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7 MUST HAVE TOOLS for a productive kitchen WWW.DELICIOUSEVERYDAY.COM 7 MUST HAVE TOOLS for a productive kitchen DUAL PEELER a good quality peeler makes peeling vegetables a breeze. Even better if it does double duty and peels and juliennes, like this peeler. Get yours here. CITRUS ZESTER Lemons, limes and oranges are a fantastic way to add a big flavour boost to your recipes, and the zest is where all the flavour is. A great zester will make zesting a breeze and leave the bitter pith behind. I also use mine to mince garlic. Get yours here. CHEF'S KNIFE While good quality knives are an investment, they are one of the best kitchen investments. I've had my Global Chef's Knife for almost 10 years and I use it absolutely every day. Get yours here. And don't forget a sharpener to keep it sharp. deliciouseveryday.com deliciouseveryday.com 7 MUST HAVE TOOLS for a productive kitchen IMMERSION BLENDER WITH ATTACHMENTS as much as I love my full size food processor, I use the food processor attachment for my immersion blender every day because it is so easy and the perfect size for any task. I also use my immersion blender for soups and tasks such as making mayonnaise. Get yours here. STAND MIXER I use my stand mixer all the time. Cake making becomes a breeze and kneading bread is no longer a chore. Get yours here. FRYING PAN From frying onions, to sauteeing mushrooms and cooking burgers a good quality frying pan is essential in any productive kitchen. Get yours here. deliciouseveryday.com 7 MUST HAVE TOOLS for a productive kitchen KITCHEN SCALES if you bake scales are an absolute essential to ensure the best results every time. Get yours here. deliciouseveryday.com.

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