Kitchen gadgets make great gifts, and Consumer Reports’ experts tried and tested loads of them to make sure the cooks on your list get a quality gift for $20 or less.
You don’t need to spend lots of money to make a great meal. The same goes for prepping a one, says Consumer Reports’ resident chef.
CR’s testers liked the simplicity of the handheld Kyocera Ceramic Mandoline. It evenly slices hard and medium foods and costs $20. If you have a baker on your list, the Greater Goods Digital Kitchen Scale is the perfect gift and costs about $10.
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