Cutting Boards Nothing fancy, I pretty much exclusively use these Epicurean eco-friendly wood-fiber composite boards. They come in a set of three, and if you choose ones like these, without any type of gripper like silicone , just use a damp cloth under the board when chopping to prevent it from moving around.

I also like doing this because I then have a damp towel easily accessible for wiping down the counter while prepping. Add extras of different sizes according to your needs.

These will work for baking any cake batter as well as for cooking smaller quantities of food in the oven. Pretty straight forward, lots of options, lots of price points. My liquid measuring cup of choice is a Pyrex glass version , because it works perfectly with 5.

Immersion Blender An immersion blender is seriously my kitchen hero. Whether for homemade hummus or a creamy vinaigrette, an immersion blender is powerful and versatile, blending both big and small quantities with ease. Some immersion blenders come with a blending cup, but I use mine most often with my Pyrex glass measuring cups.

Vegetable Peeler This unassuming and simple tool is actually very necessary. There is nothing worse than peeling anything carrots, potatoes, cucumbers without a good peeler.

If you get one with a standard cheese grater and also a microplane surface you can kill two birds with one stone. They save a ton a space and give you every size you could need.

I have a set of nesting steel colanders and a set of nesting mesh colanders. Always have one of these on hand, always. Try this one by OXO. Folded up, sturdier and bigger dish towels can act as trivets for hot pots coming off the stove.

I like to dampen smaller, lighter dish towels for underneath my cutting boards to keep them super sturdy while chopping.

I love the delicate, light kitchen towels from The Little Market , and flour sack towels are a classic option for both commercial and home kitchens alike. Citrus Juicer Sure, you could technically do without a citrus juicer. But if you juice a lot of lemons and limes, like I do, a juicer of some kind just makes it a whole lot quicker.

I have a vintage glass juicer similar to this one which I absolutely love, but more portable options include this classic metal juicer love it and this plastic option if you must.

Salad Spinner You can get away with not having one of these. But I make salads using freshly cut lettuce A LOT both for myself and for clients. I always need the lettuce to be super dry immediately after washing, so this tool saves me a lot of time and energy.

Potato mashers are also essential for mashed potatoes, another vegetarian favorite never use a food processor for that, trust me.

But do you necessarily need one? Meat Thermometer Pretty self-explanatory. If you cook with a lot of meat, you will likely need this. I hardly ever use mine, even when cooking for meat-eating clients. I use it most often when cooking whole poultry and expensive cuts of beef or pork, like tenderloin.

There is no excuse for your kitchen to not contain extra virgin olive oil, vinegar, fine grain sea salt and a black pepper grinder.

My vinegar of choice is red wine vinegar, but white wine vinegar is another versatile option. Want two vinegar options stocked? Balsamic would be my number two. Plus, it looks damn good on the table.

It may look suspiciously like a unitasker, but a salad spinner, much like Liam Neeson, brings a very particular set of skills to the table. A good-quality one, like the Zyliss Swift Dry Salad Spinner —a top pick from our best salad spinner review —makes quick work of drying out herbs and leafy vegetables, without which process your salad greens are destined to be a mess every time: wet, limp, unappealing, and sadly resistant to harmonious interaction with their dressing.

Yes, you can spread out your greens to dry on a baking sheet or clean kitchen towel instead, but that's a far more time-consuming method.

The real reason this item is a must: Despite its unitasker feel, its interior basket can double as a colander—for cold foods only!

When making stocks, sauces, and creamy, smooth soups , you need a tool that can remove all those bits and pieces of aromatics without fuss. That tool is the simple, humble strainer, which should be rust-resistant, and fit snugly over your bowls and pots check for hooks on the rim that will allow it to do just that.

There's so much you can do with a strainer. Squeeze out seed- and flesh-free citrus juice, poach perfect eggs , sift flour, steam vegetables, and more. And, of course, your strainer can also serve as a colander for draining pasta and the like, a nice hot-foods counterpart to your salad spinner.

After reviewing fine mesh strainers, our favorite was an admittedly pricey option from Rösle; it did all of these tasks and more and was durable and just a great overall strainer. Every kitchen needs at least one vegetable peeler , and, if you're a regular reader of this site, you'll know by now that our peeler of choice is a Y-peeler.

Each of these Kuhn Rikon Y-peelers is outfitted with a carbon steel blade, which stays sharper longer than a stainless steel one. The broad handle is more comfortable than the slender one on many swivel-blade models. They're even colorful. What more convincing do you need? It's true that beating egg whites and whipping cream is made much easier with the help of a stand mixer or a handheld electric mixer , but if you're still saving up for one, a good old-fashioned whisk-and-bowl combination works, too.

