Tools

We're talking under $50, people.

A 1 1/2-quart slow cooker is the key to fall and winter cooking for one, without eating leftovers forever.

These are the best products for storing produce, stacking cans, and saving leftovers in a tidy fridge.

Anything your spatula can do, my fish spatula can do better.

But does it work?

Be clean—and be green.

It clicks onto the Test Kitchen's favorite peeler, so at least it has that going for it.

We went home with Queer Eye's food guy, and found the six kitchen tools he can't live without.

Spicy seasoning. Seafood-specific shears. A powerful little food processor. Here's what we put in our Amazon cart this month.

Spiralizers, steamers, and dog-shaped cutting tools—are any of the weird hot dog contraptions worth buying?

Whether you prefer ceramic or classic, these are killer deals.

Because unlike your soulmate, the perfect brownie pan is only one Amazon click away.

It seems extra. It's actually a time saver.

Plus: discounts on Le Creuset Dutch ovens and All-Clad pans.

Here are the tools that make Anna's peak-summer steak panzanella (as seen on the 'Gram).

There are reasons to take this ingenious feat of engineering away from the tailgate and into your home.

The Chef'n granite mortar and pestle is simply the best there is.

We tried all of them and ranked them from most to least useful.

Life is too short to eat airplane food. Here's what you need to pack your own in-flight meal—plus improved tea and cocktails.

We toured the actor, chef, and cookbook author's home kitchen in Harlem—and learned about the kitchen tools he can't cook without.