Kitchenware

Because you were going to put Le Creuset on your wedding registry anyway.

For the rapper, the Revolution toaster is pretty revolutionary.

Work Sharp’s knife sharpener uses new tech, adjustable angle guides and pivot response functionality to make every knife the sharpest tool in the shed.

Leave it to Lodge to make the perfect storage systems for its popular cast-iron cookware.

Finex’s new cast-iron griddle is a near-perfect cooking tool for preparing family-style meals.

Used by chefs and clever home cooks for years, carbon steel cookware has earned a spot in your kitchen cabinet.

In a vacuum, the Bambino Plus works exactly as advertised.

Don’t buy a Japanese-style chef’s knife made by a European manufacturer.

Get access to over 1,000 customized Instant Pot recipes through its new app, made in collaboration with Drop.

From a sturdy pocketknife to a world-famous pepper grinder, these are the kitchen tools Chef Jeremy Hansen couldn’t live without.

Lodge’s new and improved Fish Pan can be used for a whole lot more than frying fish.

From better coffee to sharper knives, here are the kitchen upgrades to make this year.

Foodies aren’t all that hard to shop for, but there are way too many things you could gift them.

Matty Matheson’s home kitchen is a gear nerd’s dream.

The brand behind some of our favorite cast-iron skillets are now making an enameled Dutch oven.

Magnus Pettersson of the knife sharpening service KnifeAid has tips to keep your carbon steel knife in top shape.

Breville’s products typically go the extra couple of inches other brands don’t.

After some 10,000 prototypes, Japan’s favorite cast-iron pot is finally coming to stateside.

There are typically only two things people knock cast-iron skillets for: upkeep and weight.

Isaac Morton’s machine-smoothed cast-iron skillets are drool-worthy, functional and now a bit easier to handle.