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Spatulas, spoons, and skimmers—they all have a place in the kitchen. You know what doesn’t? Dangerous toxins, nasty chemicals, and harmful microplastics. If you’re looking to keep risky materials far ...

Wooden spoons are generally safe to use in cooking because wood has some natural antimicrobial properties—but with caveats.

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Every enthusiastic cook eventually gathers a bunch of indispensable utensils -- tools that just seem exactly the right size and shape for the ...

Nonstick cookware can make cleaning up after a meal easy, but it does come with its downsides. Most nonstick cookware is coated with a layer of Teflon, which is a chemical lining that prevents food ...

This simple cement piece might be the best-looking thing in your kitchen. Hobby Lobby’s Gray Cement Utensil Holder offers sleek, durable storage for $5.99. Cement design is heavy, sturdy, and fits ...

Kitchen utensils for cooking are made of various materials, but few offer the benefits of wooden spoons. The natural material doesn’t contain harsh chemicals and won’t react with foods that have a ...