65 Cool Kitchen Tools And Gadgets To Shake Up Your Cooking Routine

Making hardboiled eggs will be way less tedious with the help of the NEGG Boiled Egg Peeler. All you need to peel an egg is water, an egg, and the Negg. Simply add water to the Negg, shake the gadget up and down to allow the egg to hit the caps, then watch the egg magically slip out of its shell.

New to making sushi at home? It’s no secret that getting a tight roll is the hardest part. However, the one-touch Hayworths Sushi Maker will make things a little easier by practically rolling the ingredients together for you.

This versatile Magic Bullet blender can chop, mix, blend, whip, and grind ingredients. Plus, the blending container doubles as a travel cup and you get two additional cups for sipping on the go.

Tired of losing noodles to your kitchen drain? You can easily clip on this Kitchen Gizmo strainer to most sizes of pots and pans to save every piece of pasta.

Now that chilly weather is officially setting in, there’s no better time to enjoy the comfort of homemade stews and soups. This KitchenAid hand blender is a great tool for tackling these jobs, thanks to its variable speed trigger switch to help blend and puree ingredients.

Don’t let the adorable little vampire fool you; the Gracula Garlic Crusher means business. It functions as a garlic press, peeler, and mincer, and it can also be used for ginger, nuts, chili, and herbs.

Forgot to take meat out of the freezer for the umpteenth time? Not to worry! Elikai’s four-in-one tray is not only designed to defrost food in half the typical time, but it also works as a cutting board, knife sharpener, and garlic grater to handle other food prep tasks.

Stale chips and treats, be no more! The handy Karidge Mini Bag Sealer helps you heat-seal bags over and over again to prevent oxidation and moisture from getting in.

Get the most out of your homegrown herbs with the Jiaedge Leaf Herb Stripper—no stems involved. This tool has nine different-sized holes that makes it easy to peel the leaves off cilantro, rosemary, oregano, and more. Plus, it doubles as a knife to cut veggies.

This Hello High device makes it easy to infuse butters and oils with herbs and spices, so home cooks looking to elevate their craft can take everything from baked good to sauces to the next level.

Don’t go through the hassle of scrubbing down your microwave. Instead, use TOPIST’s Angry Mama Microwave Cleaner. Add vinegar and water to the fill lines on her body, turn on the microwave, and she’ll steam clean it in about seven minutes. All that’s left to do is wipe the grime away afterwards.

Craft your own Starbucks egg bites at home with the CAROTE Nonstick Egg Frying Pan. It’s also ideal for more than just eggs—try burgers or veggies. The pan also works on any cooktop, even induction.

When you’re working on multiple dishes at once, you need a utensil rest that holds more than just one. Keep flavors and sauces separate (and off the counter) with the Tomorrow’s Kitchen Silicone Utensil Rest, which can hold up to four utensils at a time (including spring tongs!).

Let’s be real: Who has time to remove the stem, core, and seeds on each and every pepper? Allow us to introduce you to this time-saver, which does all of the above in one swift motion. Twist the corer into the pepper and pull to remove the insides.

Say goodbye to the melon baller, and hello to the melon cuber! We can confirm: Watermelon tastes better in tiny cubed pieces with the help of the Yueshico Watermelon Slicer. You can use the device to measure the perfect watermelon cube size, then push down and lift the slicer to enjoy your precisely-shaped bites.

Got a sweet tooth? Zoku’s mini ice cream maker can help satisfy your cravings, fast. Once you freeze the inner bowl overnight, it just takes about 20 minutes to transform chilled creamy mixtures into everything from soft serve to frozen yogurt.

Stop paying so much for expensive cold brew! You can make your own at home with KitchenAid’s Cold Brew Coffee Maker. All you have to do is add beans and water (or milk), let it sit for 12 to 24 hours, and voila! A rich cup of coffee.