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Kitchen Tools Worth Having A well-stocked kitchen doesn't need to be complicated; it just needs the right tools doing the right jobs. We asked the chefs on our team which ones they'd never be without, here's what they picked, and why each one earns its place.
Cast Iron Cocotte One pot, endless possibilities. From braises to bread, it's a piece you'll use for years.

Mandoline Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.

High Heat Spatula Made to handle the heat. Your go to tool for stirring, folding, and scraping in everyday cooking and baking.
Microplane A chef's favourite. Effortless zesting, grating, and finishing touches.

Mandoline Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.
Mandoline Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.
Mandoline Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.
Mandoline Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.
Mandoline Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.
Mandoline Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.
Mandoline Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.

Digital Kitchen Scales Accuracy matters. For baking, cooking, and any recipe where precision counts.
Y Peelers Consistent cuts every time. Perfect for salads, slaws, gratins, and more.
A few common questions:
What's the one kitchen tool every home cook should own first? A good chef's knife. It's the tool you'll reach for daily, and it makes almost every other task easier.
Is a digital scale really necessary if I already measure by cups? For baking specifically, yes. Weight is far more accurate than volume, and it's the difference between consistent results and guesswork.
What's the difference between a cast iron skillet and a cast iron cocotte? A skillet is open and shallow, suited to searing and frying. A cocotte has a lid and higher sides, better for braising, stews, and slow cooking.
How do I know when it's time to replace a chef's knife? You don't usually replace the knife itself, just the edge. If it's slipping rather than cutting through food, it needs a sharpen, not a replacement.
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