It’s hard to do a lot in the kitchen without utensils. If you’re a kitchen newbie, moving out on your own, need to replace some of your worn out/broken pieces or simply want to know some of the things that are out there, we’re going to list a ton of them here for you. For one-stop-shopping convenience you can go to a place such as a dollar store or Ikea (has almost everything available for purchase via online shopping).
If you do need to get everything we have listed here in one go, it’ll cost you about $120 (plus taxes, of course).
 What’s dinner without cutlery? |
 Hard to do clean up without dish cloths. |
 A seal-able container for your sugar is recommended. |
 You do need storage containers for leftovers or taking lunch. |
 Non-stick frying pans for omelettes to grilled cheese or fired chicken. |
 These basic posts/sauce pans will do all you need them to. |
 This tray keeps all your flatware (forks, spoons, knives) organized in the drawer. |
 Tea towels for drying. They also double as a pot holder. |
 A brush makes clean up time way easier. |
 Pot holders are pretty self explanatory. |
 Usually referred to as a potato peeler but will peel any vegetable. |
 If you want to serve pasta such as spaghetti or fettuccine, this will do very nicely. |
 Tongs. For turning hot things in the oven or in a pot. |
 Can opener is very necessary. |
 Hard to ladle soup or stew without one. |
 Corkscrew. For the bottles that don’t have a screw-top. |
 Two whisks are very helpful as you can use both sizes. |
 Utility scissors are a must. |
 A grater with two different-sized grates and a lid to store extras. |
Measuring cups are a must. |
Measuring spoons are essential. |
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