We hope you love our recommendations! Some may have been sent as samples, but all were independently selected by our editors. Just FYI, BuzzFeed and its publishing partners may collect a share of sales and/or other compensation from the links on this page.
1. A silicone crab utensil holder that'll triumphantly hold your spoon over its head so it doesn't melt on the side of your stove while you're cooking.
Promising review: "Probably the coolest holder I have ever seen. Bought it for my wife and she loves it and thinks it's cute. I laugh when I look at it, just cool as all! Hangs on all of our pots and pans, stays cool. Easy to clean and looks awesome. Great addition to any kitchen. Works great, does exactly what it is intended to do!" —Logan E.
Get it from Amazon for $15.95.
2. A flexible claw tool you can use to grab random bits and bobs out of your sink drain, things that've fallen between the gap between your stove and cabinets, or — in the case of one reviewer — to rescue toys thrown in the toilet by a toddler.
Promising review: "This is one of those things you don't know you need until you actually get one. I have used this about a thousand times since it arrived! I used it on my bathroom sink who's stopper broke and the stuff I pulled out of there was like an archeological dig. I thought I was going to find dinosaur bones with this thing! Absolutely a must in any home. Totally worth getting." —Elaine Catherine Lombardo
Get it from Amazon for $10.99+ (available in two sizes).
3. A sandwich bag holder so you can move leftover spaghetti from your stove to a Ziplock without creating a Jackson Pollock masterpiece on your countertop.
Promising review: "As a single person, one of my biggest challenges is cooking. I prefer to make larger quantities — usually in my Instant Pot — and then separate them into servings and freeze them. Trying to freeze a lot of containers took too much space, so I decided to try freezer bags. Since it was a mess to put servings into bags, I ordered these bag clips to help, and they do. I mostly use sandwich-size baggies, which fit well, and the stands hold the bag open so I can add the food. Then it is easy to freeze the bags flat for future use." —cymart
Get them from Amazon for $11.99+ (available in packs of 2, 3, 4, 6, and 12).
4. An 8-in-one multitool with everything from a ballpoint pen to a flathead screwdriver so you can jot down a note when you get a phone call and fix the loose knob on the drawer you pulled the tool from when your call came in.
What else can it do, you ask? Well, on top of the ballpoint pen and flathead screwdriver it's also got an LED light, a stylus top, standard and metric rulers, a bubble leveler, a bottle opener, a Phillips screwdriver.
Promising review: "Very much enjoying these pens/multi tools! They are ideal for truly keeping on your person for everyday life to complete common chores/tasks. Kinda a toolbox in your pocket or purse. I'm a full-time homemaker with children. Examples I've faced as of yet... changing batteries in a toy set to needing that light to look under furniture for a Lego. Then there's the leveling process of a new wall hanging which next could require the measurement for the coordinating item beside it. Then of coarse note taking or mark making you'll have the pen or writing a review on Amazon for an AMAZING product (such as this one)... I have my stylus. These UNIVERSAL items help keep a simple, productive and efficient lifestyle. So I thank you, RAK PRO TOOLS!!!" —MastiffMom.MM84
Get a pack of two from Amazon for $19.99 (be sure to clip the coupon before checkout to save an additional 25%).
5. A pair of herb scissors if you just don't have the patience to finely dice your scallions when there's chicken fried rice to be eaten.
The scissors have five blades which do the work of 10 knives! They also come with a cleaning comb which makes it easy to get out every last bit of your herbs.
Promising review: "We use HelloFresh which has a lot of meals with scallions. My uniform knife cutting skills are sketchy at best and I just knew there had to be a gadget out there that would make things easier. These herb shears are awesome!
They make my life much easier. They are just like the description says, easy to use, easy to clean, and so far seem pretty durable." —Mike Taylor
Get it from Amazon for $13.99 (available in three colors).
6. Or a nifty herb leaf remover that quickly separates leaves from stems so you never bite into a literal twig.
Mud Pottery Studios is a small business based in Mendocino, California, that makes small clay trinkets and accessories for the kitchen and home.
Promising review: "This is a great addition to my kitchen. Well-made and good looking. I've been using it for cilantro and am very happy with it." —rohshambo
Get it from Mud Pottery Studios on Etsy for $18.50 (available in seven colors).
7. A zip slicer so you can *cut* your meal prep time in half as you seamlessly slice your tiny product in half! Cuttin' up some cherry tomoatos has never been so snappy!
Just place your produce in the tube, then use the attachable blade to slice through all of the cherry tomatoes, grapes, etc. at once.
