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Yes, I'll have a coffee and a cortado and an orange juice and a water and a mimosa and a seltzer, please.
The cast iron press has suction cups on its base to keep it from sliding while you juice.
Promising review: "I made limoncello this summer and had lots of extra lemons that I hand squeezed, which took a very long time. The fresh squeezed lemonade I made was outstanding, and we decided to continue to squeeze our own. I used a couple of hand press juicers and it took forever, so I bought the large commercial juicer and the difference is night and day. I went through the last batch in minutes and it definitely gets the last bit of juice out. The unit is pretty heavy and is tall so consider where you'll store it before buying. As far as juicing....it's great and cleanup is easy. We'll be buying citrus on sale and freezing the juice all year." —eyes N ears
Get it from Amazon for $69.99.
Get it from BornRadShop on Etsy for $10. Also available in a variety-pack of three for $30, a patch for $10, or a sticker pack for $2.50.
The bottle holds 34-ounces and is shatter-proof. Sidebar: Why do I trust Ree Drummond with my life?
Get it from Walmart for $4.50+ (available in two patterns).
The travel mug uses a full immersion steep and pressurized plunger (similar to an aeropress) to make a delicious cup of coffee right in your hand. Simply fill the outer shell with ground coffee and hot water, let it steep, insert the interior plunger, and press to get drinking!
Promising review: "This travel mug does everything it claims to. The design of the fine mesh screen and the one way valve is genius and ensures no sediment in your coffee. It keeps your drink warm plenty long enough to finish it and is easy to take apart and clean. Five stars all the way." —David
Get it from Amazon for $29.99.
Promising review: "This book goes down easy. I got it last-minute before a flight as reading material. It didn't quite last me that long though as I kept reading it after arriving at my destination. I have read a decent number of books about food and drink, but what sets this book apart for me is how it embeds itself into a historical context. Maybe it's just that I didn't take enough history classes in high school, but this book actually made me very interested in knowing about the history of the Persian empire, the various revolutions and monarchies in France. Did I learn how to make a great cappuccino or brew my own beer? Nope, but this is not a recipe book. I really dig how the book basically spans the entirety of human history from the dawn of civilization to modern day and beyond. The writing style is also interesting, entertaining, and at the same time historical/scientific." —David.et.Sara Pritchard
Get it from Amazon for $9.00.
Promising review: "I seriously can't believe how well these little tablets work. I had the most disgusting HydroFlask coffee mug...I tried everything. There was still a seemingly impenetrable layer of black sludge inside. I tried these little magic tablets. I let a tablet sit in each of my mugs for an hour or two, and the black sludge rinsed out COMPLETELY, without even scrubbing. They look brand new. No residual smell or taste anymore. AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING." —Amazon Customer
Get a 12-pack from Amazon for $8.
The set comes with a bamboo whisk, scoop, and spoon. The matcha powder is USDA organic and naturally gluten free and vegan.
Promising review: "It's a nice bamboo set. I'm such a matcha lover and the only thing I was missing was a nice tea set for making my ceremonies even more joyful. This is a real bamboo set of good quality. Now I enjoy my matcha even more!" —Nataliia
Get them from Amazon: the tea set for $12.99 and the matcha powder for $9.95+ (available in four sizes).
The kit comes with Thai tea mix, two bags of tapioca pearls, and 100 wide boba straws.
Promising review: "My husband and I LOVE boba tea, and the only shop in town that sold it has closed. We were so sad. But now I can make a pretty close imitation right from home! It is really refreshing. Just a heads up, the kit comes with way more servings of tea and straws than boba. We will have to buy another bag of boba to go with the remaining tea, although I bet we can get another three uses out of the boba before having to do so. If you haven't tried making this tea yet from home, get a kit and try it! You'll love the experience and the end result." —YVONNE CATHERINE BUSSELL
Get it from Amazon for $19.46.
The set comes with four straight straws, four bent straws, and two cleaners.
Promising review: "These are so much better than the heavy duty plastic straws. They clean up like a dream, do not hold the taste of your drink and, best of all, because they are stainless steel, they conduct the cold of your ice. Having used the semi-permanent plastic straws for years, these were an amazing upgrade." —Margaret G. Winstanley
Get a set of eight from Amazon for $11.99 (available in five finishes).
Promising review: "Wonderful. It's nice to drink the amount of coffee I like (which is small) and NOT have to drink it out of a giant travel mug. Also, the hole, while not spill proof, makes it feel like you are drinking coffee more like a mug at home where you can smell the coffee while you drink it, which is surprisingly important for taste. A keeper! I also like how it is glass and makes it easy to always clean. Stainless steel is nice, but over time it is nothing compared to glass." —Amazin-Pete
Get it from Amazon for $9+ (available in four sizes and 30 colors).
Each box comes with two to four organic, loose-leaf teas (depending on your subscription level). Your first box also comes with a diffuser!
Get it from Cratejoy for $9+/month.
The kombucha kit includes a 1-gallon brewing jar featuring a place to write brew notes, pH test strips, a temperature gauge, a 16-page post-brewing guide, organic sugar, an organic tea blend, and a kombucha culture and liquid starter.
Promising review: "It has everything you need to start a first batch of kombucha. It includes clear instructions on how to make, and continue your kombucha for the second batch. Now I’m making my third batch and loving it so far. After the first batch, you will need to find your own tea leaves and sugar but it’s fun trying different tea to see how differently it tastes. It’s also fun trying different fruits/spices for second fermentation. If you purchase this kit as your first kombucha investment, you can brew your kombucha forever only with additional tea leaves and sugar." —Meg
Get it from Amazon for $44.99.
Learn more about why we love this kit in This Kombucha Brewing Kit Has A Cult Following On Amazon And Will Save You So Much Money.
Get it from ModCloth for $20.
Coke Zero has a chaotic energy I've never been able to resist. I will rep it forever. Join us on the dark side.
Get them from CheekyLittleMonkeysJ on Etsy for $13.30.
The cold brew maker is BPA-free, has a non-slip handle, fits in most fridge doors, and produces four servings of the good stuff. The coffee stays good for up to two weeks.
Promising review: "This is amazing! I bought this for a gift for my husband who drinks iced coffee all year long. He says it makes such a smooth-tasting and strong iced coffee. He gets two drinks out of each batch that he makes. It's easy to clean and can go in the dishwasher. It's durable — I know as I'm clumsy and have dropped it several times without an issue. We are considering getting a second one!" —rnnichole
Price: $19.99+ (available in two sizes)
For a glowing review of this baby, check out "If You Drink Iced Coffee Year Round, You Need This Under-$20 Cold Brew Maker".
The pitcher holds 2.25 quarts, fits in most fridge doors, and is BPA-free as well as dishwasher safe.
Get it from BuzzFeed's Goodful line, exclusively at Macy's for $13.99 (originally $28.99).
Promising review: "I purchased the craft beer journal as a gift for my (craft beer-loving) parents. They thought the gift was very unique, and were excited to start making notes about beers they have tried!" —Alexandra Pawlush
Get it from Amazon for $5.99.
The card includes an envelope. I will be sending one to myself every week until the end of time, thank you for asking.
Get it from Just Ok Co. for $6.
The reviews in this post have been edited for length and clarity.