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Gifts for the home cook that are well worth the money, including a favorite waffle maker and a much-loved espresso tool.

Forgo the cold, hard cash. They’ll thank you later.

This ice cream maker has gone viral for its apparent ability to turn anything into creamy soft-serve like dessert. We put it to the test.

We're asking people we admire about their favorite cookbooks. Find out what author and recipe developer Eric Kim keeps on his bookshelf.

It turns out that all-purpose stuff is really only for some purposes.

These gifts are fire—literally and figuratively.

Because there are so many cheap and flimsy ones, they don’t have the best reputation. But a high-quality garlic press can make your life easier.

This is the way.

We're asking people we admire about their favorite cookbooks. Find out what food writer and author Reem Kassis keeps on her bookshelf.

There are a few places in the house they really do work better.

A fast, easy way to give your grill a steam clean.

How to tell if your pots and pans are compatible—and what to buy if they’re not.

Baby whisks, teeny spatulas, and even shrunken versions of your favorite appliances. 

Soups on, better have a good ladle for it.

This smart vacuum-mop combo is truly life changing for parents, pet owners, and exuberant cooks.

We tested a bunch of pepper mills and found the ones that are easy to refill, offer a uniform grind, and are comfortable to use.

Including upgraded versions of staple kitchen tools, pretty glassware, and flavorful condiments. 

You may think KitchenAid is the only player in the stand mixer game, but after testing 14 models, we have a new recommendation.

It can reach incredibly high searing temperatures—fast.

Nama’s J2 solves almost all the problems that come with juicing.