If You Cook In A Teeny, Tiny Kitchen, You'll Adore These 26 Walmart Products
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Since they don't make teeny, tiny kitchen appliances, these products are the next best thing.
1. A paper towel holder designed to be mounted on a wall so you can utilize every inch of coveted counter space. Reviewers love that this gadget is easy to clean and can be installed vertically or horizontally to best suit your needs.
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Promising review: 'I got very tired of cleaning around my countertop towel holder, so I bought this to put under my cabinets. Works great! The lip on the end is large enough that the roll rarely falls off, and the color matches my kitchen hardware perfectly. Easy enough to install.' — Monica
2. A rotating spice rack with 16 pre-filled and labeled spice jars so you can make sure your food is always seasoned to perfection. The two-tier rack makes spices easy to find, while the large labels can help you distinguish sea salt from celery salt. Plus, it comes with five years of free spice refills.
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This set includes the spice rack and basil, bay leaves, celery salt, chives, coriander, crushed mint, fennel seed, herbs de Provence, Italian seasoning, marjoram, oregano, parsley, pizza seasoning, rosemary, sea salt, and seasoning salt.
Promising review: 'Looks nice and has a bunch of useful spices that I regularly use, without taking up much space. Half of the spices, I put away in my cabinet to make room for my favorite ones.' — Spydie
3. A sink caddy to hold sponges, dish wands, and more. This is great for those with minimal counter space, especially around the sink. Reviewers love that it stores items upright so they can dry quickly, and has a removable center base that makes it easy to clean.
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4. A set of three colorful mixing bowls in case you want to bake cookies, whip up a hearty salad, or make pancakes. Each bowl, which you can nest, has a pour spout and nonslip base for ease of use and is dishwasher safe.
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This set includes a 2.5-, 3.5-, and 4.5-quart bowl.
Promising review: 'These are really nice and thick. I love how there is rubber under to stop it from moving. Worth every penny.' — tina
5. A bamboo coffee pod organizer because there's nothing more frustrating than making the wrong cup of coffee (or tea) in the morning. This 25-pod organizer, which can go right underneath your coffeemaker, keeps everything nice and tidy.
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Promising review: 'I love this bamboo coffee pod holder!!!! Easy to open and close. Wipes off really nice. Perfect for my little coffee nook area. Wasn't expensive and well worth the money. I would definitely buy this again.' — Dorothy
6. A versatile (and adorable) variable speed immersion blender that takes up significantly less space than your average hulking stand mixer. While this lil' appliance can't mix everything, it's perfectly suitable for blending soups, chopping ingredients, and more in a matter of minutes.
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This immersion blender comes with a 2.5-cup chopper, a stainless steel whisk attachment, and a 24-ounce measuring cup.
Promising review: 'This tool is amazing. It can take the place of quite a few of your other kitchen gadgets. I was surprised at the power of this small beast. It did a great job and made the job safe and easy.' — MomandTeacher
7. A wooden spice rack with three tiers for folks who want to keep all of their spices organized and in the same place. The efficient rack even boasts an expandable feature so it can be sized to fit your spice collection. Pass the cayenne pepper!
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Promising review: 'With this spice rack, I have room to add more. It makes my shelf look so much better being organized, and I can find what I need quickly. I love the fact it is bamboo, and it blends nicely on my wooden shelf.' — Peggy
8. A six-piece knife set that'll cut meat, fresh produce, and everything in between. Each knife has a stainless-steel blade and an ergonomically designed handle — plus, they all fit into a compact, solid-wood storage block.
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The set includes a 3-inch paring knife, a 5-inch utility knife, a 5-inch chef knife, a 5-inch santoku knife, all-purpose scissors, and a natural wood storage block.
Promising review: 'I was looking for new knives and didn't want as huge of a knife block as I had. I literally never needed to use six steak knives at one time. This small set is working fine for my family of four. The scissors are low quality, and the knives aren't amazing, but they're much better than my old ones. And these are easy on the budget. Overall, it met my needs, and I have to give him five stars for price and value. Would I buy them again? Yep.' — Bethany
9. A Keurig single-serve coffee maker for when you don't feel like making a whole pot of java in the a.m. This appliance is handy for people with small kitchens because it's very narrow and doesn't take up much counter space.
