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    23 Clever Ways To Make It Easier To Cook In A Teeny Tiny Kitchen

    For when *one* cook is too many cooks in the kitchen, tbh.

    1. Use a low-key constant odor neutralizer 24/7 in both your kitchen AND adjacent areas. Plus, close the doors to other rooms to avoid stinking up the whole joint.

    2. Be prepared for a smoke alarm to go off because it will happen. Crack a window -- but keep out the bugs -- with an adjustable window screen.

    3. Safely work the oven with these oven-rack guards -- despite the weird yoga required of you to actually put something in there.

    4. Swap out space-hogging appliances you can't live without for smaller versions, like this mini George Foreman grill that stores upright in a teensy bit of space.

    5. And if you must seek out countertop appliances, choose tall ones you'll use often, like this compact food steamer.

    6. But make room for multi-tasking appliances like the Instant Pot, a Pinterest-famous programmable pressure cooker with 18K+ Amazon reviews.

    7. Put your Kitchenaid mixer fund toward a budget-friendly immersion blender set that's easy to clean and store.

    8. Arrange spice bottles on the inside of a cabinet beside your stovetop for easy access with these cheap-but-handy clips.

    9. Peel and stick on this magnetic knife rack to put your sharpest tools within reach of y-o-u (not kids!)—it'll also free up drawer space for other things.

    10. Make use of the underside of your cabinets with a wine rack so you have more room to work your culinary magic.

    11. And put your current drink on your kitchen backsplash instead of your countertop with this suction-cup drink caddy that you can use in the shower, too.

    12. Get some kitchen essentials that can do both, like this over-the-sink cutting board that's also a colander.

    13. Clean as you go (it truly helps!), and make a roll-up dish-drying rack your new personal assistant.

    14. Or, make every vertical inch count with this two-tier drying rack befitting a family.

    15. Eke out some more food prep room with this tempered-glass counter that you can set over some (cool) burners or a sink.

    16. Expand the range of your, well, range, with this portable induction cooktop.

    17. Kick the garbage bowl habit -- sorry, Rachael Ray -- and toss your in-progress trash below the counter thanks to a kitchen-cabinet trash clip.

    18. Mount a paper towel holder underneath your cabinet so you won't risk knocking a roll over and causing spills on the countertop.

    19. Let a hand-powered chopper the size of a small bowl stand in for your food processing needs, (unless you need a food processor for like, feeding an army).

    20. Let everything reach room temp with this three-tier cooling rack that has plenty of room to allow for air flow.

    21. Invest in a set of nesting mixing bowls that are, wait for it....taller than they are wide, so they're big enough for mixing but take up a wee bit of countertop space.

    22. Rely on a rolling, collapsible kitchen cart in desperate times that you can store away when you don't need it.

    23. And a baby gate to keep teetering tots and curious pets out from underneath your feet while you get to work.

    Now you're ready to work it like Julia, except in a tenth of the space.