50 Genius Kitchen Gadgets You Never Knew You Needed Until Right Now

Sometimes, with food prep, manually measuring out your spices is just one step too many. This rotating, mountable spice rack features a twist-dial for precise 1/4-teaspoon quantities and can also be stacked for easy storage. Never worry about breaking out those cumbersome measuring spoons (plus, ugh, rinsing them out in between spices) ever again.

Conquer painful stovetop spills and splatters with a genius cone-shaped guard that'll surround your pan to keep contents contained and cooking —which means more time enjoying your meal and less time cleaning up after it.

Strain your pasta with ease with this gadget that clips on to the side of your pot, eliminating the need for those bulky bowl strainers that never fit into the sink or cabinet properly.

Plus, this will keep you from trying to strain all the water out by just holding the lid of the pot slightly ajar, because let's be real: That always ends in chaos and disappointment.

Cutting multiple fruits and veggies can clutter up a cutting board real quick.

This system not only has an opening for you to swipe your freshly chopped ingredients into, but it also has three containers beneath to catch them all. For things like soups and salads, you can keep the ingredients separate until you want to mix them.

For single ingredients, you can use one bin for your cuts and another for scraps, making them easy to toss into the compost or trash.

There’s something about cleaning a microwave that is unbelievably annoying. There are so many nooks and crannies, food gets baked on, and it never seems to stay clean for very long. But don’t despair: This little kitchen gadget works to release all the gunk from your microwave walls and doors with just water and a little bit of vinegar.

Simply fill the “Angry Mama” torso with water and vinegar, then put her head on. Steam will come out of the holes in her head, softening any baked-on food or grease.

Don't you wish you could have a little helper to keep an eye on your pasta, and let you know when it's just right? How about a diminutive dinner helper named Al Dente who has a song in his heart? This floating singing pasta timer features four different tunes which will be sung at 3-, 7-, 9-, and 11-minute intervals to let you know when different types of noodles are done.

Now you have no excuse to keep buying those frozen crinkle-cut fries, thanks to this easy Crinkle Cutter that'll let you slice potatoes with the perfect edge. If you're feeling extra ambitious, you can make some crinkle-cut chips by slicing a potato thinly. Or, you can make some carrot chips or wavy pickle slices if you so please.

Instead of chopping all your salad ingredients individually, put them all in this innovative bowl: Place the green cover on top, flip it over, and slice through the grates. To throughly chop everything, turn the grate one half-turn and slice again.

When you're done, flip the contraption back over, remove the lid, and enjoy your perfectly chopped salad. Just transfer onto a plate and add dressing!

The internet has just about every recipe imaginable, but that doesn't mean you always understand the measurements. If you're making a dessert that has flour listed in grams instead of cups, fear no more: This two-in-one measuring cup and scale does all the math for you.

Simply pour in your ingredients, and a small screen on the handle will tell you how much is in the cup. This tool also doubles as a regular measuring cup when you don't need any conversions.

We love a good spiralizer here at Best Products, and this best-selling handheld pick from Fullstar is one of the easiest to use. With four different blade options, this handheld kitchen appliance is super versatile, and really fun to use during dinner prep.

Making homemade ice cream at home with the kids just got a lot more fun, thanks to this ice cream ball from Yaylabs. Just load in all of your ingredients into the ball, give it a good shake, and get ready to enjoy perfect ice cream or frozen yogurt all year long.

If you've ever made butter using a Mason jar, a marble, and some heavy cream, this is basically the same thing — but way less labor-intensive.

You can have fresh, hand-churned butter in just minutes by using this crank, and as a bonus, you can also use it to exhaust your child when they have too much energy. This set also includes two butter paddles and an e-book of recipes.

Love a good hot dog? Before you fire up the outdoor grill, pop your favorite ingredients into this retro toaster for a meal that’ll have you saying, “Hot diggity dog!” Franks and buns done all in one — just how we like it.

This Cosori Pro Gen 2 Air Fryer feeds the whole family with its 5.8-quart capacity, and it's one of the most versatile, top-selling air fryer models out there. In just a few minutes, you can cook veggies and desserts with ease. The basket is even big enough to hold a 5-pound chicken!

It's happened to all of us — you try to cut the kernels off the cob and they end up rolling off the cutting board all over the counter. A week later, you find little pieces of corn hiding behind your coffee maker. Don't be that guy. This corn stripper quickly and easily separates your kernels from the cob without making a mess.

It's a lot easier to lick frosting off this wiper than off the tines of your whisk! Simply place the wiper on before you use your whisk, and when you're done, push it down the tines for a spotless utensil. Post-baking cleanup just got so much better.

Never place your wet and soapy sponge on a clean kitchen countertop again, thanks to this cute (and kind of ridiculous) kitchen sponge holder. It keeps the sponge off your most-used surfaces, but it also allows the soggy sponge to dry more quickly. Sweet dreams to your sponge!

Sweet dreams are made of cheese. Make your cheesy dreams a delicious reality with this portable mini raclette machine from Boska Holland. Just light the tea lights to get things heated up, and before you know it, you'll be in a melty, cheese-filled heaven.

Stop buying can after can of nonstick cooking spray and use what you already have: This mister allows you to use the cooking oil of your choice to grease pots, pans, and baking sheets. You can also use it to mist food, so you don't get a pool of oil at the bottom of your salad bowl.

If you're as clumsy as some of us on the Best Products team are, cutting tiny herbs is a dangerous task. These scissors finely chop small herbs like chives and cilantro, so not only will your food be free of irregularly sized herbs (we've all gotten a whole cilantro leaf in a bite of guac before), but your fingertips will also be spared from any cuts or mishaps.