A good stand mixer is a kitchen staple, and KitchenAid makes some of the best stand mixers on the market. Of course, they usually come with a pretty hefty price tag, which is why many people wait until...
Like many of the blenders on this list, this one has two modes: blend and pulse. We used the blend mode for both the smoothie and pesto test and achieved relatively smooth mixtures in just one 30-second blend...
It’s true Amazon Prime Day is the center of attention this time of year, but it’s not the only place to score deals in town. Amazon’s big 2025 summer event (running July 8 through 11) coincides with markdowns...
Summer is here, which means our newly updated list of tomato recipes is too. We love cooking with all kinds of tomato products, from canned to sun-dried tomatoes, but now is prime time to enjoy the bounty of fresh tomatoes at...
Editor’s NoteBeginning July 24, 2025, you’ll find below a trove of recipes, essays, videos, odes, and reporting that captures a contemporary portrait of food culture and life in Hawai‘i, as told by local chefs, land stewards, scholars, authors,...
What we’d leave: Global’s steel handles are thinner than most of its competitors, making them better suited for pinch grips and not the most comfortable option for holding it by the handle. It can also become slick if...
Based on conversations with beverage suppliers, the industry is splintering on how to communicate adaptogens within nonalcoholic beverages to consumers. Mocktail brands like For Bitter For Worse, Töst, and Dirty Virgin said they shy away from using functional...
Exhausted by the lack of devoted places for queer folks in New York City, sommelier Ren Peir and food and beverage creative trent cofounded BABE, a pop-up queer wine bar, in 2024. Wanting to create a welcoming space...
What we’d leave: While we were impressed with this knife’s performance given its price point, it’s worth mentioning that it’s not a full-tang knife, meaning the steel doesn’t run the entire length of the handle. The handle itself...
Saunter into a market in summer and you’ll find a parade of produce: green (and yellow) zucchini, ears of golden corn, plump tomatoes. You’ll probably tote these treasures home, fantasizing about how you’ll use them on the way....