Promising review: "I thought I'd use this product infrequently, for just slicing tomatoes for salads and pizza. It works so well I've found additional uses. I squeezed gently on the cylinder after filling it with olives for pizza so it would work on the smaller items; I took the once sliced olives and re-loaded them for another slice and it worked perfectly. It's much simpler than slicing tomatoes and olives by hand. The blade is sharp and the slicer was easy to use. A great, affordable item to have in the kitchen." —Faith W.
Get it from Amazon for $28.95.
8. A set of space-saving measuring spoons (with dual sides for wet and dry ingredients) that magnetically nest one in the other so you never lose your teaspoon and have to guestimate measurements using your tablespoon instead.
Promising review: "I'm always fishing in the drawer with my measuring cups and spoons for the one I need. The magnets even grab onto the other spoons not IN the set. Like the option for dry/wet measurements and the tapered end fitting into smaller containers of spice. Very pleased." —Cindy Ballard
Get the set from Amazon for $15.97 (available in two color sets).
9. An eight-speed immersion blender you can use to froth milk, whisk eggs, or create your own baby food. Pureed chicken, anyone?
What's included: A mixing wand, milk frother, egg whisk, and two-year warranty.
Promising review: "I've used this blender a handful of times now. I made my own mayo using the immersion attachment and worked like a dream. The two speed options are nice and it does get pretty fast. I used the whisk to make pickle dip. Near the end, the blender did get a bit warm but I was using it on high speed for a good 30 minutes. I haven't used the frother but my roommate did to make us lattes and they turned out well. Overall 10/10 would recommend!!" —Kim
Get it from Amazon for $39.99 (originally $49.99; be sure to clip the coupon before checkout to save an additional $3).
10. A five-in-one cork that aerates, pours, and filters your wine then serves as a leak-proof stopper which extends the life of your bottle if you don't finish it in one go. (Though with the way things are going lately, that last use may be a moot point.)
The manufacturer says the BPA-free stopper fits most standard wine bottles.
Promising review: "I wouldn't consider myself a wine connoisseur by any means, but I typically have a bottle or so float through my house each week. This wine corker takes the hassle out of pulling the original cork out, is easy to clean, makes the wine taste better, and hello it's five bucks! It would make a GREAT cheap gift for a wine drinker. At the moment, I only have the one, but I'm planning to grab a few more to keep on-hand." —jason lebeda
Get it from Amazon for $10.35+ (available in three colors and packs of one to five).
11. Or a champagne stopper for those days when you're hanging out solo but would like a glass or two of bubbly. This way, you never have to waste a bottle or wait until you have company!
You can even mark the date you opened it on the top of the stopper!
BuzzFeed editor Maitland Quitmeyer has firsthand experience saving her bubbly. In her own words:
"I love bubbles — champs, cava, prosecco, sparkling rosé — they just know how to bring the party! But no one likes when sparkling wine goes flat, or you feel like you can't just have one or two glasses without ruining the whole bottle. So I went on Amazon and found the best champagne stopper I could find and immediately hit 'add to cart.' What a great purchase! This little bb is so easy to use — just pop it on top of the bottle, push the metal sides in so it clamps on, then push the top button several times to vacuum seal and preserve the bubs. Then when you next want a glass, spritz, or mimosa, you'll hear that same *POP* you heard when first taking out the cork — and the effervescence you so crave will be fully intact. Plus, you can confidently store your leftover bottle on its side in your fridge; I've had zero leakage problems with this thus far!"
Get it from Amazon for $13.97 (be sure to clip the coupon before checkout to save an additional 5%).
12. A canvas cup holder made to cuddle your iced coffee on your walk back from Starbucks. If you drink iced bevvies year-round (sorry, but it's the only way to go), it'll keep your fingers from freezing.
Dreamy Daisy is a small accessory shop based in Washington, DC. Check them out for handmade canvas backpacks, spa headbands, scrunchies, and more.
Promising review: "The product is super cute and fits cups perfectly!!! I bought this for my coworkers and now I need to order one for myself." —Wendy
Get it from Dreamy Daisy on Etsy for $16.99 (available in 10 colors).
13. A pack of slow cooker liners if you love yourself a one-pot meal but don't love having to scrape away baked-on food when you're finished.
PS: They also come in handy with dishes going into a water bath (think: cheesecakes, custards, and puddings).
