Ashlie Hughes

2 weeks ago | foodandwine.com | Ashlie Hughes

Photo: Food & Wine / Amazon While Amazon’s spring sale is officially over, there are plenty more savings to be found. That is, if you know where to look. If you’re new to Amazon’s coupon page, you’re in for a treat. The retailer has unbelievable coupons on a KitchenAid pasta maker attachment, a fan-favorite nut milk maker, and more. Whether you’re looking for cookware or organizational tools, keep reading for the best Amazon Coupon deals, with items discounted up to 50% off.

4 weeks ago | foodandwine.com | Ashlie Hughes

Photo: Food & Wine / Amazon I’ve always cooked in compact kitchens, where space and organization is scarce. There’s nothing that drives me crazier than a kitchen tool that adds to the clutter, especially when it comes to food storage containers. I’ve purchased my fair share over the years, and finding an affordable and sturdy set has proven to be quite the challenge. Whether they’re flimsy, bulky, or stack awkwardly, many are not worth the money.

1 month ago | foodandwine.com | Ashlie Hughes

Photo: Food & Wine / Williams Sonoma Williams Sonoma just quietly launched a March collection full of great deals, some of which are up to 75% off. Whether you’re in need of a new ice cream maker or cookware to make your weekend brunches a breeze or just want some fun new kitchen upgrades, this sale has all that and more.   To help you narrow down the options, we’ve compiled a list of the best budget-friendly finds. Shop 10 of our favorite picks below, starting at just $20.

2 months ago | vinepair.com | Ashlie Hughes

When it comes to a timeless American whiskey cocktail like the Old Fashioned, the iconic brand Elijah Craig is a perfect choice. Elijah Craig Small Batch Bourbon’s pleasant spice notes, delicate smoke, and lingering richness are a natural fit for the spirit-forward recipe. For their second annual Old Fashioned Cocktail Contest, Elijah Craig and VinePair teamed up to challenge bartenders around the country to some good “old fashioned” fun.

Jan 3, 2025 | foodandwine.com | Ashlie Hughes

As of December 15, 2024, a report claiming harmful levels of toxic chemicals found in black plastic products has been amended due to a mathematical error. Experts still conclude these products may contain hazardous chemicals, albeit at a lower level than previously reported. If, like me, the great black plastic purge has left you with a gaping hole in your kitchenware, keep reading. We’re paying some love to silicone kitchen utensils.