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s Regardless of it being considered as unattractive kitchenware, the benefits of owning a dish rack outweigh the downside of an unaesthetic kitchen interior even if you possess a dishwasher. Be it speed drying, keeping dishes separate, or providing better drainage, there is no better alternative to a dish rack.  You are on the right track if you are planning to have a dish rack in your kitchen because who doesn’t need one, but once you go out searching for a dish rack that would fit your sink space perfectly, will have the appropriate capacity for holding all your dishes,...

If you’ve ever warmed up your food in the microwave and found that your food is not hot all the way through, you’re not alone. It can be frustrating to heat up your dinner in the microwave only to have some parts of the food hot while others are still cold. You might be surprised to learn that with microwave covers, you may be able to overcome this problem. If you didn’t know yet, microwave covers serve a number of helpful purposes but perhaps, none more important than it heats up your food nice and evenly. Better yet, if you’re...

Using a knife block also ensures that all of your knives are in easy reach while you are preparing food, yet not quite so easy to reach by smaller family members. Knife blocks are available as traditional countertop designs, in-drawer and as magnetic blocks. In this article, we take an in-depth look at these main types of knife block and consider both their advantages and their disadvantages, especially in the context of child safety. We also take a look at a range of knife blocks on the market to assist you in choosing the best knife block for your kitchen....

Rather than having to sharpen your steel chef’s knife all the time, then why not invest in a ceramic knife? Sharper than steel, a ceramic knife will keep its sharp edge for much longer than a steel knife and rarely needs sharpening. Sounds perfect, or does it? A ceramic knife is not an all-purpose knife and although ceramic is harder than steel, this hardness comes at a price – it is much more brittle than steel which means it can only be used for certain kitchen tasks. In this article we look at ceramic knives in detail and see how...