Anyone who cooks can use some of these handy time-saving cookware. While you can get by with a basic kitchen and some old pots and pans, many dishes are more difficult to prepare or require more time to prepare. The items on this list can free up some of your time, help you make delicious meals, store leftovers, and even make cooking fun. So without further ado, here are some of my favorite cookware. I hope you like them.

1. Bread maker

Imagine waking up in the morning to the smell of freshly baked bread, ready to be taken out of the machine and sliced ​​for toasting or sandwiches. And all you had to do was load the ingredients the night before and then set the timer.

2. Automatic coffee machine

This goes well with the bread maker. Add coffee grounds and water, set the clock, and have coffee waiting for you when you get out of bed in the morning. Get up and shine!

3. High quality knife set

I used to settle for an old mismatched set of knives that I got without a knife block. Some of the handles were loose and had to be put away in a drawer. The new set is on the counter. The edges stay sharp longer and the set contains knives for most needs. Also more drawer space.

4. Plastic food containers

With a set of food storage containers, storing leftovers is much easier. Many have lids with vents, for microwave use. Another way to use them is to freeze the food for future use. They also look better than old margarine and yogurt containers.

5. Immersion blender

These portable gadgets can be placed in large glasses, pots, or mixing bowls. You can mix drinks, baking ingredients, sauces, or even whisk potatoes. They take up less space and are easier to clean than traditional mixers.

6. Toaster oven

A toaster oven can cook toast with toppings, such as garlic bread and mini pizzas, as well as make toast. Small baking projects are also possible, if you don’t want or can’t use a larger oven.

7. Grill sandwich

For grilled cheese the tuna melts and the burger melts, these grills seal the edge of the sandwich so cheese and other things don’t spill.

These are some of the kitchen utensils that I like to use. For larger items, maybe you can borrow one to try before you buy. That’s what I did with the bakery. Our food containers, coffee maker and hand mixer have daily use, and the toaster oven and sandwich grill once or twice a week. All in all, a good investment for my family. Happy cooking!