20 Kitchen Must-Haves From Target That Are Worth Splurging On
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1.A ceramic-coated aluminum cookware set that's 1) lightweight, 2) easy to clean because it's nonstick, and 3) will look amazing on your stove top. Honestly, chef's kiss.
2.A Ninja sorbet and ice cream maker to turn boring ol' frozen bananas into a silky smooth sweet treat. And you don't even have to add any dairy to achieve this effect (unless you want to)! Is it magic or is it just Ninja?
3.A food bag organizer because the packaging boxes take up way too much room and it's hard to tell which size is which. Now, they'll all be easily accessible in one place.
4.A NutriBullet single-serve blender so you can easily whip up a smoothie-for-one after a workout. It's way less of a hassle to use than a heavy, full-size version and you'll find yourself reaching for it a lot more.
5.A knife-block set with a built-in sharper that's simply a ~cut~ above the rest. Your blades will always be sharp and ready to slice and dice.
6.A set of Rubbermaid glass food containers perfect for meal planning or storing leftovers. They can go from fridge to freezer to oven to microwave to dishwasher — and they're leak-proof. Because they're crystal clear, food also looks a lot more appetizing in them.
7.A Nespresso Vertuo machine so you can enjoy café-quality joe at the touch of a button. Honestly, it's probably the fastest way to get a really good cup of coffee in the morning (when you're tired and not in the mood to grind beans from scratch) and that, my friend, is worth every penny.
8.Or, an instant cold brew maker if you're one of those people who will have iced coffee no matter what temperature it is outside. Nothing but respect for the commitment.
9.A very chic enameled cast-iron Dutch oven that can go from stove to table and make the simplest of recipes look gourmet.
10.A versatile Ninja 9-in-1 pressure cooker and air fryer for anyone who simply has no room for single-use appliances — because counter space is more valuable than gold. This one can truly do it all and do it fast.
11.A nonstick rolling pin reviewers say is actually far superior to wooden ones. You could say it's...worth the ~dough~.
12.A stylish cookbook holder (that can double as a tablet stand) so you can attempt the most complicated of recipes with ease.
13.A retro-looking electric kettle that'll spark joy every time you make a cup of tea.
14.A cordless, rechargeable hand mixer if you don't have room for a stand mixer but still love to bake. It's powerful enough for most recipes and the cordless feature means you won't be limited to mixing near that one outlet in your kitchen.
15.A set of storage containers for giving your fridge a Pinterest-style makeover. You'd be surprised at what a few clear bins can do. Suddenly, you can find the ketchup and your apples stop rolling around. Everything is grouped together and life is just great.
16.A trusty Crock-Pot slow cooker to simmer a hearty stew all day while you're at work. Just turn it on in the morning, go about your day, and come home to dinner! This one is extra nice because of the lovely sage color.
17.A Zojirushi rice cooker that'll be a lot more consistent than making rice over the stove — you'll get tasty results every time, no matter what kind of rice it is. Bonus: you can make oatmeal in this, too!
18.A set of insulated stainless-steel mixing bowls with a non-slip base so they won't slide around, even when tilted. The plastic outer ensures they won't get too hot or cold for your hands. Plus, they look cute enough for serving.
19.A handy food processor to seriously cut down on prep time — whether you're whipping up a salad, salsa, or even cookie dough. It's basically like having your own sous chef.
20.A rechargeable 10-ounce Ember mug for keeping your warm beverage of choice at the exact temperature you want — not too hot, not too cold — for 80 minutes (or as long as you want if you leave it on the charging base). It's one of those viral products that may just live up to the hype.
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