16 Amazon Kitchen Gadgets So Cool, You'll Actually Want to Cook Every Day of 2022

Remove the stench of onions, garlic, and meat from your hands with the Amco 8402 Rub-a-Way Bar Stainless Steel Odor Absorber ($9). All you have to do is rub this stainless-steel bar while you wash your hands, like a real bar of soap. It works with or without water! It's even dishwasher safe.

If you're in love with cold brew, now you can make your own right at home with the KitchenAid Cold Brew Coffee Maker ($129, originally $140). All you have to do is fill it with cold water and your favorite coffee and steep. The concentrated cold brew can stay fresh in your fridge for up to two weeks.

Your kitchen sink area will look so streamlined with this Kitchen Dish Soap Dispenser With Sponge Holder ($11, originally $16). It's your one-stop-shop for keeping your dishes and sink area clean. It can hold up to 12 ounces of soap, so you don't have to refill often.

Make breakfast a breeze with the Hamilton Beach Dual Breakfast Sandwich Maker ($40, originally $43). It'll make the most perfectly toasted and melty sandwiches in just five minutes. It's perfect for those who need to make a quick meal while they're working from home.

Create extra counter space with this Seropy Roll Up Over the Sink Dish Drying Rack ($22, originally $29). You can dry pots and pans, use it as a base for cutting veggies and fruits, and more. It's perfect for small places.

Slightly weird name, completely amazing result: The Ringer ($15). We forever said goodbye to steel-wool pads and discovered the best way to clean a cast-iron skillet is with this nifty scrubber.

Get this Promifun Stainless Steel Finger Guard ($10 for four) for the chef who always cuts it really close. It has an adjustable finger sleeve for a secure and safe fit. It's perfect for when you're chopping fruits, veggies, meats, and more. How smart is this tool?

Open your cans with a simple push of a button with the Kitchen Mama Electric Can Opener V2 ($36). It's a battery-operated, handheld can opener that also lets you easily lift the lid. It gets rid of all the hard work so you can get to cooking.

You'll never misread a measurement again with this handy Digital Kitchen Food Scale and Measuring Cup ($26). The smart device is great for baking and getting specific measurements. It can hold up to four cups of wet or dry ingredients.

Make sure herbs stay as fresh as possible with this Herb Saver Best Keeper ($20). Simply refill it with water every three to five days, and the herbs will last longer.

The FinaMill ($45) is a battery-operated spice grinder. It comes with two pods for storing and milling your spices of choice. You can even adjust the coarseness of your spices or dried herbs!

If you love to cook, meal prep like a pro with this Prepdeck Recipe Preparation Kit and Storage ($129). It's got everything you need to prep meals in one station. The space-saving design includes a large cutting board, 15 meal-prep containers of varying sizes, a removeable trash bin, and a storage section for tools. It even comes with multiuse prepping tools like a grater, a zester, a juicer, a slicer, a garlic grater, vegetable peeler, a bottle opener, and more.

If you love to drink cold brew and want to cut down on those Starbucks runs, you'll love using this Takeya Patented Deluxe Cold Brew Coffee Maker ($25, originally $35). It's easy to use and will fit right in your fridge door. It can make up to four servings of cold brew at a time.

Sweet treats are just a few minutes away with this Babycakes Mini Cake Pop Maker ($36). You can create all the cake pops your heart desires in any flavor you wish with this handy tool. It makes nine cake pops in one go!

Cooking just got so much easier with this Duo Meal Station Food Maker ($152, originally $175). The six-in-one device features two steamer baskets and a three-blade food processor. It's great for making and prepping baby food as well!

If you cry while cutting onions, the Kuhn Rikon Pull Chop Chopper/Manual Food Processor With Cord Mechanism ($38) is a must have. All you have to do is cut any fruit or veggie into the appropriate size to fit into the container and pull the cord to dice away.