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They’re easy to clean, durable, and, most important, don’t look like silicone placemats.

Don’t make a plethora of sides, only to realize you don’t have enough spoons to serve them all. Here are a few serving pieces that will fill the gaps—and be useful to you year-round.

The winners of several of our rigorous product tests are available with big discounts.

When price is no limit, it’s the gift ideas that are the tricky part. If you’re looking for a luxurious gift, this list can help.

Kitchen pros weigh in on what to look for when buying an apron you’ll actually want to wear.

Memorable gifts on a sensible budget.

Here’s what our editors shopped for in September.

This squat, strangely shaped fork is surprisingly useful when composing artful snack platters and work-from-home lunches.

It’s called the uKeg Twist, and it’s vying for an invite to your next camping trip.

We tested and reviewed dinner plates from Our Place, Year & Day, Material, West Elm, and others to find the best plates for every style and budget.

Or just make you a great latte if you’re feeling lazy.

Seven tips and 28 products for making at least one household chore less miserable.

If your dining area only has one light, and that light is attached to the ceiling, it’s time to add a cozy lamp.

Spices don’t stay fresh for long but a seasonal party can help. 

Making pizza at home? You’ll need the proper cutting tool. We’ve got answers for you.

It’s deceptively sturdy and super handy. 

These hooks, racks, and shelves work on any magnet-friendly surface.

If you’re in the market for a new toaster oven, consider upgrading to a countertop multi-oven instead. We compared nine models based on what they can (and can’t) do.

The perfect way to start seedlings.

Sheet-pan bakes, elaborate pies, and so many cookies—all coming to your oven.