Promising review: "These bags are so wonderful. They are thick enough to deal with a few scrapings with spoon while stirring. And the cleanup takes seconds instead of an hour of soaking and five more minutes of cleaning. Very impressed with this project." —Taoswaan
Get a pack of six from Amazon for $3.18 or a pack of eight from Walmart for $4.24.
14. A two-pack of handheld bag sealers you can use to cut and seal a variety of snack bags so your treats don't go stale. (I personally can't not finish an entire bag of Jax Cheese Curls in one sitting, so I don't need this, but power to those who have the strength to save some!)
The portable sealers heat up on contact so there's no downtime before use. They also come with batteries so you can use them right away!
Promising review: "I couldn't wait to see if these really worked. As soon as I received them I went to work sealing bags of opened chip bags. They worked! No more stale chips. They have a built in magnet, so I can keep them handy on the fridge. I am really impressed with them. No waiting time, no buttons to mess with. Just slide the protective cover away to expose the roller and run it across what you want to seal. Easy!" —Monica
Get them from Amazon for $17.79 (available in four colors).
15. A biodegradeable bacon sponge on which you can drain grease from fried foods because you could not only clog your *own* drain if you dispose of it improperly, but your whole neighborhood sewer line as well.
FYI: The towel absorbs 10 (!) times it's weight in grease and absorbs liquids 20 times faster than other fabrics. Plus, it comes from a woman-owned small businesses based in Denver, Colorado.
And if you're looking for some deep cleaning kitchen products to fight things like grease, caked-on food, and other yucky gunk, we've got you covered!
Promising review: "This is great. I don’t like using loads of paper towels in draining meat, but I didn’t know what else to use. The bacon sponge is absorbent and easy to clean. It performs as advertised and makes me feel better about eliminating another source of waste." —PamelaRenee
Get it from Green City Living on Amazon Handmade for $14.99.
16. A Thaw Claw for those times when mom asked you to take the chicken out of the freezer hours ago but you were so sucked into Sims 4 (recreating your neighborhood, naturally), that you totally forgot.
The gadget not only keeps your meat submerged, but the manufacturer says it also thaws it seven times faster than other methods!
Promising review: "I am a stickler for properly defrosting meat after working in food service for years and this makes that process super easy and surprisingly quick! I've even convinced my father — a retired rocket scientist — that this is the best way to defrost." —Sarah
Get it from Amazon for $18.95 (available in four colors).
17. An all-in-one measuring cup that not only frees up space in your cupboard, but saves you from having to do any tricky fraction or decimal conversions. Look, for a long time, I only had a 2/3-cup measuring cup and my English major self was in a *world* of hurt.
It's dishwasher- and microwave-safe. Measurements include: 1 cup, ½ cup, 1/3 cup, ¼ cup, 2 tbsp, 1 tbsp, ½ tbp, 1 tsp, ½ tsp, ¼ tsp, 120 ml, 80 ml, 60 ml, 30 ml, 15 ml, 7.5 ml, 5 ml, 2.5 ml, 1.25 ml.
Promising review: "First of all, I gotta say I don’t cook much and if there’s something I hate after cooking is having to wash all the bunch of utensils I have to use once I use them. This cube has been amazing, I don’t have to wash a million utensils over and over, it’s very easy to use, easy to clean and it’s very handy to use for when I’m meal prepping for the week. I bought this out of curiosity and ended up enjoying it a lot. If a regular guy like me is enjoying it, I’m sure it would be a great tool for people who cooks or bakes in a regular basis." —Daniel Matajira
Get it from Amazon for $24.99 (available in two colors).
18. An onion holder so you can dice away without any fear of losing a digit. Yes, I've watched Gordon Ramsay YouTube explainers on how to do it without, but there's just a disconnect between my head and my hand.
Promising review: "I dice almost all my onions, so I'm exposed to open onion (and the tear inducing gasses) every time I have to switch angles for a different cut. Then the onion starts falling apart on me so I have to use more of my hand on the onion and cut at a weird angle while not chopping off my thumb! This thing solves all that. I can get all three angles without moving my hand and without the onion falling apart. This minimizes the time I have with exposed gasses which means no crying! (OK, maybe not NO crying. Some of these dang onions are noxious! But definitely minimal crying.)" —Ashley Cleveland
Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
19. A handheld milk frother with a faux-wood or -marble finish that does cartwheels around its plain plastic competitors. No moving this gadget out of frame when you take an aesthetic IG shot!
Just don't forget to buy some AA batteries at the same time, or who knows when you'll actually get around to using it. Foamy tea and coffee lovers rejoice!
