Bar Tools

It includes one 14-oz glass, an 18-oz glass, a wine glass, a flute, and a coupe glass.

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Item: SodaStream FizzPrice: $179.99Overall Impression: Less streamlined than some other models but the Fizz Chip indicator is very useful. We are avid drinkers of carbonated water and homemade soda in my household, and the SodaStream, which can convert tap water to sparkling water in a matter of seconds, is one of the appliances we use most. When our SodaStream Pure model died after two years of near-constant use, I was curious to try the company’s latest model, the Fizz.

Usually, wall-mounted bottle openers are those hefty, very industrial (and not in a cool, trendy way!) ones that we’re used to seeing at Irish pubs. You know what we’re talking about, right? Well, two Brooklyn-based designers, Mike Boylan and Danielle Pecora, rethought the classic opener (which, fun fact, was created in the 1920s). We think you’ll love what they came up with as much as we do.

“Having the right bar tools isn’t about being fancy-shmancy,” says Elliott Clark, the mastermind behind Apartment Bartender. “It’s about making your life a whole lot easier during the drink-building process.” Here are the five tools Elliott says you shouldn’t be without if you plan on mixing up a cocktail or three at home.

If you’re hosting a Halloween party, or just planing to open a bottle of wine on All Hallow’s Eve, you need this wine bottle opener — especially if you think you’ll be drinking Pinot Noirrrr. (Get it?) SUCK UK Pirate Bottle Opener, $11 Why this particular bottle opener? For one, it’s on sale right now. Secondly, we’re not sure if you noticed, but it looks like a pirate! And because everyone else is dressing up like someone (something?

To compete with Amazon Prime Day, a ton of other online retailers are flexing their virtual muscles with online sales of their own. (See: Beyond Amazon Prime Day: The Best Shopping Deals You Don’t Need a Membership For.) Today, Target announced a major one-day sale. And while some of the big deals aren’t as good as Amazon’s (i.e., on the Instant Pot, Magic Bullet, or Hamilton Beach Crock Pot), we found a whole slew of fun little kitchen finds for less than $5.

When we think of Walmart, we think of Ree Drummond appliances swathed in floral prints, yellow smiley faces, low prices, and the viral yodeling sensation who made it big by performing by the checkout lines. But starting today, we now also think of it for its stunning new home collection, M oDRN. Launched this morning on Walmart. com, Jet. com, and Hayneedle.com, the new online-only brand reminds us of Target’s Thresh\old and Project 62 lines — in terms of price, style, and quality.

There’s nothing better than kicking back outside a rental cabin, hanging out around the campire with a glass of rosé or a bottle of beer, maybe having some after-dinner vanilla ice cream topped with homemade strawberry jam. If you find yourself in this situation this summer (which I hope you do), this tool can make or break the moment. Breaking out a bottle of wine and realizing that you don’t have a corkscrew is the worst.

Looking to add a last minute spook to your kitchen for Halloween? Check out these five skull-inspired kitchen gadgets to add a ghoulish flair to your cooking this week. Don’t worry — priced at $30 and under, these spine-chilling frivolities won’t scare your budget. Plus, some are so stylish you’ll want to use them year round! 1. Halloween Skull Spatula, $10 from Williams-Sonoma: This silicone spatula is perfect for whipping up a ghostly confection. 2.