We're Calling It — These Are the 70 Hottest Kitchen Items Money Can Buy

Get the Degrenne French Fuse Flatware Set ($240-$434 for 24 pieces) in your favorite finish.

We're loving this West Elm Gary Bodker Short Glass Caraf Cup Set ($90).

Just in time for spring, this Personalized Picnic Table Wine Carrier ($180) will help make new memories.

You'll have these functional Casafina Airtight Ceramic Storage Canisters ($53-$104) on display.

Keep your kitchen sink in order with the EKOBO Bamboo & Melamine Sink Caddy ($24).

This Spectrum Under Cabinet Triple Stemware Holder ($13) is so smart if you're lacking cabinet space.

These everyday Drinking Glasses (Set of 4) ($50) will add some color and playfulness to your kitchen shelves.

These Studiopatró Cross-Back Linen Kitchen Aprons ($84 each) are great picks for spring.

This Revolution Cooking 2-Slice High-Speed Smart Toaster ($300) will add so much more convenience to your day.

These Glass Studio Sasaki Smoked Wine Glass (Set of 4) ($50) will be a unique addition to your glassware.

These Fluted Acrylic Glassware ($6 each) look so refined and polished.

Taco Tuesday isn't complete without these eye-catching Bloomsbury Market Priolo Shot Glasses (Set of 2) ($12).

If you've ever thought about growing your own herbs, this Veritable Smart Indoor Garden & Herb Grower ($48-$200) will be a game changer.

If you're over chopping and peeling garlic, then invest in this Kitchen Innovations Garlic-A-Peel Garlic Press ($15).

Spreading butter straight out of the fridge can be annoying, but the That! Inventions Spread That Serrated Warming Butter Knife and Spreader ($20) is truly game changing.

Because new wine glasses are always a must, treat yourself to the Estelle Colored Wine Stemless Set ($160 for six).

Keep your herbs fresh for as long as possible by storing them in this Herb Saver Best Keeper ($21). Simply refill it with water every three to five days, and the herbs will last longer than ever.

These Bamboozle Bamboo Compost Bins ($40 each) will help you master the art of composting.

These West Elm Kaloh Stoneware Salad Plates ($8 - $32) come in a number of stunning color choices.

Any baker could use this Five Two Ultimate Baking Tool Set ($49) in their life.

This Red Wine Stain Remover ($8) is a no-brainer.

This Linus Tea Storage Box ($18) is the solution to keeping all your tea bags in an easily reachable place.

The Our Place Tahdig Trio ($65) is the brand's newest addition its traditional-ware collection. Made in celebration with Nooruz, which marks the beginning of the spring equinox in Iranian culture. Nooruz's most famous dish, Tahdig, is a crispy rice that's made by flipping over a pot when it's done being cooked. The amazing new Noosh-e-Joon Platter solves the problem of making the 180 degree flip easier than ever. Shop the launch by getting the addition to your pan or investing in the whole bundle, plus you can try the amazing recipe for yourself.

The Yamazaki Banana Holder ($19) will keep your countertop looking clean.

These Ben Medansky Dune Coasters ($45) are both stylish and help prevent rings.

We love that you can see through the Yamazaki Expandable Cutlery Drawer Organizer ($22).

This Food52 Five Two Bamboo Cutting Board ($59) is so practical, modern, and sleek.

This Ratio Eight Coffee Maker ($495) is genius. With just the touch of a button, it will deliver your perfect pour-over cup.

These Qualia Glass Orbit Wine Glasses (Set of 4) ($33, originally $56) are the stylish upgrade your bar cart needs.

This MINNA Modern Cotton Oven Mitt ($40) is a must.

Let this Butter Churner ($39) do the work of making his own fresh batch of butter for him.

Who wouldn't want to be served from this Row Boat Serving Bowl With Wood Serving Utensils ($65)?

The chef in your life will love this Gourmet Oil Dipping Spice Kit ($42).

The Instant Pot Duo 6qt 7-in-1 Pressure Cooker ($100) is the one-stop-shop for cooking a variety of quick, hassel-free meals.

You'll never have to worry about broken corks, thanks to this practical Wall Mount Wine Barrel Bottle Opener ($72, originally $150).

This Marble Wine Coaster ($20) will look good on your kitchen counter.

This Emile Henry Oil Cruet ($45 each) will look so good on your kitchen counter — plus, you'll get a ton of use out of it.

These Ten Speed Press Food52 Signed Cookbooks ($162) are the ultimate gift set.

Keep your pantry organized with the Yamazaki Spice Bottles With Rack ($33).

These Estelle Colored Glass Stemmed Wine Glasses (Set of 6) ($175) are so cheerful, making them a festive addition to any party.

Cut up vegetables quickly with the Vidalia Chop Wizard ($25).

This S'well Black Marble Ice Bucket & Tongs Set ($50) looks a lot more expensive than it is.

