This $400 Touchscreen Toaster Is a Waste of Your Dough
This toaster costs a small fortune and doesn’t even toast that well—a bad deal any way you slice it.
This toaster costs a small fortune and doesn’t even toast that well—a bad deal any way you slice it.
Such books offer little guidance and rely on a home cook’s good judgement. Some of these are more successful than others.
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While the feature makes spoken exchanges more clear, having to keep your AirPods in your ears during in-person chats can send the wrong social message.
If you’re using a gas stove, give your kitchen the faster, safer, and more environmentally responsible upgrade.
The new bread-baking set from the top name in cast-iron cookware makes beautiful loaves—and commands a premium price.
Cuisinart gives the venerable plug-in kitchen gadget a cordless update.
The Ninja Creami produces ice cream, gelato, and sherbet of store-bought quality, but it doesn’t leave much room for creativity.