The Basics

These are your go-to Cool Tools that you use almost every time you cook. They may not be fancy, but they are well-designed, well-made, and do what they are supposed to do...only better!

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  1. Kiwi
    Charles Viancin All Silicone Cutting Boards - CV11
    Why It's Cool: Flexible to deliver cut food to pan or bowl, doesn't move on counter as you cut, dishwasher safe
    When we reviewed the original Charles Viancin Lilypad Cutting Board, we talked about the many choices of cutting boards, including the fact that we all probably have several, in...
    As low as $24.00
  2. Charles Viancin Silicone Measuring Cups - CV10
    Charles Viancin Silicone Measuring Cups - CV10
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    Why It's Cool: Space-saving, flexible and eye-catching measuring cups that are easy to use.
    Measuring ingredients is just a necessary fact of life in the kitchen and there are a lot of different measuring vessels that you can use. What you want in a good measuring vessel...
    As low as $12.00
  3. Progressive Cut Resistant Glove - P22
    Progressive Cut Resistant Glove - P22
    Why It's Cool: Protects your hands when using a mandoline or slicer
    In a couple of the other write-ups, we talk about the fact that mandolines are sharp: really sharp.  That’s a good thing and a bad thing (well, not really bad, just, you...
    As low as $10.00
  4. 7-Piece Set
    Oxo Measuring Beakers - O30
    Why It's Cool: Measure small amounts of liquids and spices without spilling
    Setting up your mise-en-place before you start cooking is one of those steps that can make you a more efficient (and often calmer) cook. But what do you do about all those small...
    As low as $12.00
  5. Tovolo Silicone Spatula
    Tovolo Silicone Spatula
    Why It's Cool: Heat resistant, sturdy, but flexible, great shape, comfortable to use--it has it all!
    Every spatula has two parts: a business end (the head) and a gripping end (the handle); both are important in choosing a spatula. But first let’s start with why you need a...
    As low as $7.00
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