For pastry applications, look for an all-stainless construction, that won't impart off-flavors to highly acidic recipes, like jam, Key lime pie filling, or lemon curd. For more general use, a balloon design , in which the tines form a fairly open cage, will minimize the clumping of sauces and batters in the whisk's crevices.

Our favorites—by GIR and OXO—were comfortable to hold and did a great job whisking pastry cream, egg whites, whipped cream, and more. For more information on what types of whisks to use and when, read about how to choose the right whisk here.

A paring knife can't do too much that a chef's knife can't, but, after your chef's knife, it's the chopping tool you'll likely reach for most often. For small tasks, like halving lemons or mincing shallots, or tasks that require closer attention to detail, its size, and light weight make it a more convenient choice.

You'll also inevitably find yourself using it for some other, more offbeat purposes—it makes a fine cake tester in a pinch. As with a bread knife, it's not necessary to invest too much cash in a paring knife.

In our review of the best paring knives , the Victorinox 3. It's affordable, plenty sharp, and comfortable to hold. And if you bake regularly, whether you're making your own pizza dough or a special-occasion coconut cake , there's no question that you need one. We don't always recommend measuring by mass or weight , but using volume alone doesn't take into account varying density among ingredients, and baking demands a higher level of precision.

In some important ways, it also makes measuring easier, since you don't need to juggle a whole set of spoons and cups in different sizes—just set a single large vessel on the scale, tare it, add flour until you hit the right number, dump it out into your mixing bowl, and repeat with the next ingredient.

Plus, scaling a recipe up or down is way simpler when you have grams to work with, as opposed to figuring out the ratio between a third of a cup and two teaspoons. After testing a lot of kitchen scales and even before, TBH , our top choice is the OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Food Scale which has a backlit pull-out display, fine accuracy and precision, and a removable stainless steel weighing surface.

If that price is a bit above your budget, this minimalist scale from Escali will suit you just fine. A knife can handle most of your kitchen cutting work, but you're going to hate opening packages with it, especially while there's a pot of water boiling over or a pan of oil getting too hot on the stove.

While a pair of standard scissors will solve that problem, it won't cut it, literally, when you're trying to break down a chicken. These heavy-duty kitchen shears from Shun can do that. You can read more about them in our review of the best shears. The quick takeaway: They're perfect for cutting and snipping, and the built-in flathead screwdriver, nutcracker, and bottle opener don't hurt either.

If you're like us, you'll be using your bench scraper to move piles of chopped vegetables from board to bowl, or board to skillet. Or to scrape your board clean of scraps and residue before you start another round of chopping. Or to cut a lasagna into neat squares. The more food you prepare with it, the less you'll be able to get along without it.

What's true for rectangular baking dishes is true here, too: It may not be worthy of a Martha Stewart photo shoot, but in our review, we found a simple metal pie plate conducts heat more quickly to your crust, producing more beautifully golden, crisp, and flaky results than any fancy-pants ceramic model.

It's also quite cheap, so you can stock up if you like pie over a cake. Quick breads are a great way for novices to try their hand at baking, but a loaf pan is also handy for making meatloaf, pound cake, or simple yeasted loaves. The below loaf pan is made from aluminized steel, which is long-lasting, rust-resistant, and helpfully nonstick.

As we mentioned above, in addition to an oven thermometer, a probe thermometer is super useful. For sweet projects, Stella is passionate about her Polder digital thermometer we also love the ThermoWorks ChefAlarm , which offers a whole slew of features: ultra-fast reading times, ideal for candy recipes that require exceptionally precise timing; a clip-on attachment, so you can test temperature hands-free; and temp alert settings, letting you keep track of your custards if you happen to walk out of the kitchen.

The probe allows you to use it on roasts and for deep-fry oil , too. Sure, a wine bottle can work in a pinch, but to get perfectly flaky pie crust and other baked goods, we highly recommend an actual rolling pin, like our winning French pin or dowel-style pin , both from J. Need more rolling pin—related guidance?

Here's our guide to choosing the best rolling pin for your baking needs. If that price is a little too steep, our budget pick, by Hamilton Beach , keeps up pretty well with the All-Clad, and can even crush its way through ice.

Our list above details everything you need if you're looking to become a kitchen whiz, but TLDR: a chef's knife, peeler, cutting board, blender, set of pots, and a Dutch oven won't steer you wrong.

