Alison DeNisco Rayome/ZDNET If you're a soft-serve ice cream aficionado, you may lament that you can only get your fix from a Dairy Queen, McDonald's, or the like this time of year. But there is a way to get delicious soft-serve ice cream, frozen yogurt, or fruit whip from the comfort of your kitchen: the , a countertop ice cream maker with a pull-handle to dispense your own soft serve.
Vitamix makes some of the greatest blenders you can buy right now (and maybe ever), so it's no surprise that they've made our best blenders list for years. Our editors love how simple, quick, and efficient they are, with heavy-duty blades and powerful motors that can easily crush ice, cut through fibrous vegetables, and whip up creamy smoothies, hot soups, rich nut milks and butters, and so much more.
The Creami Swirl was easier to set up than I expected. I appreciated that the instructions were easy to follow, and there were also stickers on each piece reminding you how to use them as you go. You get a recipe book and two pint-sized ice cream containers to make your creation in, which then need to freeze for 24 hours before you can put them in the machine.
This isn't just any old olive oilit's Brightland's classic extra virgin olive oil and garlic flavored olive oil in a gorgeous gift set that also includes two gold stainless steel spouts for pouring and a Mackenzie-Childs checkered dipping bowl. It's a gift that doubles as a cooking ingredient and kitchen decor. So if she loves to cook, she'll love this set.
There's something refreshing about a kitchen appliance that doesn't try too hard. The Samsung Bake Ultra concept by Octavio Leon Villareal proves that minimalism, when done right, can be anything but boring. This compact electric oven manages to look like a premium piece of tech while maintaining the kind of simplicity that actually makes sense in real life. At first glance,
According to a notice from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the recall includes about 1,290,000 units in the United States and another approximately 104,195 units in Canada. In the U.S., the ovens were sold nationwide in stores such as Bed Bath & Beyond, Costco, and Walmart. The products were sold from August 2015 to July 2025 for $140 to $250. They were also available online through Amazon.com and Overstock.com during this time.
If you're someone who eats eggs regularly and values speed and precision, then yes, an electric egg cooker can be a worthwhile investment. But if you're more of an occasional egg-eater, stovetop methods are perfectly adequate.
Putting the Shark Steam Pickup 3-in-1 together was easy. Slot in the handle and fill up the clean water tank, which holds 0.42 liters. Then plug the mop into a wall outlet (the cord is 25 feet long) and press the button to pick a steam level-there are Light, Medium, and Deep cleaning options.