Promising review: "Great little frother! I love the wood grain aesthetic, much prettier than your average random plastic color kitchen appliance. Makes a very frothy beverage so it’s equally stylish and useful. Keep in mind batteries not included so make sure you have two AAs!" —Nashvillian
Get it from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in 32 colors/designs).
20. A scratch-free scraping tool because the stickers on those TJ Maxx candles aren't going to remove themselves and you just painted your nails yesterday.
The tool isn't just for stickers; use it on candle wax, soap buildup, dried food, and more. It's dishwasher-safe, so you don't have to clean off any sticky residue, either.
Promising review: "The perfect handy tool for getting into tight places. It's firm enough for multiple uses but it doesn't scratch or mar surfaces. I should have gotten the five pack; I have so many uses for these things. I think the best use yet was cleaning the sliding door track. I finally could get into the corners to get the grunge out. A great invention." —MissPicky
Get it a pack of two from Amazon for $11.99.
21. A pair of loose leaf tea infusers that look a whole lot like Nessie when submerged in your mug.
The silicone infusers come with two pieces. Simply fill the bottom with loose leaf, reattach the top, and let it get to work. While they work with just about anything, the manufacturer does note medium and large leaf teas see the best results.
Promising review: "These are darling! I have one at home and one at work and they both work well. Ultra fine leaves/pieces make it through, but that’s true for most infusers unless they’re ultra fine mesh. One (humorous) design flaw... it does look a bit like Nessie is relieving herself when you take her out of your cup. Haha" —M.D.
Get it Amazon for $12.70+ (available in eight styles and colors).
22. Or — if you prefer tea bags to loose leaf — a set of snail-shaped silicone tea holders so you no longer have to use your finger to fish your tea bag string out of ~boiling hot water.~ These guys have it from here.
23. A pair of pizza scissors so you can cut the best slice (you know — the one with the bubble on the crust) before your roommates/siblings get to it first.
Promising review: "This review is dedicated to all the haters in my life who questioned why I wanted this for my birthday. I love pizza whether its frozen, fresh, or delivery, and replacing the pizza wheel/knife with this pair of pizza scissors has cut all of the frustration out of pizza. Dividing up slices has never been easier. It is insane how happy I feel every time I use these scissors because not only do they make pizza dividing easier, they are also just fun to use. Even if you only cook a pizza twice a year, I still say buy these scissors. You'll never go back to the wheel or knife. These scissors are my FAVORITE product in the kitchen. I've been using them for six months now and I've had no problems so far with them. They are super easy to use thanks to the spring that keeps them open. The flat bottom below helps get the scissors under the pizza, too. It's all around a fantastic product." —Lisa
Get them from Amazon for $34.95 (available in two colors).
24. A terra-cotta bear that, when presented with a bag of brown sugar, will bravely say "I volunteer as tribute!"
This adorable little guy can be used a few different ways. To keep things like brown sugar and fresh cookies nice and moist, soak it in some water and then place it in the same container. On the flip side, keep things like chips and crackers nice and crispy by using it dry.
Promising review: "Not only do I use one of these little fellows for my brown sugar, I picked up a tip from someone else. If you take one of these little guys and don't run him under water, but leave him perfectly dry, he will help keep your electronics such as cameras dry in the camera bags during humid months by absorbing the humidity. How perfect is that? A multitasking little fellow. Well worth getting multiples of. I'm sure I can find other uses as well." —A.B.A.
Get it from Amazon for $9.63.
25. And a set of adjustable mug organizers so you can confidently open your cupboard knowing an avalanche of mugs isn't about to fall on you.
Psst — if you want to see them in action, check out this viral TikTok of the mug organizers that's clocked millions of views. Oh and BTW, we have plenty of other recommendations for space-saving products if you're running low on surfaces.
Promising review: "I love these cup organizers. I have a small cabinet above where my coffeepot is and these have made it a pleasure to open that cabinet. All cups are organized and easy to get to. They stay right where they should be. No more stacking them inside one another and them falling over when I opened the cabinet. I also use these for some bowls in my dish set. Works great. I just order a couple more and I am going to use them for my china cabinet. I wondered when I first bought them because the price was a little high. Worth every penny and more. I can not say enough good about these." —ChefGirl
Get a set of six (to organize 12 mugs) from Amazon for $22.99+ (available in three colors).
26. A 3-in-1 avocado slicer for those who still haven't gotten over their avo toast obsession. Pick up one of these gadgets — it'll split, pit, and slice your avocado — and you'll whip up a plate worth $15 or more at your favorite cafe.