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This kitchen essentials list has everything you need. Check out 71 of the best quality cookware, utensils and equipment in this kitchen essentials list Other than certain basics pretty much every kitchen needs (spatula, spoon, pot/pan, skillet, tongs, whisk, knives, can and bottle openers “Must-haves” for any kitchen should include a good quality knife. You can mince, peel, core, dice, even slice an onion or tomato. A 4”-6” steel

Economical cooking essentials - Start with a large spoon. Add a silicon spatula ($4), a vegetable peeler and then a good set of tongs such as those made by Oxo ($8) This kitchen essentials list has everything you need. Check out 71 of the best quality cookware, utensils and equipment in this kitchen essentials list Other than certain basics pretty much every kitchen needs (spatula, spoon, pot/pan, skillet, tongs, whisk, knives, can and bottle openers “Must-haves” for any kitchen should include a good quality knife. You can mince, peel, core, dice, even slice an onion or tomato. A 4”-6” steel

Their background is in creative writing and academic research, and they are always thinking about food. After around 60 hours of research and testing since , we think the accurate and inexpensive Escali Primo Digital Kitchen Scale is the best for most people. After dozens of hours researching and testing organizing options, we recommend more than 20 items to make the most out of your tiny kitchen.

Microwaves basically all perform the same, but we like the Toshiba EMA5C for its looks and its useful extra features. We tested 50 dinnerware sets in a wide range of designs and prices.

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Must-have essentials. An everyday pan plus a spatula pick a set. Our pick. Lodge Pre-Seasoned Inch Cast Iron Skillet A deep, heavy, buy-it-for-life skillet. Winco FST-6 6. Tramontina Professional Nonstick Inch Restaurant Fry Pan One of our favorite nonstick pans.

GIR Mini Flip Silicone Spatula An all-purpose, nonstick-friendly flipper. A midsize pot and strainers. Cuisinart Mesh Strainers Three fine-mesh strainers.

Good blades and a cutting board. Victorinox Swiss Classic Paring Knife The best paring knife. OXO Good Grips Utility Cutting Board A smaller version of our favorite plastic cutting board. Kuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler The best Y-shaped peeler. Winco Inch Stainless Steel Piano Wire Whip An adept, all-metal whisk.

Thunder Group Standard Weight Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls A durable, lightweight bowl. Ozeri Pronto Digital Multifunction Kitchen and Food Scale Accurate and inexpensive. Buying Options Buy from Amazon. Pyrex Prepware 2-Cup Measuring Cup The best liquid measuring cup. EZ-Duz-It The best can opener.

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Cleaning produce should be part of your cooking routine. Plus, it is extremely easy to wash. Nordic Ware Natural Aluminum Half Sheet, set of 2. Inexpensive but always effective, these kitchen shears from Oxo distinguished themselves with their simple dependability and user-friendly design.

The generously proportioned handles were comfortable to hold, the shears were lightweight but balanced, and the materials felt high-quality. Kuhn Rikon 4-Inch Nonstick Colori Paring Knife. This is our budget pick for the best santoku knife.

It's easy to sharpen and doesn't require the delicate care of other knives. Go ahead, put it in the dishwasher! This streamlined, easy-to-hold set was especially comfortable to use while all of the spoons were attached to the ring.

OXO Good Grips Small Citrus Juicer with Built-In Measuring Cup and Strainer. Plenty of competitors have tried to unseat OXO's salad spinner, but throughout our tests, the Good Grips still proved to be the simplest, the most pleasant to use, and the most effective at the job.

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The resulting preparation is often chilled through either pre-cooling the machine or by employing a machine that freezes the mixture. Mortar and pestle are time-consuming and can easily be replaced by Blender, Spice Grinder, and Rolling Pin in most of the cases. The bread maker is my favorite too.

It is great to know about this equipments but I would like to request to write something about frier or burner. I have a juicer that I was really diligent about using for the first few months I had it, but it is a pain in the butt to clean and is basically now collecting dust.

Minimalist kitchen for the win! The Tupperware is a BIG NEED. And man, am I learning a lot about knives! Thanks so much for sharing. plastic stains and often retains smells which makes it harder to reuse.

glass also just feels nicer. Works same. Less mess. How about a pizza stone? An electric kettle! We need boiling water for so many things, from tea to instant coffee to pasta. Sure, boiling water on the stove can work too but not in under a minute.

As nice to have but not a must, I would say a pressure cooker steaming veggies, cooking beans and hard meat quickly, etc. Mine doubles up as pasta pot when we need a ton.

A normal pot does the job in the same time and does it better when it comes to chunky soups, you can sear and also add ingredients as needed.

But if a blender in on your list, better make it a heating blender. That now and then usage is worth the price difference. I agree with you on the electric kettle. I make a lot of tea but I use this kettle for so many things other than tea.

