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Double Strength Aluminum Foil
Heavy duty aluminum foil is a must have staple for any kitchen and for any backyard cook's arsenal of tools.
Butcher String, A Must For Tying Roasts
No kitchen is complete without butcher string. It's really just food grade kite string that is used for tying roasts and more.
Quality Kitchen Towels Are A Must For Clean Up
Every kitchen needs a quality set of utilitarian kitchen towels and terry cloth is the best! Avoid towels with fringes to catch fire.
Serving Platters Are A Must For Entertaining Dinner Guests
Large serving platters are something that you may not realize you need until it comes time to serve a turkey, a mess of ribs, and other large dishes.
Silicone Baking Mats Ensure Non-Stick Baking
Silicone baking mats are the newfangled replacement for parchment paper: non-stick for rolling dough; heatproof for baking.
A Rolling Pin Is A Must For Pizza Dough, Fresh Pasta, And More
One simple wooden rolling pin ought to do the trick.
Camp Chef Flat Top Grill 900 Review
Sometimes you need a big surface area to cook a lot of food at once. Designed to feed a crowd fast and leave 'em smiling, the 900 square inch griddle can crank out breakfast, lunch and dinner for large parties and events. Read our review to learn why all three sizes of the Camp Chef Flat Top Grill earn our AmazingRibs.com Best Value Gold Medal.
Camp Chef Flat Top Grill 475 Review
Sometimes you need a big surface area to cook a lot of food at once. Designed to feed a crowd fast and leave 'em smiling, the 450 square inch griddle can crank out breakfast, lunch and dinner for the whole family. Read our review to learn why the Camp Chef Flat Top Grill 475 earns our AmazingRibs.com Best Value Gold Medal.
Ooni 3 Pellet Burner Review
Ooni 3 comes standard with a wood pellet burner, which we found lacking and is Not Recommended. Click now to find out why we strongly prefer the Ooni 3 with their optional gas burner. With the gas burner, pizza doughs and toppings cook perfectly with slightly charred bubbles and leopard spotting on the crust.
Other Kitchen Tools: Corn Holders
Corn holders help to keep your buttered corn off your lap. The great thing about this set is that each pair fit nicely together for storage.
A Manual Can And Bottle Opener Is A Must For Any Kitchen
A manual can and bottle opener is one of those tools you don't miss until it is too late. A magnetic can opener can handily kept on the refrigerator door in case of emergency.
Egg Timer And Egg Slicer Review
These two tools can make cooking and slicing hardcooked eggs much easier. The slicer can be used for bananas and soft vegetables as well.
Other Kitchen Tools: Mortar And Pestle
A heavy duty mortar and pestle is perfect for grinding whole spices snd seeds for home made rubs.
Other Kitchen Tools: Assorted Funnels
If you've ever tried filling a bottle with a small mouth then you know how nice it is to have one or two funnels on hand.Up Your BBQ IQ By Joining The Pitmaster Club
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