The 47 Best Kitchen and Cookware Gifts, All Tested by CNET - CNET

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Kitchen gifts under $50

Microplane zester

This $18 kitchen tool is a favorite of chefs and experienced home cooks, but as food writer and culinary school grad Pamela Vachon writes, a surprising number of kitchens are missing one. A reliable zester will encourage you to add citrus or finely grated garlic to your next sauce or salad dressing. Need a gentle wisp of parmesan? The Microplane is your new best friend.

A chef staple that many are missing

Ambrosia produce bags

When we tested a trio of produce keepers, Ambrosia’s cozy linen bags came out on top in extending the life of leafy greens and bell peppers. As CNET’s wellness editor Anna Gragert writes, “Linen is the way to go since the material is antimicrobial, meaning it prevents bacterial growth and the formation of mold.” It doesn’t hurt that they look nice, too.

A natural veggie keeper

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