I have a Google Home House. 🤓 In my tiny apartment, I’ve insisted that we have three Google Home Minis and one Google Home Hub. One in each room, that’s how it’s supposed to work, right? 💁♂️
LISTEN. I have a lot of feelings about automated espresso machines. 👨🏫 I love that they represent an easy 1-button alternative to the SCORGE of waste-making capsule coffee machines that took over the world over the last 5 years. 😡
This is one of the first things I thought to buy when I first started getting serious about kitchen appliances. 👨🍳
Litter scoopers are disgusting. 🤮 And usually they’re this really flimsy plastic. This is a thing you use almost every day that should do a really good job every time. Why not buy a good metal one?
I love blendy things. I always knew I needed the Cuisinart food processor in my kitchen. Learned that from every mom ever. But what I never really knew I NEEDED in my kitchen was a simple immersion blender. These things are a fraction of the price of a food processor or a blender, and they’re super versatile.
I first saw this wallet when one of my friends pulled it out years ago and it’s been on my wishlist since. I thought it was so great that it’s so compact, still fits in my pocket but makes room for lots of storage. 🗄️
I actually got the Breville Stand Mixer for free, using United MileagePlus points, 💸 but I did pick it out and so I do recommend it. Here are some things I like about it:
As I’m sure we all have, I’ve used a ton of dish scrubbers in my life. (If you’re into sponges ur gross and please move along.)
It’s really hard to switch phones. Everything is new and different; patterns, features, organization—everything needs to be relearned. When I switched from my iPhone 7 Plus to a Google Pixel 2 I was pretty disappointed.
I’m constantly searching for good 🔪 knives that aren’t ugly. I’ve found two.
When you’re cutting, you gotta make sure you’re separating raw meat from regular stuff. Also it’s generally smart to buy a non-porous cutting board for raw 🐖 meats.
Doesn’t everyone have at least one bluetooth speaker in their lives at this point? I’ve been on my bluetooth speaker game since 2011 when I got the first Jambox.
Ok, now we’re getting gratuitous. But I did say my tastes skew a bit techy, which means I sometimes spend a lot of money to make cool stuff happen in my home.
I never could find a dish drying rack I liked. They always seem so cheap and flimsy. Occasionally I see one 🔎 online 💻 that’s really designery and simple, but things like that are always hard to actually buy IRL.
When it comes to casual food storage, it really seems like no one cares. Like somehow everyone has the cheapest most plastic, 🕯 meltable containers in their kitchen.
