The Brand Behind the Cutting Board, Nonstick Pan, and Spatula We Love Has an Exclusive Discount Just for The Kitchn Readers 

Our editors can’t get enough of the reBoard. “As for functionality, the reBoard is significantly easier on my knives and comes with a textured surface that makes it painless to slice through slippery foods,” Lauren Miyashiro wrote in her review. “Although it’s lightweight, it’s also sturdy enough to handle chopping heavier ingredients, like a butternut squash.”

If you’re looking for a new nonstick pan, you can’t go wrong with this one. “Over the course of this last year I’ve used it on an almost-daily basis to make eggs of all kinds (including frittatas, as the pan can go into a 500-degree oven), pan-fried tofu, pancakes, sautéed cinnamon-butter apple slices (my son’s favorite), quesadillas, and more,” Lauren Kodiak wrote in her review.

Need a new spatula? Look no further than the Soft Edge Turner. “Material’s turner is made from BPA-free silicone and has a reinforced nylon core,” Riddley Gemperlein-Schirm wrote in her review. “This means it’s bendy, but not too flexible, so it’ll still stand up to the weight of burgers, chicken thighs, or steak.” It’s also safe to use on nonstick pans, you can toss it in the dishwasher, it’s heat-resistant to 450°F, and it’s stain-resistant.

Not on the kitchen shears train just yet? Well, with the Good Shears, you’re about to be. “I used my shears recently to make round pieces of unleavened dough for fried pooris, a job that’s tough even with the sharpest knife,” Sholeen Damarwala wrote in her review. “The shears surprisingly sliced through the dough, easily saving me so much time and effort.”

Material hit it out of the park with this simple kitchen tool, which features a razor sharp blade, an innovative U-shape design, and “indestructible” materials. What do we really love about it? Well, when the blade eventually dulls, you can swap it out with a replacement, instead of having to buy a whole new peeler.

There’s no better time to stock up on nice-to-have items — like this set of gorgeous table knives — than during a sale event! It also includes a maple holder, which can lay horizontally in your drawer or stand vertically on your countertop.

Need to cut something small, but don’t want to break out your big cutting board? That’s where The (mini) reBoard comes in. It’s made from the same sustainable materials as the larger version, but on a smaller scale. Did someone say charcuterie board for one?

This knife trio is the perfect set for high-level and novice home chefs alike. You get a chef’s knife, a bread knife, and a paring knife, which is all you really need in the kitchen. Plus, the tempered Japanese stainless steel won’t rust and will maintain a sharp edge for a really long time. “This attention to detail and design makes the essentials an absolute joy to hold,” Stella Totino wrote in her review.

Made from borosilicate glass, this set of four glasses is stackable, dishwasher-safe, resistant to thermal shock, and made for everyday use. And, 100% of profits from Lilac go to Apex for Youth. “While I find myself reaching for both sizes frequently, there’s no doubt that in practice the Full size is the most versatile (and prettiest) piece of glassware I’ve ever owned,” Stella Totino wrote in her review.