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I tried Breville's Eye Q Auto toaster — and its 'shade scanner' really does make burnt toast a thing of the past
By Lucy Scotting published
Breville has kicked the toaster game up a notch with the introduction of the Eye Q, a smart toaster that toasts according to color, not time.

Best refrigerator sales and deals in November 2025
By Millie Davis-Williams last updated
From Home Depot to Lowe's, here are the best refrigerator sales and deals available now.

Is it OK to cook tomato sauce in cast iron? I asked pro chefs, and they all said the same thing
By Millie Fender published
The occasional tomato sauce won't wreck your cast iron, but there's some things you should know before you try it at home.

I just tried Stanley Cup's drip coffee maker — here's my verdict
By Erin Bashford published
I tested out Stanley's camping pour-over coffee maker (with a built-in filter!) and was weirdly impressed, but I can't quit my classic Hario V60.

The coffee world would have you believe you need loads of expensive coffee accessories, but I'm an ex-barista, and I disagree. You just need these 2 things
By Erin Bashford published
The coffee world believes you need $1k worth of coffee accessories to make real espresso, but they're all wrong. You only need two things for 10/10 coffee.

IKEA released a new $6 fridge storage essential that will help herbs last so much longer
By Millie Fender published
IKEA's new $6 storage essential will instantly reduce food waste, saving you money and helping the planet.

You might know Stanley from its iconic water bottle, but I just tried its pour-over coffee maker — I'm weirdly impressed
By Erin Bashford published
Stanley Perfect Brew Pour Over isn’t as perfect as its name might suggest, but it’s great for campers and outdoor enthusiasts who need coffee on the trail.

I finally found an electric coffee grinder under $150 — but I can only recommend it for one type of home barista
By Erin Bashford published
The Casabrews Tornado is a very unique coffee grinder. It’s just $139, which is majorly cheap for a burr grinder, but you get what you pay for.
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