Promising review: "I used to laugh at this kind of product until my friend was using hers. It made it all so easy! Honestly, I can't believe someone as clumsy as me was functioning without it. Where I used to use a knife and spoon or fork to deal with avocados, it's now just this one thing. Each part of the tool does its job really well, and it's easy to clean. Love it so much. Even if you're not a clever tool kinda person, just get it. It's worth it." —kikikitten
Get it from Amazon for $11.95.
27. A set of reusable mesh produce bags you can use to keep your haul plastic-free. Whip them out at the grocery store or farmer's market and store pounds of your favorite fruits and veggies. With an adjustable drawstring, you won't have to worry about anything wriggling out on your drive or bike home, either.
Etsy seller Atira Taqi — AKA Loosewarp — sells a variety of eco-friendly goods from denim face masks to drawstring muslin bags in a rainbow of colors. What I particularly love about the mesh produce bags is how each is affixed with a label that lists the bag's tare weight so your cashier can subtract it when ringing up your items.
What's included: Two 8 x 10-inch mesh bags, two 10 x 12-inch mesh bags, two 12 x 15-inch mesh bags.
Promising review: "Came perfect. No loose strings or anything and can hold a surprising amount of weight. They've been through the wash a couple of times and are still perfect. I put them in a mesh laundry bag to be safe though. I've been using them for a couple of months now and I highly recommend!" —Rowan Cotner
Get it from Loosewarp on Etsy for $12.74 (available in individual or bulk quantities).
28. A steel odor absorber ready to rid your hands of dinner's lingering garlic, onion, or fish scent. Use the gadget as you would any old bar of soap — with or without water, your choice — and you'll be good to go.
Promising review: "Definitely get one of these if you're thinking about it. I was skeptical, but it really works. I do a lot of cooking with garlic and onion and after one wash with this, my hands no longer smell like garlic or onions. Really worth having in the kitchen." —Nos
Get it from Amazon for $8.99.
29. A set of three multipurpose jar openers because you WILL get that pickle jar open even if it's the last thing you ever do!!!
There's a red, cone-shaped grip for smaller bottles (think twist-top wine bottles and 16-ounce sodas) and blue and green flat grips for larger jars and lids. Since the durable grips come in three different sizes, shapes, and colors, mark my words that every jar will meet its match.
Promising review: "I get it — they are rubber jar grips and you might be thinking it is no big deal....BUT you are wrong...These are awesome! I especially LOVE the red one so much that this is the second set I bought just to have another red one. The others are fairly thin but are still ok. I use the blue and green ones to hold the bottom of the jar and the red one to open the top part. Works great every time. I am in my late fifties and have very weak hands due to a car accident years ago combined with arthritis and a trigger finger. Yep my hands are bad and I need all the help and tools to help make my life in the kitchen and elsewhere easier. I keep one in my car and one in my bathroom for opening makeup and jars of face cream. I was tired of asking my husband and son for help every time I needed to open a jar. Now with the help of these I can do it myself about 98% of the time. I highly recommend these." —DD
Get a three-pack from Amazon for $10.35.
30. An Oxo Good Grips veggie brush because it's time to admit that giving your potatoes a "quick rinse" isn't really doing anything other than appeasing your guilty conscience.
Promising review: "I know — it is a little strange to love a veggie brush but the bristles have just the right stiffness and 'give' to clean potatoes, carrots, parsnips, etc. I haven't used it on corn-on-the-cob yet but I think it will do quite well without damaging the kernels. (If not, I'll do a follow up on this review.) As with most OXO products, it is ergonomically designed and even fits in my smaller, chunky hands — so much so, I believe it would be good tool for arthritic cooks." —D. Lofthus
Get it from Amazon for $7.95.
31. A nylon chopper perfect for breaking up ground meat, frozen veggies, eggs, and more. If you're a fan of tacos, philly cheesesteaks, or smash burgers (~chef's kiss to Shake Shack~), this baby will come in clutch.
The tool is safe to use with nonstick cookware and you can throw it in the dishwasher for easy cleanup.
Promising review: "The chopper breaks up ground beef, turkey, etc., much more efficiently than can be done with a spatula or turner. I don't normally purchase incredibly specialized utensils if I can get by without them, however, I think this chopper is worth the money because it saves time and makes cooking easier. The nylon material is heat-resistant and seems durable, but the packaging still directs not to leave on a hot surface when not in use." —Karen
Get it from Amazon for $7.99+ (available in three colors).
