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The Ikea Essentials: Editors’ 10 Favorite Kitchen Tools

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The Ikea Essentials: Editors’ 10 Favorite Kitchen Tools

March 21, 2019

When it comes to kitchenware, Remodelista editors are known to stockpile a few trusty (and inexpensive) Ikea standbys. Here are our most-reached-for favorites.

for no fail roast chickens, fan favors the compact fantast meat thermomete 17
Above: For no-fail roast chickens, Fan favors the compact Fantast meat thermometer; $6.99.
social media manager kristina keeps the multifunctional 365+ glasses on hand; \ 18
Above: Social media manager Kristina keeps the multifunctional 365+ Glasses on hand; $5.99 for a set of six. The heat-proof tempered glass and affordability makes them indispensable for cooking prep.

izabella swears by the stainless steel grunka four piece kitchen uten 19
Above: Izabella swears by the stainless steel Grunka four-piece kitchen utensils. At $5.99, it’s a surprisingly hefty set for everyday use.
margot has been known to give the 365+ carafe (\$4.99) as a hostess g 20
Above: Margot has been known to give the 365+ carafe ($4.99) as a hostess gift; with a cork stopper, it keeps water and juice fresh and can fit in the fridge door.
&#8\2\20;i admit, i have a mental block on liquid measure conversions, 21
Above: “I admit, I have a mental block on liquid measure conversions,” confesses Justine. “Therefore, I find Ikea’s stylish, no-conversions Vardagen liquid measure ($3.99) to be a lifesaver.”
the tekla dish towels are my pick: the red striped cotton towels look 22
Above: The Tekla dish towels are my pick: The red-striped cotton towels look neat (and more expensive than they are), but at 79 cents each I don’t hesitate to use them to clean up spills (or as stand-ins for cloth napkins).
meredith uses the sinnerlig glass jar (\$\14.99), an ilse crawford design,  23
Above: Meredith uses the Sinnerlig glass jar ($14.99), an Ilse Crawford design, to store herbal teas.
julie recommends the blanda serving bowl: &#8\2\20;it has the look of handb 24
Above: Julie recommends the Blanda serving bowl: “It has the look of handblown glass (and almost reminds me of a Belgian Henry Dean piece) for only $4.99.”
the ordning colander (\$\1\2.99) also has a place in julie&#8\2\17;s k 25
Above: The Ordning colander ($12.99) also has a place in Julie’s kitchen: “It’s a sturdy, deep colander workhorse; I use it almost daily and it’s held up for years,” she says.

alexa says, &#8\2\20;ikea&#8\2\17;s stainless steel småbröd r 26
Above: Alexa says, “Ikea’s stainless steel Småbröd roasting pan does the trick—and for a good price.” It’s no longer available, but the simple Koncis Roasting Pan is similar; $9.99.

For more Ikea favorites, see our posts:

N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on January 19, 2017.

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