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To save you the work of combing through our lengthy compendium of product tests, we compiled a list of our favorite affordable kitchen tools; each of these was tested by our editors, and could easily hold a candle to any more expensive competitors.

Presto Flipside Belgian Waffle Maker. KitchenAid 3. GoWISE USA 3. Hamilton Beach Glass Electric Kettle. Escali Primo Digital Kitchen Scale. Cuckoo Rice Cooker. Krups Hand Mixer. Professional Series 2-Slice Stainless Steel Wide Slot Toaster.

Victoria Inch Cast-Iron Skillet. Fat Daddio's Round Cake Pan. Nordic Ware Aluminum Half Sheet, Set of 2. Pyrex 9-inch Pie Dish, Pack of 2. Kuhn Rikon 4-Inch Colori Paring Knife. Checkered Chef Rocker Blade Pizza Cutter. Victorinox Fibrox Pro Santoku Knife. Winco 4-Piece Measuring Spoon Set.

Oxo Better Balloon Whisk. Oxo Good Grips Small Citrus Juicer with Built-In Measuring Cup and Strainer. OXO Good Grips Can Opener. Adams French Tapered Rolling Pin, 1 ¾ inch. OXO Good Grips Salad Spinner. Appliances Presto Flipside Belgian Waffle Maker. The best slow cooker overall, the Crock Pot is straightforward, free of unnecessary bulk, and is lighter than its pricier competitors.

If you're short on space or money or just don't have that many mouths to feed, consider a mini food processor like this one, which can dice your onions and rice small amounts of cauliflower just as well as its larger counterparts. This inexpensive air fryer was a top performer in our product test.

Its small size makes it perfect for making a batch of fish fingers for one. This bargain-priced kitchen scale is a staple in our test kitchen.

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This set also includes a swizzle spoon, so you can stir drinks like a professional. A fish spatula is not just for fish —you can use it for eggs, stir fries, and burgers. The triangular shape means it can get fully under food and still is easy to maneuver. These silicone farm animals raise lids slightly off of pots and pans, which allows steam to escape, and reduces the chance of anything boiling over.

A simple bench scraper is a great multi-purpose kitchen tool. I use mine to manage sticky bread dough, smooth icing, and cut up logs of cookie dough. With reusable baking cups, you'll always be cupcake-ready. Plus, this set is dishwasher safe and is stable enough to be used on a cookie sheet, even without a muffin tin.

A sharp peeler will save you time and effort during food prep. OXO has a peeler for every style cut or slice you could dream of. This ravioli wheel lets you cut pasta shapes quickly and easily.

You can also use it for pie crusts and plenty of other pastries. Insider's favorite budget wine opener is a must have for any kitchen. The TrueTap corkscrew has a bottle opener, foil cutter, and an easy-to-use double hinged corkscrew.

If you have an old oven, you may be surprised how far off the internal thermostat is. An oven thermometer is a cheap way to make sure you're cooking at the temps you want to be cooking at. I love a flat whisk for making gravies or rouxs because it's suited to using inside a pan while you're cooking.

The flat shape means optimal mixing and limited mess. An herb stripper speeds up the prep process of fresh herbs — just pull the herb through one of the holes to strip the leaves. This also works for kale and other greens with a tough stem.

Easily remove the pit from every avocado with this stainless steel blade, and then cut perfect slices with the fanned blade end. These clever pot holders from Lodge make handling your cast iron skillets a lot less perilous — and the bandana design is super cute too.

A tea ball infuser can be used for more than just brewing your favorite loof leaf. You can also use it to hold spices when mulling wine or infusing a rich sauce. You can use the Zulay frother to whisk a matcha latte or blend a protein shake, and it takes up less space than a standing foamer.

This sweet glass jar comes with a beechwood honey dipper, so you can drizzle over toast and into tea without dirtying a spoon. Lily Alig. Lily Alig is an editor on the Business Insider Reviews team, covering the home and kitchen verticals. She helps run the kitchen section, working with in-house and freelance writers to build out coverage of small appliances, kitchen tools, and gourmet food.

Since joining Business Insider as a fellow in August , Lily spent a year and a half as a full-time reporter before becoming an editor. As a writer, she spoke with independent spice houses and professional chefs, as well as tested products by making 50 waffles in one day and searing 7 steaks in a week.

In her role as editor, Lily tracks stories from pitch to publish, maintains the kitchen publishing calendar, and edits every story for copy and content. Lily is an avid home cook and baker, so she knows what consumers are looking for in kitchenware products.