32. A set of no-waste beeswax food wraps made from fully biodegradable organic cotton, jojoba oil, and tree resin. Trust me — it's a whole lot easier than trying to tame cling wrap.
Bee’s Wrap is a woman-founded B corporation that's been handcrafting their eco-friendly product in Middlebury, Vermont since 2012. The company works closely with a number of environmentally conscious groups including 1% for the Planet, The Bee Cause, The Rozalia Project, and National Geographic.
Promising review: "Can't recommend these beeswax wraps enough. The antimicrobial aspect of the beeswax keeps fruits and vegetables super fresh for much longer than plastic bags. They keep bread soft and fresh for much longer than Ziplocs. They are so much better for the environment, and they can be reused for months. We have been using our set for almost two years and they are still as good as new. No waste! Just make sure to wash them with cool water, as warm/hot water will melt the wax." —Publisher
Get a pack of three from Amazon for $14.99+ (available in four colors).
33. A two-stage knife sharpener with the power to take your dullest kitchen knife and return it to its former glory. Forget buying a whole new set, this teensy-tiny tool can sharpen and polish straight- and serrated-edge knifes with no issue.
Promising review: "Wow, this little gadget is pretty amazing! I have some old (expensive) nonserrated knives that are supposed to never need sharpening but unfortunately, lost their sharp edge long ago. I saw this gadget and decided to try it. I set the bottom of this gadget on the edge of the counter and ran one of the knives through the side labeled 'Coarse' about 10 times, then ran it through the side labeled 'Fine' another 8–10 times. Bingo! The knife was transformed back to its former high-dollar cutlery glory. I could hardly believe how effectively it had sharpened the knife, which I had been ready to throw away a week before. I've been happily sharpening all our knives and trying to add up in my head how much money I've saved by NOT having to buy another set of expensive knives. I don't know where else you can spend $6 and get this return for the money. Great score!" —Schelly L. Wagoner
Get it from Amazon for $10.90.
Read our full review of the KitchenIQ two-stage knife sharpener!
34. An Oxo Good Grips dish squeegee guaranteed to make dirty dishes a breeze. The flexible silicone tool scrapes away messes and saves you from using excess water, too. Mother Nature thanks you.
Promising review: "If you have ever had to repair or replace a garbage disposal, then I am sure you have been lectured on basically only allowing crumbs to fall into the disposal. This dish squeegee makes prepping dishes for a dishwasher or sink washing a breeze. I hold the dish over the trash can and after a few swipes, the dish is ready for washing. In comparison to using a paper towel, it saves you money, helps protect the environment, and keeps your fingers free from gunk." —She Who Reads
Get it from Amazon for $7.95.
35. A set of reusable silicone straws that unfurl for easy cleaning so you don't have to run them under water and just hope for the best. (In my experience that's a surefire way to suck up some leftover soap...)
Promising review: "I never thought I’d be writing a review for straws, but here we are. These are FANTASTIC. I try to be as eco-friendly as possible but was ready to give up. I’ve tried metal straws, but they are tough to clean and I don’t love metal against my teeth. I’ve tried other reusable plastic and silicone options but they don’t work for thicker drinks like smoothies. These actually address all of my issues. I’ve used them for thick smoothies, that I drink daily, and just for other everyday drinks like water. They couldn’t be easier to snap open and clean, dry, then easily snap back into shape to use again." —M. Alexandria
Get a set of eight from Amazon for $7.59+ (available in five styles).
36. A set of two reusable food huggers to keep your lemons lemony fresh for as long as you need them, plus keep other food like limes, avocados, and apples figuratively lemony fresh!
Promising review: "I bought these because I got tired of throwing away plastic bags or plastic wrap for halves of lemons and lime. I wish I had found these sooner! They work great and are perfect for storing halves of citrus." –Cheryl Wood
Get the set of two from Amazon for $9.99.
37. A *handy* set of eight mini tongs for when you need to grab a little bite in a *pinch*. These lil' buddies will revolutionize charcuteries and shared plates at your place (and are a lot less wasteful than toothpicks and plastic forks)!
Let's see if you can spot a pair of mini tongs on this reviewer's scrumptious charcuterie – Magic Eye style.
Promising reviews: "These are great for appetizers or when you have any assortment of food like pizza toppings. So cute. Friends love them." –Conikins
Get the set of eight from Amazon for $8.16.
When you pull out all the measuring spoons at once — no shuffling or cursing necessary:
