16 Things to Make Your Kitchen Really Feel Like Fall

"I personally want a meal delivery service like Green Chef. It's the first USDA-certified organic meal kit company, and the meal choices appeal to different diets like omnivore, Paleo, keto, and vegan. The recipes are easy to make and turn out delicious." — Anna Monette Roberts, editor, Food

"As much as I love Champagne, I avoid having to open it at all costs. I'm constantly afraid I'm going to poke my own or a friend's eye out as the cork flies across the room. Luckily, the Pampered Chef Champagne Opener ($33) has changed my bubbly drinking ability for the better. To safely open Champagne, all I have to do is remove the foil, pull the wire key of the bottle down, and place the device on top of the bottle. Then I untwist the key and use the handle to pop the cork while containing it in the device. It keeps the cork from flying and makes opening it a breeze." — Sarah Siegel, editorial assistant, Shopping and Products

"Normally I steer clear of yogurt cups that come with toppings, as they're much too sweet, but I'll make an exception for the Mates, the latest line from Noosa. Maple Ginger ($3) is my favorite of the bunch with a creamy maple yogurt base topped with crisp granola and candied ginger." — Nicole Perry, contributor, Food

"Ghirardelli Salted Caramel Crunch Intense Dark Chocolate ($4) has everything I want in a chocolate bar: rich, dark chocolate that snaps to reveal a crunchy caramelized pieces with a salty finish." — AMR

"¡Café Libre! is importing Cuban coffee to the US for the first time since 1962. The concept is simple: order online and have the Cuban coffee delivered to your door by Thanksgiving. If you order sooner rather than later, you'll have first access to the coffee (with the best deals). Coffee fanatics like myself most certainly are going to want to be among the first to try this regional bean." — AMR

"Like Misen's first launch, a direct-to-consumer chef's knife, its paring knife ($30) far outperforms the reasonable price tag. Sturdy, sharp, and well-designed, it comes in three colors (black, gray, and blue)." — NP

"If you've been on the fence about trying sous vide cookery or are looking for a space-saving upgrade to your current setup, Joule ($200) is absolutely worth considering. It's as if Apple got into the market of designing cookware: sleeker, smaller, and smarter than the competition, it uses new technology to heat up the water more efficiently, has a smooth setup thanks to a magnet in its base (no need to clip the wand onto a pot), and is paired with a ridiculously easy-to-use, beautifully designed app." — NP

"While my boyfriend and I rarely have trouble polishing off a bottle of wine, sometimes I want a glass of white and he's more in a red mood. Enter Nomadica's Tasting Flight ($33), a collection of six beautifully designed cans of wine which includes two Rosés, a white blend, a Chenin Blanc, a Petite Syrah, and a Pinot Noir. Worth noting: the wine here is actually quite good, and, of course, these are an excellent picnic option as well." — NP

"One of my favorite ways to send a lazy Fall afternoon is curled up with a good book, an excellent glass of wine, and a cheese and charcuterie board to nibble on while I lose myself in an epic story. It's pretty much perfection — and this season I'm absolutely going to be chowing down on this Organic Paté aux Pommes et Cidre ($7) from Trois Petit Cochons. It's a handcrafted, all-organic pate that pairs extremely well with a crisp fruity white, some sharp creamy cheese, and a smear of fresh jam." — NI