This jumbo kitchen gadget compilation has all the latest inspiration you could need, whether you're looking to round out your own collection, decorating a newly remodelled kitchen, or searching for a last-minute housewarming gift or a thoughtful present for a talented chef – there's something here for anybody and everybody.


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Kitchen tools are always a great and useful investment because everybody eats, after all! Even for those who don't necessarily enjoy cooking, it's still nicer to spend time in stylish kitchens and it's always easier if you have the tools to make the process as pleasant and enjoyable as possible.



1. Separate whites and yolks with precision – just crack the egg into a bowl, and use the colorful silicone fish to suction up the yolk. It couldn’t get any easier than that! And this cheerful little guy is much cuter than any of the industrial devices out there.



2. Kids and adults alike can’t resist an adorable stylized breakfast. These egg molds are made of silicone so they won’t scratch the pan, and the flexibility offers an easy release for a neat form every time. If you know any parents caring for picky eaters, this little tool just might make all the difference. They also work for pancakes!



3. Slice a whole banana at once with this handy banana-shaped slicer! It’s a great way to get kids involved in preparing their own snacks – no knife needed.



4. Apple slicers are must-have tools for anyone who likes to snack, dip, bake, and arrange tasty apple snacks. The Calphalon Easy Grip slicer has the added benefit of large sturdy handles for easier slicing, with a raised construction so you don’t rap your knuckles on the cutting board.



5. Watch the gears turn as this transparent apple peeler cuts the skin from the apple like a knife through butter. A spring-loaded mechanism fits the shapes of apples of any size. And no engineer or mechanic would be able to resist this gadget as a gift.



6. It’s automatic, adjustable, and comes with built-in storage for the spare blades… what’s not to love? Of course, the Rotato Express does more than just potatoes – the robotic arm adjusts easily to any small to medium sized fruit or vegetable.



7. Spiraling can be a tricky technique to master by hand. The Brieftons tri-blade vegetable spiralizer includes an angel hair blade, a spaghetti blade, and a flat blade – a versatile combination. Brieftons claim to fame is their lifetime “heaviest and sturdiest” guarantee.



8. Not a big fan of knives? Herb scissors make it easy to snip herbs evenly and with little effort.



9. Get a perfect 1/2 teaspoon of sugar with each push of a button. This automatic sugar dispenser would be a great way to track sugar consumption without the hassle of measuring spoons.



10. Could a ladle get any cuter? These colorful Loch Ness monster utensils stand upright in pots and brighten the room.



11. This cheerful little manatee perches on the edge of a cup to serve as a convenient and personable tea infuser.



12. These swan-shaped ladles would be great for serving up punch at a wedding or anniversary party.



13. A space-saving nesting kitchenware set with everything a casual baker could need to whip up a tasty meal in no time. This 9 piece set comes with two mixing bowls, a stainless steel colander, a stainless steel sieve, and a collection of measuring cups and spoons. The smaller mixing bowl has a spout and built-in measurements to speed up the prep process.



14. Just too perfect! This little Swiss knife style measuring spoon set would make a great gift or a fun talking point in the kitchen.



15. This ten piece measuring spoon set is made of stainless steel with engraved measurements – built to last. The smaller ring includes small fractional measurements, playfully marked with their more casual equivalents like drop, smidge, and tad.



16. A scale measuring spoon that gives volume as well as weight, reading accurately to 10 ounces or 283 grams. The automatic accumulative measurement feature even keeps track of recurring spoonfuls.



17. Laser engraved rolling pins by Zuzia Kozerska make it easy to create beautiful cookie patterns while you roll out the dough. There’s a pattern out there for anybody: damask, dinosaurs, snowflakes, teacups, and so many more. They even make kid sizes so the little ones can have fun helping.



18. Build a cool display or just play with your food… it’s up to you. These LEGO molds are great for chocolate, ice cubes, or even homemade soaps and crayons!



19. This dinosaur fossil cookie cutter and embosser kit creates divots where the bones should be. They look awesome with or without added frosting. These cookie cutters would make a great gift for a parent, teacher, or archaeology enthusiast.



20. Kikkerland’s cheerful Owlet kitchen timer will let you know when it’s time to check the oven.



21. Guests are sure to notice this unique and playful kitchen timer by renowned mid-century designer Eero Aarnio – creator of the iconic Ball Chair.



22. Fred and Friends designed a clever ship-inspired steamer lid that prevents boiling over while trapping the majority of the moisture and flavor inside the pan.



23. Perhaps not the most practical design for a serious chef, but it sure does look impressive – the nesting nonstick knife set from Deglon would make a nice display piece and conversation starter in any kitchen. Do check out our post on unique knives for more cool knives.



24. Get perfect slices every time without dirtying up additional utensils with this cool tong-style cake slicer.

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