The Make Your Own Hot Sauce Kit ($40) not only tests your culinary expertise but also your spice level.

You'll get a lot of use out of this Marble Cookbook Stand ($30).

Take homemade to a whole new level with the Salsa Grow Kit ($12).

Perfect the art of bread making with the New World Sourdough Cookbook ($28).

Whip up smoothies, soups, and more with this handy Immersion Hand Blender ($50, originally $59).

Grow herbs and veggies with the Smart Garden Grow Kit ($100). It includes NASA-inspired soil that will give plants the proper amounts of oxygen, nutrients, and water. All you do is add water to a capsule once a month and you're set.

This Compact Swivel Cheese Board With Knives ($45 - $69) is for the hostess with the mostest.

More than a cookbook, The Rise by Marcus Samuelsson ($27) is a celebration of Black food. Drawing inspiration from Southern, West African, Caribbean, and East African cuisines, the recipes are as diverse as they are inspiring. I'm excited to get my copy now that it's been released, and I hope you'll join me in this appreciation of Black chefs and migrant stories.

Save yourself the arm workout with this handy Automatic Pan Stirrer With Timer ($25).

If you don't have a grill at home, this Eco-Friendly Instant Grill ($15) is a good option.

The Alem Cotton Napkin Set ($75) looks elegant and and modern.

After watching his episode of Chef's Table, I immediately had to grab Ivan Ramen by Ivan Orkin ($17). While I'm still missing some ingredients to make his savory ramen, I'm excited to get through winter with this cookbook.

This Artisanal Kitchen Supply Marble Napkin Holder ($15) will keep all your napkins or kitchen towels in order.

The bestselling Our Place Always Pan ($145) is a great way to introduce yourself to the brand, if you haven't already. It's made to replace the use of eight traditional pots and pans and save space in your cabinets. Not only is the size great for everything from pancakes to pasta, but it features a spatula, a handy spatula rest, a pour spout, and chic design. Plus, it comes in tons of great colors, so you can get the one that most matches your space.

There's a reason The Cooking Gene by Michael W. Twitty ($17) won the 2018 James Beard Foundation's book of the year award. Twitty, a culinary historian, takes the reader through an eye-opening memoir of Southern cuisine and food culture, paying homage to his unique heritage.

In Black Girl Baking ($16), author Jerrelle Guy takes us on a special baking journey that involves all our senses. From rosketti cookies to orange-peel pound cake, each recipe is infused with her personal story, combining practical advice with a unique storytelling flair.

Salads, smoothies, sandwiches and more, incorporate more microgreens into your lifestyle with the Ceramic Microgreens Grower ($60).

This Kuhn Rikon Piranha Fruit and Vegetable Peeler ($11) is so handy.

One of my all-time favorite cookbooks? No doubt, Senegal: Modern Senegalese Recipes From the Source to the Bowl by Pierre Thiam and Jennifer Sit ($25)! Whether you make the leg of lamb or striped sea bass with tomato relish, you will be transported into the country's rich, multifaceted cuisine.

In Jubilee: Recipes From Two Centuries of African American Cooking ($20), author Toni Tipton-Martin brings us into the kitchens of masters, teaching us how to make a host of savory and sweet dishes, like seafood gumbo, buttermilk fried chicken, pecan pie with bourbon, sweet potato biscuits, and so much more. I'm drooling just thinking about it.

The FinaMill ($35) is a battery-operated spice grinder. You can even adjustable coarseness of your spice!

Get this S'well Calacatta Gold 18-Ounce Cocktail Shaker Set ($40) for the next Zoom happy hour.

If you're a fan of award-winning author Padma Lakshmi, buy this cookbook ASAP. Tangy Tart Hot and Sweet ($16 and up) makes it super easy to accomplish the most elaborate meals, such as BBQ Korean short ribs, Keralan crab cakes, and chocolate amaretto ice cream. You'll experience a host of favors and learn about new spices.

We also have Plenty More by Yotam Ottolenghi ($24). It will be your go-to for healthy, meatless recipes that will leave you wanting more.

The Our Place Spruce Steamer ($30) is one of the brand's newest go-to tools. It simply attaches to the pan to steam dumplings, vegetables, fish, tamales . . . the list is endless.

Somali chef Hawa Hassan gathered stories from bibis (or grandmothers) and shared 75 recipes in this illuminating book, In Bibi's Kitchen ($19). You'll be transported to eight African nations (South Africa, Mozambique, Madagascar, Comoros, Tanzania, Kenya, Somalia, and Eritrea) through the flavors of mangoes, cinnamon, dates, and so much more.

Let's be honest, the worst part about washing lettuce is drying it. This Mueller Large 5L Salad Spinner ($28, originally $40) will make drying so much easier.

This Fellow Clyde Stovetop Tea Kettle ($99) looks sleek and modern. You'll have it on display all day.