This season, give the gift of a trip to Flavortown.

Ree Drummond already has her own Instant Pot and her own Barbie doll, so we may as well make a gift guide dedicated to her.

Bonus: You'll still love all of these things NEXT summer, too.

These pieces perfectly capture that fashion-forward, bohemian aesthetic Anthropologie is known for.

Whether we’re buying a coffee maker or some knives, Cuisinart almost never lets us down. The brand is known for offering reliable kitchen accessories that won’t break the bank. And yet, there are still frequent sales to be found, which is why we’re currently so excited about what’s going on over at Williams Sonoma: For a limited time only, you can save up to 60 percent on select Cuisinart small appliances.

Whether you’re making basic pasta or mixing unconventional ingredients, learning how to cook is a process that requires lots of practice. Even if you know your way around the kitchen and have a solid repertoire of go-to recipes, there’s no harm in taking a cooking class. Not only does it open you up to new cuisines and recipes, but it also gives you the opportunity to pick up skills you wouldn’t learn otherwise. Which brings us to Sur la Table.

It’s no secret how much we love a good multi-cooker around here. Short of ordering takeout, these machines are the best bets for having a warm, delicious meal ready when you get home from work. We’ve tested and written about plenty of multi-cookers, including options from Cuisinart, Crock-Pot, and, of course, the cult-favorite Instant Pot. Today, however, we found one on Amazon that we haven’t seen before.

If you don’t already have a Vitamix, chances are it’s been on your wish list for a long, long time. And what’s not to love (or lust) about ’em? As the gold standard of blenders, they’re perfect for whipping up nut butters, salsas, and frozen margaritas. But while Vitamix is arguably one of the best — if not, the best — blender brands on the market, it’s not the cheapest.

ICYMI: We are big fans of the KitchenAid stand mixer. The cult-favorite appliance can do a lot more than just whip cream, mix batter, and knead dough. You can also buy several attachments to turn it into a spiralizer (zoodles!), pasta maker, an ice cream machine, and much more. It’s this versatility that makes the KitchenAid stand mixer one of the most prized gadgets in any home cook’s kitchen.

Here at Kitchn, we like to think that your plate is just as important as the food you’re serving on it. You want the plate to look good so that your food looks good, right? (The people on Instagram tend to agree with us, too). While you can certainly spend a small fortune buying handmade pieces from potters in far-off remote workshops, you can also get some legit good deals on Wayfair — especially if you shop now during the site’s Home Essentials sale.

Kitchn editors have sipped from countless different glasses. (World’s weirdest humblebrag, right? Don’t feel bad, you probably have, too!) We’ve sipped from Mason jars, pint glasses, teeny tiny juice glasses, giant tumblers, the list goes on. It’s a boring list, we know.

In a perfect world, you’d have a massive kitchen, complete with multiple ovens, a spacious island, and enough cabinet space for every cooking gadget you can imagine. In reality? Your kitchen is the size of a coat closet. I should know: My kitchen is so small, I only have room for a mini-fridge. We’re not going to sugarcoat it for you: Cooking in a small kitchen is difficult.

There’s a reason most of us don’t follow an all- or even mostly-fried-foods diet. Packed with saturated fats and oils, fried foods can raise your blood pressure, cause high cholesterol, and improve your likelihood of heart disease. (Plus, we know that salads and smoothies are good for us!) But companies know that most of us prefer a French fry or chicken wing over a plate of raw carrots. And so many small appliance brands have been bringing us countless models of air fryers.

At Kitchn, we’re committed to finding cool, useful, and wildly popular products we think you’ll like, which is why we have Amazon’s best-seller pages bookmarked on our computers. See, Amazon has lists of the most popular items in categories like electronics, cookbooks, and furniture. All these lists are updated in real-time, so it’s a pretty cool way to see what the rest of the Ama-verse is buying and liking. Some best-sellers seem obvious.

If there’s one store we don’t talk about enough, it’s West Elm. Everyone knows — and loves — West Elm for its sleek, mid-century furniture and home accessories, but the store has its fair share of kitchen accessories. We’re talking cute kitchen towels, sleek stemware, and much, much more. Problem is, West Elm’s wares aren’t exactly cheap.

There’s a reason I’ve been living in the same apartment for nearly five years. My studio apartment is in a great location, has plenty of storage for all my stuff (read: two closets!), and even boasts a cute outdoor space, which I admittedly don’t use as much as I should. I love my apartment, but of course, no home is perfect. My space has a bulky, built-in media center and a mini fridge instead of a full-sized one (really).

If you ask us, the best water glass also doubles as a wine glass (and maybe even as a cup for espresso) which explains why we love these French Duralex glasses so darn much. Most people know them as the “original French tumbler,” but The Independent went so far as calling them “the ultimate drinking vessel created by man.” No matter how you put it, one thing’s for sure: People are obsessed with these things. And honestly, what’s not to love?