What's the best thing you bought for your kitchen this year (or tbh ~ever~), and why is it so awesome?
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Maybe it was something like a personal-size blender you've ended up using almost daily because its cup is dishwasher safe and you can just throw frozen fruit and yogurt in there for a 60-second breakfast smoothie.
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Well, maybe it's more than 60 seconds, but you get the picture. The Ninja Pro blender is $57.99 on Amazon.
Or it's something basic but incredibly practical, like a classic cast-iron skillet you whip out at least once a week for 30-minute chicken thighs or roasted veggies.
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This 12-inch skillet's $29.99 on Amazon.
It could be a niche gadget you (or your roommate or partner) bought on a whim that you didn't think would be useful, but because it does its one job *so well*, now you don't know how you lived with out it.
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That's how it was for me and this herb + leafy green stripper: I don't use fresh herbs or kale every week, but when I do, this guy's an incredible help. It's on Amazon for $9.95.
It could also be not-food-related at all, like a handy cabinet organizer that finally transformed your big storage area so you can actually see everything you own.
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This set of two is $14.87 on Amazon.
Or even a cleaning product that tackled some seemingly insurmountable task, like a fume-free oven degreaser you left overnight + wiped down in the morning to reveal an oven that looked brand new.
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Get a can of this miracle worker on Amazon for $5.97.
It could also be something else entirely! A cookbook, an apron, a set of pots and pans, a particular towel, a spice rack, produce containers... pretty much anything you bought for your kitchen and love is fair game!
Just tell us what the product is and why you love it so much, and you could be featured in an upcoming BuzzFeed post!
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