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Pottery Barn Kids. Williams Sonoma. While its curved head struggled to get into corners, we found it versatile and an overall great value. The spatula you use to flip and roll eggs into the ideal shape matters, especially when it comes to omelets.

This flexible egg turner from OXO has a silicone blade with an extra-thin, slightly flexible edge that lets you slide right underneath your omelet without compromising its surface. It allowed us to achieve a perfect fold when we tested the best spatulas for eggs , so we dubbed it the Best for Omelets.

With a high heat resistance up to °F , it can withstand the dishwasher and more. Even though the handle is made of wood, the spatula is dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup.

A wooden spoon comes in handy for sautéing, stirring sauces, scraping up fond while deglazing a pan, and more. During testing , we were easily able to break up ground sausage and stir oatmeal, and the deeper bowl of this spoon allowed us to use it as a serving spoon too. It was easy to clean by hand, followed by air drying.

The manufacturer recommends oiling it occasionally to prevent cracking. Since , Lodge has built its reputation on top-performing, heritage-quality cast iron cookware. This pre-seasoned It gave excellent browning when searing meats and easily released baked cornbread without sticking.

We also found it very easy to clean with warm water and a wipe down. While cast iron skillets require regular maintenance to keep up their seasoning, this pan can last for a lifetime with proper care, making it a steal at the price. A meat tenderizer comes in handy for making veal scaloppini or schnitzel , and this one from OXO topped our tests as our Best Overall.

It has a smooth surface on one side for flattening meat and a toothed surface on the other for tenderizing, with a slight angle to the head.

We were also able to turn graham crackers into crumbs in a matter of a few swings. The single-piece construction and flexibility of this OXO Good Grips steamer make it a versatile choice for steaming veggies, dumplings, and more.

In our tests , it stood out as the most adaptable steamer basket for pots of all sizes, and its silicone material stayed cooler than its metal counterparts, making it easier to handle. Due to the flexible nature of the silicone, however, food tended to slide around in the basket, which we found a bit annoying, though not a deal breaker.

Without the overlapping flaps or hard-to-reach crevices of some steamer baskets, it was easy to clean by hand or by dishwasher. A sturdy scoop is a must-have for households that love ice cream and sorbet, especially when warm weather hits and you dig into frozen desserts more often.

We ranked this ice cream scoop above others for its durable stainless steel construction and a pointed tip that allows you to get every last bit out of the tub.

The only downside we found during our tests : super-cold ice cream tended to stick to the metal, which means you might have to nudge it off the scooper.

If you regularly roast whole chickens or grill steaks, this rubber carving board is the ideal surface for carving and slicing thanks to a cluster of spikes in the center that hold meat in place. Testing it alongside wooden and plastic carving boards, we loved how easily it let us steady a chicken while breaking it down, while the angled surface gently nudged any runaway juices into one end, ready to be poured off.

In our tests , it produced a thick foam with whole milk and a silky foam with oat milk. It also excelled at mixing matcha and hot chocolate. Cleaning it only requires a spin in soapy water, a quick rinse, and another spin to dry. It comes with an additional whisk attachment for eggs and a stainless steel stand for storage.

Bernadette Machard de Gramont is an LA-based freelance writer specializing in food, wine, and kitchen products. This set also includes a swizzle spoon, so you can stir drinks like a professional. A fish spatula is not just for fish —you can use it for eggs, stir fries, and burgers. The triangular shape means it can get fully under food and still is easy to maneuver.

These silicone farm animals raise lids slightly off of pots and pans, which allows steam to escape, and reduces the chance of anything boiling over.

A simple bench scraper is a great multi-purpose kitchen tool. I use mine to manage sticky bread dough, smooth icing, and cut up logs of cookie dough. With reusable baking cups, you'll always be cupcake-ready.

Plus, this set is dishwasher safe and is stable enough to be used on a cookie sheet, even without a muffin tin. A sharp peeler will save you time and effort during food prep. OXO has a peeler for every style cut or slice you could dream of. This ravioli wheel lets you cut pasta shapes quickly and easily.

You can also use it for pie crusts and plenty of other pastries. Insider's favorite budget wine opener is a must have for any kitchen. The TrueTap corkscrew has a bottle opener, foil cutter, and an easy-to-use double hinged corkscrew.

If you have an old oven, you may be surprised how far off the internal thermostat is. An oven thermometer is a cheap way to make sure you're cooking at the temps you want to be cooking at. I love a flat whisk for making gravies or rouxs because it's suited to using inside a pan while you're cooking.

The flat shape means optimal mixing and limited mess. An herb stripper speeds up the prep process of fresh herbs — just pull the herb through one of the holes to strip the leaves.

This also works for kale and other greens with a tough stem. Easily remove the pit from every avocado with this stainless steel blade, and then cut perfect slices with the fanned blade end.

These clever pot holders from Lodge make handling your cast iron skillets a lot less perilous — and the bandana design is super cute too. A tea ball infuser can be used for more than just brewing your favorite loof leaf. You can also use it to hold spices when mulling wine or infusing a rich sauce.

You can use the Zulay frother to whisk a matcha latte or blend a protein shake, and it takes up less space than a standing foamer. This sweet glass jar comes with a beechwood honey dipper, so you can drizzle over toast and into tea without dirtying a spoon.