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It keeps your butter neater in the fridge, too.

You'll never even know it's there.

It puts a "freeze" on herb waste.

Living in NYC, there are a few things that every New Yorker dreams of having in their apartment: a washer and dryer, central AC, and a faucet sprayer. While I don’t currently have the first two (yet!), I was lucky enough to have them in previous apartments — I’ve since regressed. And the latter? I’ve never had one, which is even more annoying if you also don’t have a dishwasher like me.

They're all just as special as Dad.

One of the reasons I chose to rent my current NYC apartment is because it ostensibly came fully furnished — cookware included. Just bring your own towels and bedding, the real estate agent told me, and everything else is provided. The first time I tried to prepare a basic at-home meal, however, I found that every knife in the kitchen was either far too dull or far too big to use for everyday purposes. I had countless butter knives on hand, but nothing to slice a simple tomato with.