Star Wars R2-D2 Pizza Cutter with Sound Effects
A Star Wars-themed pizza wheel that bleeps and bloops when pressed down.
A Star Wars-themed pizza wheel that bleeps and bloops when pressed down.
A beautiful, self-healing, chef's quality cutting board made from end-grain wood. Pass it down to your grandchildren someday.
A travel bag for transporting 4- to 7-quart oval-shaped slow cookers, keeping their contents hot or cold along the way.
A chef's knife that aims to redefine kitchenware essentials, starting with premium materials, thoughtful design, and honest pricing.
A grand tour of the science of cooking explored through popular American dishes, illustrated in full color. Brought to you by Serious Eats' culinary nerd-in-residence.
A uniquely shaped cast iron skillet that makes it easy to fold and plate an omelette. Never ruin this delicious dish again.
A packable iron skillet with similar heat retention properties to cast iron, but with half the weight.
Turns virtually any pot or pan into a strainer.
A cutting board for culinary perfectionists.
Comfortably protect your hands against potential burns while cooking with cast iron.
The Maverick Wireless Thermometer keeps you up-to-date from afar about the temperature of your smoker and the meat within, freeing you up to do other things with your day.
For Tools & Toys readers in the US, Labor Day is just a week away. It's the perfect time to close out the summer with a great cook out with friends and family. We've got a great guide to make sure you have the right gear for all your backyard cooking. Even if you've got a great grill already, I highly recommend you…
After yesterday's post about the All-Clad 12" stainless steel fry pan, reader Jake Spurlock wrote in to let us know about a potentially better deal: the Tramontina stainless steel fry pan. The All-Clad is nice, but this $50 Tramontina is just as good at a third of the price: http://www.seriouseats.com/2010/08/equipment-the-all-clad-vs-tramontina-skillet.html I don't have any first-hand experience with the Tramontina but I was…
A common mistake I see people make is overloading their kitchens with skillets of all shapes and sizes. You really only need two to cover your bases, though: a cast iron skillet and a good stainless steel pan. For the latter, the All-Clad 12" fry pan is my recommendation. You might think I'm crazy for suggesting a $150 pan, but believe me,…
As I've mentioned in the past, the best tool in my kitchen is my cast iron skillet. My cheap metal spatula kind of sucks though, so I've been on the lookout for something better. Thankfully, The Sweethome did the leg work for me by testing a bunch of spatulas and naming the Mercer Hell's Handle fish spatula ($23) as their top pick.…
If you ask me, no kitchen is complete without at least one cast iron skillet around — they just cook food so perfectly and only get better with age. The one I own used to belong to my grandma and was given to me after she'd passed away. It has so many years of seasoning on it, I can't even see the…