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Discover Lomi Bloom: the next-gen countertop composter. Transform food scraps into garden-ready precompost, reduce methane emissions, and enjoy a connected smart waste experience. Is it worth the upgrade? Find out here.
Sara Seitz
Troubleshooting Induction Cooktops: Understand error codes by brand. Resolve issues with our comprehensive guide.
Aaron Green
Legend Cookwares 5-ply stainless steel cook set looks and functions beautifully. But like most stainless steel pans, these aren’t for everyone. Find out where this cookware impressed and where there’s still room for improvement in our hands-on review
Sara Seitz
HexClad Cookware uses unique hexagonal ridges on its cooking surface for effortless cleaning, unparalleled durability, and impressive quick heating. Read our full review.
Sara Seitz
Lomi composter promises to make real compost from table scraps right on your kitchen counter. Find out if this highly anticipated appliance did what it promised and if it’s worth the purchase.
Sara Seitz
Legend Cookware’s 14-piece copper core set is as gorgeous as it is functional and costs less than the competition. But like other premier pots and pans, they aren’t for everyone. Find out what we loved and loathed about these pretty pans.
Sara Seitz