Shopping

These handmade how-tos give us a way to support—and once again enjoy the food of—our favorite independent restaurants, bakeries, and cafés.

After all the time you've spent babying your starter, don't let your sourdough go stale on you. 

In its purist form, a medicinal-tasting tea, or as a powdered, coffee-like substitute, dandelion's toasty, astringent flavor has won me over.

Turns out, shoving two weeks-worth of groceries into the refrigerator at once is difficult. Fridge baskets keep things under control.

Avoid food waste—and trips to the grocery store—with hearty vegetables, long-lasting dairy, and, of course, bacon.

If you're cooking all your meals right now and finding yourself lacking some basic kitchen tools, turn to our very own cookware collection.

For safety and longevity, nothing beats these hard plastic edge guards.

Now is the perfect time to tackle a project or learn a new skill; these gifts will help her along the way.

Including but not limited to a ton of coffee.

Shop up to 65 percent off selected kitchen appliances and tabletop goods, with a percentage of proceeds going to coronavirus relief.

Parsley, sage, good lighting, and time.

Because in isolation, the 6 pm glass of wine has transformative powers. 

If you’re in the market for a new salad topper or granola star, this crispy-crunchy stuff checks all the boxes.

They're stackable, inexpensive, and come in three handy sizes—with a one-size-fits-all lid.

Sweetly nostalgic glasses that beat out their Big Gulp-sized competitors.

Maybe not quite. But it's delicious.

Not all pepper mills have to be shaped like that. 

If you've been forgetting to drink water lately, this might be the move for you.

These cookbook authors are also restaurant owners—buying their books is one small way to support them (and grant yourself some new cooking inspiration in the process). 

A baby knife for baby knife owners, like me!