Marshall Bright

Don't banish your Instant Pot below the counter ever again.

"For the price point, I haven’t tried anything better.”

Because you probably shouldn't take your actual glass glasses outside.

Because you should never have to compromise on style, functionality, or budget.

The $35 cart might be the answer to your Instant Pot storage woes.

The slim, easy-to-read scale comes in use for all kinds of kitchen tasks.

Cheers to better picnics!

We're just not sure how long the sale is gonna last!

We've loved the brand for a long time, and it turns out our readers are equally devoted.

Why I love this truly mini food processor for tiny kitchens.

It's time to ditch your just fine blender for a truly amazing blender.

When it comes to kitchen clutter, there is no end to organizing solutions. This one is easy to implement and pretty darn effective.

MDW may be over, but summer is just beginning.

Want to avoid the bright-red, disposable stuff in the “seasonal” aisle at your local drug store? We’ve found an unexpected source for sweet, inexpensive Valentine’s Day kitchen gear that’ll help set the mood: H&M. The Swedish retailer has long been a go-to for fast fashion, but the home section is also a great spot for on-trend deals that won’t break the bank. Here are 10 buys that all ring in at $10 or less.

In the quest for a more organized kitchen, we’ll try anything (even Pinterest hacks we immediately have to undo). Through lots of trial and error, we’ve learned that some organization tools are just another way to fill your kitchen with more stuff. But sometimes a tool is the small-but-mighty solution needed to whip even the most impossibly cluttered space into shape. In those cases, yay! And double yay if that tool happens to be on sale!

While the groundhog might have seen his shadow last week, there’s at least one sign that spring is on its way: the Anthropologie Spring 2018 House + Home Catalog just came out. The entire collection ranges from calming pastels to bold, graphic patterns for every room in the house. And that includes, of course, the kitchen and dining room. Keep reading to check out 10 of our favorite buys from the collection — they’re all $30 or less.

We’ve debated the merits of getting one of those kitchen mats that promises relief from knee and back pain that sets in after too much standing in the kitchen. Today, however, we may have found the best argument to go ahead and get one: this anti-fatigue mat is currently 66 percent off on Amazon. Suddenly, the sin of being “ugly as sin” feels a bit more forgivable.

A confluence of craft cocktail culture and the show Mad Men made me, like so many others, realize that my apartment wasn’t complete without a bar cart. After much hunting, my roommate and I found this Target one, which managed to have the ’50s vibe at a broke millennial’s price tag. Once we filled it up with wine, booze, and the requisite ice bucket, however, there wasn’t room to crowd in glasses as well.

There are certain things that you expect to see the word “ultimate” next to, like “brownies” or “nachos.” But other things like “spatula” may give you pause. How great can a spatula be, you ask? Kitchn editors have been crushing on Get It Right’s ultimate spatula for years. It’s caused us to use words like “gleeful” (us) and “perfect” (it) when talking about it.

Do cake pans matter all that much? I learned to bake through sheer necessity — no one in my family would bother to make dessert if I didn’t. I first made do with whatever detritus my parents had collected over 20-odd years of cohabitation, from warped cooking sheets to mismatched cake pans scavenged from grandparents’ houses. And they all got the job done, more or less.

Presidents Day tends to go underappreciated, but the holiday has a lot going for it. For one, it’s a day to remember some monumental presidents (duh). It’s the last three-day weekend until Memorial Day weekend (c’mon, summer!). It’s a day with few obligations (no one hosts Presidents Day picnics or fireworks shows). It’s also one of the few good weekends for sales during the first half of the year.

Most people who are serious home chefs have an origin story that involves learning at the knee of a parent or grandparent. I, on the other hand, felt called to the kitchen after watching cooking shows on Saturday mornings. I was an incredibly picky eater growing up, so the appeal was often less about the finished product and more about the process. I was mesmerized by the sounds, sights, and, mostly, the order with which food was created. When I attempted to make things, the kitchen was chaos.

There are infinite variations on the humble kettle, but we have a strong preference for one kind: the gooseneck kettle. If you’ve thought about getting one of your own, Amazon is currently offering a flash deal on this simple but high-quality gooseneck kettle. But hurry — the deal only runs until 6:30 p.m. EST today. After that time, you’ll have to pay the usual $60.

While there are a fair number of gadgets we’ll gush over, often the things that make our cooking-obsessed hearts skip a beat are the basics. We’re talking about a really great spatula, measuring spoons, and measuring cups. And when it comes to a good set of liquid measuring cups, nothing stands up to Pyrex. Which is why we’re happy to report that our favorite set from the brand, this three-piece measuring cup set, is currently on sale on Amazon.

When it comes to kitchen staples, certain obvious things come to mind, like a good spatula or a chef’s knife. But there’s one item that even many serious home cooks might neglect to buy that we would argue is also a must-have: an oven thermometer. The good news? This necessary yet often ignored gadget is typically pretty affordable. And one we love is currently on sale on Amazon.

For anyone who was sad that this past fall marked the final Oh Joy for Target decor collection, we have some good news. As it turns out, the whimsical patterns and colors aren’t totally gone from Target stores — they’re just in a new (disposable) form. On Sunday, Oh Joy for Cheeky launched online and in select Target stores. The line of disposable plates, bowls, and cups come in a variety of prints perfect for spring, summer, and beyond. “I love celebrations.

Whenever we read the words “five in one,” we picture some terrifying infomercial device from late-night TV, promising to dice, slice, purée, and even do the dishes for you (read: it’s too good to be true). But leave it to the design-focused company Joseph Joseph to create a tool that actually does five things in one — and does them well. The aptly-named Uni-Tool is two spoons, a spatula, a turner, and a cutting tool in one handy device.

Looking for a design-forward spring refresh for your dinnerware? We’ve got a suggestion from a surprising source: Amazon. While we think of the website as a destination for things we might otherwise pick up at a big-box store, the retailer has been working to quietly change that. Amazon Homemade, an attempt to compete with Etsy, launched in 2015. And more recently, a line of unique, one-of-a-kind dinnerware was just rolled out on another platform: Amazon Launchpad.

The first time I saw a fish spatula, it was on a friend’s wedding registry. We were just out of college and still on a steady diet of takeout and turkey sandwiches. I rolled my eyes at the idea that anyone who could hardly boil water would need a tool dedicated to only flipping fillets of seafood. Oh, how wrong I was. As it turns out (pun intended!), a fish spatula is one of those tools that comes in handy even if you never plan on cooking fish at home.

Earlier this week, we said that very few cutting jobs in the kitchen can’t be handled with a trusty chef’s knife. (Read: Why Pros & Home Cooks Alike Love This Affordable Chef’s Knife.) And while we stand by that, there’s another kitchen tool we love that makes a lot of those jobs way easier. We’re always finding new uses for our kitchen shears, and find them a great way to navigate both delicate and more heavy-duty tasks.