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pogiguy05

Digital Food Scale
George Foreman Grill

Gracie12311

Cast iron skillets, hands down.

Dutch Oven
Lemon/lime squeezer
Cheese grater
Coffee bean grinder / coffee maker
Scale

Use these just about every single day.

Evamutt

love my Nutribullit, I use scissors a lot,my mom's garlic press (about 40yrs old) & cast iron pan

ktekc

also i just bought a little Dash wafflemaker it makes one 4" waffle i can make a waffle to take to work in the morning in less than 5 min. . I keep a squeeze bottle of batter in the fridge. Also a Dash egg cooker makes perfect soft, medium or hard boiled eggs everytime with no timing on my part.

WilmaValley

A good paring knife!

Gisel2015

Toaster oven, microwave, immersion blender and stove top for cooking and the coffee maker to keep me awake. Knifes, cutting boards, wooden spoons, etc., are also welcome. I don't use my slow cooker much and I can function without the food scale just fine ( although I still use it).

ElizabethHanrahan

I live in Arizona and use my electric roaster at least 3 times a week. I keep it in the garage laundry room and use it there without heating the house to cook dinner. My son uses the immersion blender every day for his smoothie and of coarse my digital scale gets used several times a day especially now for holiday baking.

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Grimmerick

Tuna can strainer!

kristen8000

My Oster Automatic Wine Opener...oh wait...never mind

Rice Cooker and Crock Pot for me.

ccruz985

My mini food processor, food scale, crock pot, and Kitchen Aid mixer.

maura_tasi

I have several. My vitamix, kitchenaid, spiralizer, large chef knife, scale, and immersion blender (hand held blender!) oh and can't forget the crockpot!

Anotherone8

I’ve got too many to mention, but I live my hand held cheese slicer!

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newheavensearth

Henckels knife set
Pyrex measuring cups
Digital scale
Teflon, copper, and cast iron pots and pans
Tea infuser

debtay123

coffee maker, blender(for smoothies, ice cream and such) and microwave

astronaught

I did the whole minimalism tidying up thing in every room but my kitchen. I haven't been able to part with any of my beloved kitchen tools yet.

The things that get the most use are my mandoline slicer, instant pot, death box, and immersion blender.

trisH_7183

Sunbeam toaster....an antique that makes perfect toast,stovetop,my oven & cast iron skillet.

apullum

My grandma's cast iron skillet. Nothing cooks like a cast iron skillet that's older than I am.

eastside87

Coffee Pot & NutriBullet

ahoier

orangegato wrote: »

Digital scale
Vitamix
Santoku knife
Chef's knife
Spatula
Toaster
Toast tongs
Microwave
Colander
Scissors
Apple slicer/corer
Coffee grinder
Refrigerator - haha

Never would have thought the toaster on the list haha. When we moved into our new house I almost contemplating throwing it out. I just don't like the idea of a one purpose appliance...lol but the wife had to have it.

Believe it or not...I grind my morning coffee with the milling blade of my nutribullet haha...and I use the 1 oz water per 1 gram of coffee ratio...I measure out with my digital scale

Hearts_2015

aeloine wrote: »

A large chef's knife and a spiralizer. I'm all about the zoodles these days.

sarasmiles124 wrote: »

Slow cooker and spiralizer I also have a zester that I use to mince garlic and ginger that i use a lot!

What spiralizer brand do you use/recommend? @aeloine @sarasmiles124
Thanks

sijomial

At this time of year especially my late Father's Sabatier carving knife.

It's got a lovely patina from many decades of use and triggers such a strong memory of my Dad sharpening it at the family dinner table with a theatrical flourish.

dsboohead

My 12 inch cast iron skillet which is seasoned beautifully and no one is permitted to use it and soap has never touched its surface.
My stainless steel and red old vitamix which is still gorgeous and works like a priceless war tank!

JeromeBarry1

The first time I ever learned that "mandolin" described a slicer was when my wife's cousin showed me how she sliced off a quarter of her finger with a mandolin. Last month. Poor girl. She used a 1911 pistol to shoot a hole in her living room floor once, and now she's used a slicer to slice off part of a finger. It's a wonder she raised 7 kids to adulthood. I love her dearly, but some people shouldn't have tools.

corinasue1143

My daughter and granddaughters played and played with my bench scraper while they were here Christmas. They said they had never seen one. I have always had one in my house, since way before daughter was born, but she was a tomboy, didn't cook much growing up.

w8goal4life

Love my old time pressure cooker. Also, can't be without Kitchen Aid mixer w/attachments, a pair of scissors in the kitchen is a must, mini food processor, crock pot...and the Ulu knife & bowl/cutting board purchased in Alaska. Really thought the Ulu was simply a tourist gimmick for travelers...BUT...after having it for the last 6 years, I really love it and wouldn't hesitate to buy another, if ever needed. https://www.lehmans.com/product/lehmans-ulu-knife-and-bowl-set/?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_source=googlebase&utm_campaign=42774&zmam=32933335&zmas=1&zmac=1&zmap=42774&partner_id=&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=NB_PLA_ULUKnifeBowl_GOOG&utm_term=shopping&utm_content=sUSnK3fRW_dc

Also, love my old time apple peeler, slicer and corer.

wefts

veggie bullet have been using this several times a week ), nutri bullet ( use every day ) and air fryer oven ( use almost every day !) are my favorites for helping me stay on my eating plan. have a 34 year old Vita mix and my son just got me the new vitamix 5200! and my sister got me a 8 qt instant pot 9 i n one ( now I need to learn how to use it !)

OldHobo

I've had more than my share of gadgets over the years. Still have more than I need. But the real go to is a jerry-rigged double boiler using a 1 1/2 Qt. pot and a stainless steel bowl.

The Instant Pot ordered on impulse last week was delivered yesterday. Instruction manual is in the reading pile. Trying to remember why I wanted it.

Oh yeah, thought of something else. Double sided Arkansas oil stone and assorted Japanese water stones.

OldHobo

w8goal4life wrote: »

Love my old time pressure cooker. Also, can't be without Kitchen Aid mixer w/attachments, a pair of scissors in the kitchen is a must, mini food processor, crock pot...and the Ulu knife & bowl/cutting board purchased in Alaska. Really thought the Ulu was simply a tourist gimmick for travelers...BUT...after having it for the last 6 years, I really love it and wouldn't hesitate to buy another, if ever needed. https://www.lehmans.com/product/lehmans-ulu-knife-and-bowl-set/?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_source=googlebase&utm_campaign=42774&zmam=32933335&zmas=1&zmac=1&zmap=42774&partner_id=&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=NB_PLA_ULUKnifeBowl_GOOG&utm_term=shopping&utm_content=sUSnK3fRW_dc

Also, love my old time apple peeler, slicer and corer.

Don't watch much reality tv but got hooked on Life Below Zero about Alaskan wilderness subsistence living. Never heard of an Ulu but mightily impressed watching Agnes Hailstone skin a salmon, or a seal, or just chop carrots with it.