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Good things come to those who wait.

When it comes to caffeinating, sometimes it’s the journey, not the destination.

Whether you’re on a budget or want a model that’s practically sentient, there’s a rice cooker for you.

Here’s what our editors recommend for crunchy fries, crispy chicken skin, blistered veggies, and more.

And no, it isn’t Cuisinart.

Please, please don’t get more knives than you need.

There’s no one perfect knife, but we’ll help you find the best one for you.

It’s time to stop heating water on the stove.

Don't wait for until you're having a porterhouse for dinner. These really are everyday knives.

Braise, roast, simmer, and yes, sauté

You only need one, and we've tested dozens to find the very best.

Coffee doesn’t need to be hard to be delicious.

A good espresso machine is an investment. But how much do you spend at the coffee shop every year?

Want good pizza at home? You need it hot, hot, hot—and these outdoor pizza ovens deliver.

Never run out of beans again.

A delicate tool for delicate tasks

You’re going to use this pan more than anything else in the kitchen, and the best one is under $15.

Including one under $100.

We wade through the marketing terms to talk about the nonstick cookware you should—or shouldn’t—actually be buying.

An airtight case for our favorite sealers.

Wood, rubber, or plastic—we’ve got a recommendation for every home cook. Plus, tips for cleaning and caring for your board.

For barista-quality clouds of foam at home.

Nothing beats a bullet.

We tested eight machines under $100 to find the cheap coffee makers that make a quality brew.

It’s time to invest in a machine you’ll actually want to use—and won’t hate to clean.

Maybe you don’t need that bulky full-size blender after all.

After putting nine models to the test, these three came out on top as kitchen essentials.

And never let you down.

This is how you transform a bad rosé into something bubbly and palatable.

And after talking to a registered dietitian I also learned why they work.

It's a tough job, but someone had to do it.

We pitted a dozen grill brushes against 20 pounds of sticky BBQ chicken to see which was best at cleaning the grime off the grates.

Why obsess over a fire when the grill can do that for you?

Grating cheese doesn’t have to be a chore.

This is how you should take your sips and drams.

Give yourself the gift of quality olive oil on demand.

For people with gut health conditions, these services really deliver.

If you regularly break down chickens or fillet fish, you need one in your life.

The blender of your dreams awaits.

If you think you hate canned tuna, you haven’t had the right canned tuna.

Cans that looks so good and work so well you won't even notice them.

We sipped 7 brands to help you figure out your next great party pour.

You can’t understand the joy of a rice cooker until you’ve actually used one (particularly one you got on sale).

Meal kit and delivery options for every kind of cook (and those who don’t want to cook at all).

Do you need one? Maybe. Should you get one? Almost certainly.

Whether you prefer flowy linen or indestructible canvas, these picks have you literally covered.

The brooms, cleansers, and brushes that make cleaning our kitchens a little…fun?

These are what the pros use in their own kitchens.

If you're going to supplement, it may as well be delicious.

After testing some of the highest-rated models, I found one almost as good as my Vitamix.

Whether I’m looking for an interesting way to cook rutabaga or a make-ahead dinner party dish to feed ten, these titles have my back (and belly).

A good knife can do it all—but there are some things a pair of kitchen scissors can do better.

Cook your way through recipes for pecan and black cardamom sticky buns, sweet-tea-glazed salmon, and Persian egg drop soup.

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.

There are dozens of ways to make an excellent cup—and there’s a coffee maker for each of them.

If you’re passionate about kitchen organization, you need the YouCopia SpiceStack.

And they won’t get stinky either.

New cookbooks from Ruby Tandoh, Claire Saffitz, and Frankie Gaw that will shake up your routine.

Garnish your favorite drink or, hell, just eat them straight out of the jar.

Meet your new tiny sous chef.