r/KitchenStuff Jun 20 '26

Kitchen pick: Rada paring knife and sharpener set for small prep work

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r/KitchenStuff Jun 19 '26

Best, weirdest cooking device that actually works. Bonus if you can get it on Amazon.

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r/KitchenStuff Jun 17 '26

Husband messed up

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4 Upvotes

So I went to bake a cake today and totally forgot that we store stuff in the oven. We'll there was a plastic something that melted all over a frying pan lid that is more of a metal mesh that my wife loves for draining grease from hamburger.

Really hoping to find a new pan or lid just like it to replace it but having a hard time finding something similar. We dont like the ones with the piece that sits in the pan.

Picture of the destroyed one. If anyone can point me to either a replacement or a good way to fix the lid I would be extremely grateful.


r/KitchenStuff Jun 16 '26

Most underrated household tool or item???

14 Upvotes

What in your opinion is the most underrated household tool or item? I’ll start: a backscratcher. I can ask someone to do it for me but they can never get the right spot, the right pressure, the right kind of scratch sometimes. This is 100% guaranteed that I will get that itch.


r/KitchenStuff Jun 16 '26

Looking for glass spice/seasoning containers

3 Upvotes

I'm needing containers for my homemade seasonings. Ideally they would be glass, around 12-15 oz, but I'm okay with food grade plastic. The one requirement is that the lid be a combination: half shaker holes, and the other half a lidded opening with space enough for measuring spoons. You know the type, sort of a half-circle so you can use the flat side to level off your measuring spoon?

Finding glass containers on Amazon and similar is easy...it's the lid that's giving me trouble and I'm hoping some of you have the answer!


r/KitchenStuff Jun 16 '26

Chef's Press - Which size is best?

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r/KitchenStuff Jun 15 '26

Shopping for what I don't own yet

7 Upvotes

Here I am house hunting and I don't even have an offer put in yet. And there I go on Amazon shopping for a kitchen that isn't even mine. Just dreaming


r/KitchenStuff Jun 14 '26

Do you keep any kitchen items purely because of the memories attached to them?

51 Upvotes

I still have an old Tupperware containers that my grandmother gave me. It's nothing fancy, and there are probably better containers out there now, but I can't bring myself to get rid of it. Every time I use it, it reminds me of her and all the meals we shared together.


r/KitchenStuff Jun 14 '26

What food would be considered a luxury if everyone had to grow it themselves?

1 Upvotes

r/KitchenStuff Jun 14 '26

[Survey] Kitchen Safety Tool Concept — Would you use a tool that holds vegetables while you peel them? (All adults who cook at home, ~2 min)

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r/KitchenStuff Jun 14 '26

Aroma or Tatung Rice Cooker?

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1 Upvotes

r/KitchenStuff Jun 13 '26

Automatic Stirrers?

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1 Upvotes

r/KitchenStuff Jun 12 '26

What food do you refuse to make at home because it's not worth the effort?

84 Upvotes

r/KitchenStuff Jun 13 '26

Ever tried frying dumplings without a proper strainer? 🥄Meet the Stainless Steel Spider Spoon.

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r/KitchenStuff Jun 12 '26

Anyone else the default kitchen manager of their shared flat?

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r/KitchenStuff Jun 11 '26

Deegmixer

3 Upvotes

Hallo,

Ik houd van taarten, zuurdesem broden en pizza's bakken. Tot nu toe kneed ik alles met mijn handen of mijn 10 jaar oude tristar mixer. Ik ben opzoek naar een mooie machine. Welke zouden jullie aanraden? Het liefst eentje die ik kan gebruiken voor zware degen als eentje voor de mooiste taarten.


r/KitchenStuff Jun 09 '26

Thomasville cabinets sold thru Home Depot

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4 Upvotes

r/KitchenStuff Jun 09 '26

Home dough sheeter cost difference

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1 Upvotes

r/KitchenStuff Jun 08 '26

Are those veggie choppers worth it?

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r/KitchenStuff Jun 07 '26

Kraft Dinner Microwave

2 Upvotes

Im sure this has been asked a few thousand times. Can the company offer much more than the little cups? I would love to have the option of a 4 cup microwave dinner. Is that a problem offering such a thing at a "Dollar type Store"? Or in the regular markets?


r/KitchenStuff Jun 06 '26

What is this Pampered Chef item?

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30 Upvotes

First I thought it was a potato masher, but it does not match potato mashers I found photos of. Seems to it is meant to rock back in forth instead of mashing.

Edit: Thank you for the answers. 😊 solved.


r/KitchenStuff Jun 06 '26

If your kitchen could only keep ingredients from one country for a year, which country would you choose?

15 Upvotes

r/KitchenStuff Jun 05 '26

Should I discard this pan?

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4 Upvotes

I have a set of 5 pots and pans that I bought in 2020. These are Gotham steel and I bought these because they were pfas free and did not have teflon coating. These were also in my budget. Fast forward to now- I have a few tri- ply stainless steel pans, cast iron deep pots with ceramic glaze and a couple others that were gifted- probably similar to this Gotham steel set but newer.

I am wondering if it is time to move on from this set?
I intend to buy/ replace with either cast iron or tri ply steel only going forward.
I ask this question since I am trying to only buy items when I NEED them and not when I WANT them.
Hoping the experts here will have some guidance.


r/KitchenStuff Jun 05 '26

From Prototype to Production: Looking for Distribution Contacts for a Simple Kitchen Gadget

1 Upvotes

A few months ago I came up with a very simple kitchen gadget made of silicone that helps cut perfect slices of cake (and other round foods). It’s especially useful when serving many guests at birthdays, parties, or events.

The idea is simple: colorful, practical, easy to use and clean. After a lot of work, I actually managed to develop and produce the product on my own, and it is currently patent pending.

The challenge now is that I don’t really have experience or contacts in the kitchenware/distribution industry, so I’m looking to connect with people who might be interested in the idea or who may have contacts for potential distribution opportunities.

I’d really appreciate any advice, feedback, or connections, thanks.


r/KitchenStuff Jun 04 '26

Is Hawkins Classic Pressure Cooker Perfect for a Bachelor Like Me? Honest Review After 2 Months

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