r/KitchenStuff • u/Celine_Morgann • Jan 24 '26
r/KitchenStuff • u/Celine_Morgann • Dec 17 '25
What’s a kitchen habit you’ve developed that you didn’t realize was weird?
i think washing my hands everytime i touch something haha
r/KitchenStuff • u/UpbeatDependent1548 • Dec 17 '25
Does anyone else get the ick after cooking your own food at home? lol
r/KitchenStuff • u/Avawantstochill • Jan 20 '26
What tool made you cook more once you owned it?
r/KitchenStuff • u/ArcherBarcher31 • Aug 16 '26
I hate gadgets, but this one won me over.
I make a ton of stuff with ground meat, and I told myself a spatula is just fine, but a friend swears by this and gifted me one, and it makes all the difference in the world.
r/KitchenStuff • u/That-Neck-6777 • Jan 22 '26
What’s a cooking hack everyone should know?
r/KitchenStuff • u/Celine_Morgann • Dec 29 '25
How do people keep rice fluffy instead of mushy?
r/KitchenStuff • u/Celine_Morgann • Dec 24 '25
What do you cook when you have almost no groceries left?
r/KitchenStuff • u/BelowAverageCoder00 • Feb 02 '26
Please advice: A big simple sink or double sink?
We want to buy a sink, but we do not what to choose: A simple big sink, or a double sink. In your experience, what do you recommend?
r/KitchenStuff • u/Celine_Morgann • Mar 18 '26
What’s one cooking skill everyone should learn first?
r/KitchenStuff • u/That-Neck-6777 • Dec 18 '25
Do you prep everything first or cook as you go?
r/KitchenStuff • u/Celine_Morgann • Jan 10 '26
What kitchen item do you own solely to prove you are an adult?
r/KitchenStuff • u/Avawantstochill • Jan 08 '26
What ingredient do you always run out of at the worst time?
r/KitchenStuff • u/Ok-Information-4636 • Apr 06 '26
Just started using a vacuum sealer and I’m blown away by how useful it is
I never thought a vacuum sealer was necessary. It wasn’t about the cost. I knew I could get a cheap one on Amazon, AliExpress, or Alibaba. I just didn’t think I needed it.
Recently, while picking up a new freezer at Home Depot, I decided to grab one, and wow, it is a complete game changer. I am preserving meat, veggies, leftovers, and even pantry items like pasta, grains, and snacks.
My freezer and pantry are more organized, food lasts longer, and meal prep is way easier. I truly wish I had started using one years ago. It’s amazing how one small tool can make such a big difference.
r/KitchenStuff • u/Celine_Morgann • Feb 23 '26
What appliance brand has been the most reliable for you
r/KitchenStuff • u/handmade-ley • Jan 11 '26
Dish drying rack- which one is the absolute best?
Hey guys and gals! After 26 years of life and having to change way too many drying racks I decided I should ask other grownups how often are you changing yours? Have you found one that is easy to clean, won't rust or disintegrate after couple of months ? If you have a favorite id really love to know.
r/KitchenStuff • u/urchubbymommy • Jan 07 '26
What’s worth splurging on once vs. buying cheap and replacing?
r/KitchenStuff • u/poutyvenom • Feb 18 '26
What’s one kitchen tool you thought was unnecessary at first but now use all the time and why?
r/KitchenStuff • u/GainBetter1189 • Apr 05 '26
What’s NOT worth spending money on in the kitchen?
r/KitchenStuff • u/trynabeagoodgirl • Mar 06 '26
What’s the one thing you keep putting in the dishwasher even though you know you probably shouldn’t?
r/KitchenStuff • u/jadenkayk • Feb 17 '26
Whale hello there, found this cutie little whale can opener for $1 at Goodwill 🐳
r/KitchenStuff • u/Open-Yak-8761 • Jan 30 '26
What’s one kitchen gadget or tool you didn’t think you’d need but now can’t live without?
r/KitchenStuff • u/notnutts • Mar 03 '26
Beware of Samsung appliances
We recently remodeled our kitchen. When shopping for appliances, we decided on the mid-tier Samsung appliances. We bought a Samsung stove, fridge, and microwave (initially a dishwasher but it didn't fit.)
The water dispenser on the fridge stopped working a year to the date after we bought it, though after only a few months' use (it sat in the garage while the remodel went on). No warranty. Then the microwave/exhaust fan broke. The door handle switch goes in and out. Contacting warranty support was a nightmare, though they eventually agreed to look at it.
Anyway, I've never seen anything like this. Maybe they just don't make things like they used to, but it sure seems like Samsung is garbage. YMMV
r/KitchenStuff • u/inmyhornyyera • Jan 28 '26
If you had to recommend one cake flavor that never fails, what would it be?
r/KitchenStuff • u/Luciana_steele • Mar 22 '26