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    If You Want To Say Buh-Bye To Takeout In 2023, Here Are 35 Kitchen Gadgets From Amazon Canada That You'll Probably Need

    2023 is the year you and I become master chefs.

    1. A double-sided culinary ruler that's basically a cheat sheet for amateur chefs. It includes a conversion chart, dicing guide, dough recipes, and several other helpful tips that'll help you become a whiz in the kitchen.

    The culinary ruler on a cutting board

    2. A hand blender that'll make it easier for you to make *good* soup. It's cordless, so you can emulsify your ingredients from any corner of your kitchen without getting tripped up by a cable.

    a person using the blender in a pot of soup

    3. A pair of pasta-shaped pot holders that'll save you from donning oven mitts when it's time to strain your noods. Because they're made of silicone, they'll be easy to grip, making the trip to your sink a lil' less treacherous.

    4. A Ninja air fryer if achieving the ultimate crunch is your foodie goal for 2023. This particular model comes with two baskets, meaning you can cook two crispy dishes simultaneously.

    a person using the two basket air fryer

    5. And a pair of air fryer magnets that feature the cook times and heat settings for everything from beets to burgers, so you won't overcook your dinner. They'll also save you from consulting Google every time you want to make a meal.

    The air fryer magnets beside a dish with food on it

    6. An anti-fatigue floor mat if you tend to get sore while you're cooking or doing the dishes. It's waterproof, which will make cleaning up any drips and spills a cinch.

    a person standing on the anti-fatigue mat

    7. An oven tool that you can use to push and pull your racks, so you can easily check how golden your cookies are. Reviewers say it's also great for toaster ovens and smaller appliances that oven mitts are just too bulky for.

    A person pulling out an oven rack with the tool

    8. A tofu press that'll squeeze the liquid out of your soy, which will prepare it to soak up the flavours of your marinade. It'll also improve the the texture, meaning you won't have any soggy chunks in your stir fry.

    a person using the tofu press

    9. A terracotta bear that'll keep your bag of brown sugar from turning into a brick before you know it. It'll keep the sugar perfectly moist and soft for up to six months after a 20 minute soak in some plain water.

    the clay bear in a canister of brown sugar

    10. A set of pinch bowls for all your spices, dips, and tasty snacks. Each one's got a different design for a fun mismatched look (some reviewers use them as pet food dishes, too).

    a flatlay of the pinch bowls, each with a different design

    11. A pack of compostable dishcloths if you're on the hunt for an eco-friendly upgrade. They'll suck up spills and messes in a flash, and reviewers say they never get smelly in the process (but you can always just toss 'em in the dishwasher if they need a refresh).

    A person holding up a dishcloth

    12. A pair of stacking salt and pepper cellars if you're craving your own Salt Bae moment. Or you can change things up and use 'em to display fresh fruit or a swanky dessert you hand-crafted.

    a person lifting the lid off the top of the stacking salt and pepper cellars

    13. A witchy spoon rest that'll keep your cooking utensils from dripping onto your stove and countertops between stirs. It'll snap on to the edge of your pots and pans and you can even use it to prop the lids open for some steam release.

    the spoon rest holding a spoon over a pot on the oven

    14. A silicone pastry mat for anybody who's tired of eyeballing how big to make the top crust of your pie. It has a bunch of different measurements on it to help you with everything from cookies and decorating cakes, to slinging pizza dough.

    a person kneading dough on the pastry mat

    15. A Vitamix blender that'll help you make smoothies, sauces, and soups in a jiffy. It's super slim, so it won't take up a ton of space on your counter.

    a person using the vitamix blender

    16. A magnetic knife block to store all of your pointiest kitchen tools in one place (and out of the drawer). Knives will stick to both sides, meaning you can keep your entire set within reach when you're prepping your next culinary creation.

    A person reaching for a knife on the block

    17. A set of colourful taco stands to make filling your tortillas a *way* less messy task. They're safe to put in the microwave to heat up delicious leftovers, too.

    a bunch of the different coloured stands beside each other on a table

    18. A set of silicone gap fillers that'll seal up the space between your stove and counters. They'll stick to your countertops to stay firmly in place, so you can say goodbye to having to fish out fallen food and utensils.

    19. A box of ceramic pie weights that'll help you bake a perfectly smooth crust. Reviewers say that these yield better results than using dried beans.

    the weights in the box and some in a pie container

    20. A set of silicone baking cups with handles that'll help you make muffins or cupcakes that won't stick to the pan. They come in four colours, so you can colour-code different batches or ingredients.

    The cups filled with batter

    21. An organizing rack for pans that'll make your collection way more accessible. Now you won't have to dismantle a carefully-stacked tower of frying pans every time you want to make some eggs.

    The organizer in a cupboard with frying pans

    22. A batter mixer that'll make cooking pancakes a breeze. Just dump the ingredients directly into the container, shake it up, and squeeze. It'll help you evenly distribute your cupcake batter when you're baking, too.

    person pouring out pancakes on a griddle

    23. A mini loaf pan so you can make personal-sized treats to bring to school or work. You can also customize each loaf with specific ingredients (which might be harder to do when you're making a full-sized loaf).

    24. A Countless Celebrations cake pan so you can try your hand at one of those aesthetic cakes you've been seeing all over social media. Since you can rearrange the inserts, you can also use it to make whole names and crispy-edged brownies.

    25. A pair of oven gloves that'll give you more finger mobility than a pair of mitts. They're coated with a grippy textured material that make it easier to pick things up or even open jars.

    26. A rotating grater and mandoline that'll save your fingertips from sharp edges. Plus, it's way more ergonomic and is easy to take apart to clean.

    person grating cheese with device

    27. A pair of silicone trivets so you won't be tempted to put a piping-hot pot straight down on your counters. Thanks to their unique dotted design, you can snap them together when you're not using them to save space.

    A person peeling apart two silicone trivets

    28. A rolling appliance tray that'll come in handy for your heftier appliances (y'know, like your stand mixer or coffee maker). Now you won't have to worry about scratching up your countertop when you want to do a bit of mixin' or brewin'.

    A blender on the rolling tray

    29. A muffin top pan because who likes the bottom part of cupcakes and muffins anyway? You can also use it to create uniform egg and sausage patties for your breakfast sammies, saving you both cooking and assembly time.

    30. A pack of mess-free slow cooker liners so you won't have to clean your entire appliance every time you make soup or stew. Reviewers say they're super durable and won't break, even when you're whipping up a huge batch of something.

    A slow cooker with two liner bags inside of it

    31. A brownie pan that'll give every slice the crispy edges of a corner piece. It'll also reduce baking time by evenly separating the batter, so you'll be able to indulge even sooner.

    The pan on a counter in front of a bowl of batter

    32. A handheld citrus squeezer that's a must for anyone who likes to whip up a batch of margaritas every now and then. It'll filter out seeds and pulp, meaning you won't have to use your fingers to pick any out.

    a person using the citrus squeezer to squeeze juice into a coupe

    33. A pair of squeeze bottles with precision tips that'll help you control how much oil or sauce you're doling out and where you're aiming it.

    Two squeeze bottles on a counter next to a stove

    34. A pair of herb scissors to save you from spending all your time chopping. It even comes with a lil' comb to pull out any bits stuck in between the five blades.

    person snipping a green onion with the scissors

    35. And finally, a set of airtight plastic food storage containers that'll make your entire pantry look Kardashian-level organized. Since they're clear, you'll know exactly when it's time to restock on snacks and staples.

    A set of the clear containers all full and stacked in a pantry

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