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Your love for the Heath ceramics you registered for ten years ago hasn't broken—but the salad plates have. Here's how to replace them without getting a whole new set. 

How to upgrade that box of baking soda lurking behind your leftovers. 

Our Place's Always Pan is the latest in market-disrupting direct-to-consumer cookware. But is it actually good? We put it to the test. 

We tested 19 dish racks to determine which is the best at keeping your dishes—and your countertop—dry.

These substitutes for aluminum foil claim to do it all, covering pots on the stove, casserole dishes in the oven, and bowls in the fridge. But are those promises too good to be true?

Sumos, tangelos, funky colored lemons—here's a guide to mail-order citrus that will cure you of your winter root vegetable blues.

We went behind the scenes of the set of At Home with Anna and found two cats, a ton of tiny cutting boards, and an enviable wall of knives. 

It might finally be time to get that stand mixer you've been eyeing. 

If you'd like coffee that's warm, you should drink it in a small cup. 

A countertop knife sharpener makes sharp knives accessible. Sharp knives make prep work a cinch. 

Scrap the can; grab the tube.

Maximalist dinnerware to mix into your collection, for when more is more.

Sourcing ethically-produced chocolate can be difficult. We asked experts for the bars and boxes you can actually feel good about. 

They're not just for chefs. 

All of the convenience, none of the waste. 

One of our favorite immersion circulators, a sleek pot and pan set, and more—all at deeply discounted prices.

Getting through January and February is hard. Cooking in fur-lined slippers helps.