.
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Here's A Clever Hack For Removing Pineapple Eyes Without A Knife
There are many hacks for cutting pineapple for all your favorite fruity recipes. However, using this tool instead of a knife makes it simple to remove the eyes.
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Aldi Is Selling Le Creuset Dupes For A Fraction Of The Price
If you've had your eye on a colorful Le Creuset Dutch oven but have been holding off due to price, you should know that Aldi is selling a dupe for much cheaper.
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The Safety Reason For Why It's Important To Keep A Clean And Organized Fridge
Whether it's meal prep, groceries, and/or leftovers from Friday night's takeout, a stockpiled fridge can lead to many problems, especially in regard to safety.
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Keep Your Carbon Steel Knife From Deteriorating With One Consistent Food Prep Action
Carbon steel knives are susceptible to rust and corrosion. You can make sure your expensive, high-quality knife lasts longer by taking this simple step.
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The Big Downside Of An Electric Grinder That A Mortar And Pestle Eliminates Completely
There's a surprising reason that using an electric spice grinder might rob your freshly-ground spices of flavor. Luckily there's an old-school alternative.
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Why That Knife Set You're Planning To Buy Is A Waste Of Money
While you can find cooking knife sets with dozens of single-purpose knives, you don't really need them for the vast majority of kitchen tasks.
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Is There Even A Difference Between Mason Jars And Canning Jars?
If you've taken up canning foods recently but are still confused as to how Mason jars are different from canning jars, you've reached the right place.
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7 Old-School Kitchen Gadgets That Defined The '90s
Anyone who lived through the '90s in America will remember these iconic, old-school kitchen gadgets designed to make cooking (and life) a little easier.
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Stop Destroying Your Pie Weights With This Common Cleaning Mistake
Pie weights are wonderful baking assistants when you're pre-baking a crust for a delicious dessert, but there's a rule to remember once they're out the oven.
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The Genius Reason Some Ice Cream Scoopers Have Liquid Inside The Handle
Have you ever wondered why an ice cream scooper may have liquid in it? Thanks to science, these scoopers are probably the easiest of all to use.
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10 Best Kitchen Appliances To Buy Secondhand
You should be selective when furnishing your kitchen with secondhand appliances. We enlisted the help of someone who knows the market well to help us navigate.
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Yes, You Can Microwave Glass — But It's Complicated
Microwaving glass seems like it should be no big deal, but there are some things that you should keep in mind before you press start.
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Why Some Kitchen Knives Have Dimples On The Blade
Not all kitchen knives are created equal, and the ones with dimples are made that way for a reason. Here's what you need to know about these blades.
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Skip The Parchment — This Tool Is Way Better For Bread Making
In your bread baking era? Instead of using parchment paper every time you bake bread, try using this baking tool, instead. It'll change your baking game.
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14 Affordable Ikea Finds That Make Kitchen Organization Easy
Ikea is often considered the best solution for building a kitchen on the cheap, but few know just how many great storage accessories are sold there.
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The Cookware That Doesn't Work On Induction Cooktops
Induction cooktops are popular for a whole host of reasons, but one unexpected factor is that not all cookware will work on this type of burner.
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Where To Take Your Old Pots And Pans Instead Of The Trash
Whether you're upgrading your set or downsizing, you'll likely find yourself wondering what to do with old pots and pans at some point. Here are some options.
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