From coasters to wall art, this list of 50 DIY wine cork crafts has something for everyone. Start collecting those corks and ...

My utensil caddy, which houses nearly a dozen ... The tools come in a dedicated wooden holder (you can choose from walnut or maple wood) with a magnetic side to store the blades.

The utensil holder is perforated on the bottom to let it drain — and if it ever does get grimy (this only happens once in a while), I just take it out and give it a light scrub. I actually don ...

Learn more› by Katie Okamoto It’s probably a good idea to ditch your black plastic utensils, since they may expose you to harmful chemicals. Here’s what to use instead. by Rachel Wharton and ...

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When I was growing up, my grandparents had a few tried-and-true kitchen utensils that would constantly be used on rotation,including the common black plastic utensils that—more often than not—take up ...

"I also can’t get enough of good old-fashioned wooden spoons — I have about 10 in my utensil holder," says Walsh. "One more thing I don’t think any kitchen should be without: A metal fish ...

What comes to mind when you hear the word “Christmas"? Do you envision snow? Sleigh rides? A fresh-cut pine Christmas tree, decorated with ornaments? A Christian religious service in a big church?

Do you see gadgets you haven't used since last Christmas or duplicate spice ... Then, there's the magic of multi-purpose holders: think utensil jars that double as decor pieces, bringing both ...

This traditional Christmas cake pulls out all the stops - if you have the time, feed it with brandy in the run up to Christmas. Heat the oven to 150C/130C Fan/Gas2. Grease a 20cm/8inch round or an ...

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To get down into the nitty-gritty cracks and crevices, you’ll need to remove the racks, utensil holders, and filter (some filters simply twist off, but others will require tools to unscrew them).