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Dump your clamp-and-crank can opener for this versatile, streamlined slicer. 

We tested six brands of the Earth-friendly alternative to plastic wrap. And guess what? Our half-eaten apples turned out just fine.

Deals on appliances, grilling accessories, and more.

If your kids are going to day camp this summer, it's time to prepare for the lunch-supply crunch.

We're getting ready for outdoor dinner parties.

The sprays, sponges, goops, and powders the Epi team uses to keep our tools in tip-top shape.

British cleaning product The Pink Stuff frequently sells out online. Luckily, A-Ben-A-Qui cleaning paste is more widely available—and works just as well. 

Two experts weigh in on the cooking gear that will enhance all your fire-cooked dinners outside and in the wilderness. 

We tested picnic blankets made of linen, wool, cotton, and waterproof polyester blends to find the best blanket for every picnic goer.

GreenPan, kettles, toasters, and classic dishware.

Our VP of Video just can’t stop eating these extra-crispy snacks.

It adds a depth and earthiness to meats, cheeses, sauces, and soups that you simply don’t get with fresh mint.

Glasvin’s handblown glassware is luxurious, delicate, and somehow still sturdy.

Maybe they just started cooking during the pandemic. Maybe they’re working on their omelet skills. Maybe their knives need an upgrade. These are the best wedding gifts for couples who are just learning to cook—or honing their basic skills.

A jar of fancy nut butter, a bottle of peppery olive oil—these are the gifts to send to couples who love to cook, even if they don’t want a traditional registry.

Married chefs, food writers, cookbook authors, and more dish on the best things they added to their registries—and what they’d ask for if they could do it all again.

These are the bottles worth putting on your wedding registry—whether you’re learning the cocktail basics, really getting into classic cocktails, or devoted to bitter drinks. 

Give the gift of a stellar cookbook collection: A mix of books that cover cooking fundamentals, weeknight meals, dinner party mainstays, and…dessert, of course.

2021 is a year of weddings like no other before it. So how do you buy wedding gifts?

If your budget only allows you to buy the most boring gift on the wedding registry, why not get a group of friends together and go in on something more impactful?