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Promising review: 'I love this Keurig; it's exactly what I needed. I was looking for a sturdy K-cup machine that travels well and is compact; this was the perfect one. This Keurig works fast and brews a great-tasting cup of coffee. I love the color (light green), the ease of refilling the reservoir, the speedy brew time, and the design. I would recommend this product.' — Margaret
10. A floral-print utensil crock to organize your spatulas and whisks, and add to the whole "my loving grandmother gifted me everything in this kitchen, even though she knows I can't cook like her" vibe you've curated.
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11. A wire can dispenser you can use to organize your pantry, and thus save space. This three-tiered organizer holds up to 27 cans, and features a gravity flow design that allows cans to roll forward when one is removed.
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Promising review: ' I love how much space this saves me in my small pantry area. I'm able to efficiently store my cans in a small space. It seems to be well-made and sturdy. Put it on a sturdy shelf because it weighs quite a bit once it is loaded! I had no trouble putting it together — simple assembly.' — Deb
12. A Ninja food chopper you can use to chop, mince, and purée a variety of ingredients. This small appliance does the job of many different kitchen tools, and significantly ~cuts~ down on meal prep time. It's also very easy to clean.
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Promising review: 'This is the best food chopper I have used, and I have owned quite a few. It is sturdy, strong, and beautifully made. Chops evenly and easily. Control over the chop is great. A little awkward being a bit top-heavy with the powerful motor in the top unit. However, the receptacle is also well-made and has a nice gripping bottom stabilizing the unit. This is a small caveat considering the great design and performance of the chopper.' — Walmart Customer
13. A kitchen island cart that'll give you some space to prep meals while keeping everything neat and tidy. This piece, which features lockable wheels, offers a drawer, two internal shelves, a spice rack, and a towel bar for additional storage.
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Promising review: 'The wood construction and fasteners were excellent. Assembly was time-consuming, as there were a lot of parts, but everything went together very well. The cart saved the day for cooking, as a lot of utensils were transferred from the cupboard to the cart and cut down retrieval time. A new microwave fit perfectly on top. The color of the wood matched the existing decor. Perfect purchase.' — Bardbro
14. A compact two-slice toaster with a touchscreen, because your bread deserves the best. This adorable appliance features seven settings and a browning control with convenient preset buttons, and can accommodate a variety of different sized breads, including bagels.
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Promising review: 'Love, love, love the look of this! The purple color is also so pretty! Gone are the days of our eyesore old toaster! My fiancée lets me keep it out 'on display' because it's so cute!! Besides the looks, though, it also functions fabulously so far! I love the touch screen and options for toasting, AND it toasts so beautifully!!' — Lauren
15. A dish-drying rack that'll fit right over your sink as your dishes dry. This rack has slits that allow water to drip down and features silicone ends to protect your sink and counter and keep it from slipping. When it's not in use, you can just roll it up.
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Promising review: 'I keep it in place and literally just roll it up if I need the sink. It's sturdy, easy to clean, and easy on the eyes. It has a nonslip surface and I've laid some pretty sharp knives across it to dry! Nice to have it if there's no room for a dish drainer.' — momsavvy
16. A four-piece set of narrow glass storage jars with bamboo lids that'll group and display your dry goods in a stylish way while also keeping everything super fresh and clean. Three cheers for no crumbs!
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Each set includes one 4-inch jar, 5.5-inch jar, 7.25-inch jar, and 8.75-inch jar.
Promising review: 'Canisters are airtight and look very nice in my cabinets. The tallest is perfect for spaghetti.' — DD
17. A compact 3-in-1 egg cooker for those who want to make hard-boiled eggs, poached eggs, or omelets without having to use a bunch of pans on the stove. This gadget fits up to seven eggs at a time, making it easy to whip up a quick breakfast.
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Promising review: 'I love this egg cooker. It's small, holds up to seven eggs, is simple to use and clean, and cooks the eggs perfectly. The eggs peeled so easily. I love it. I bought one for my daughter because I like mine so much. My 4-year-old granddaughter, with supervision, makes hardboiled eggs, poached eggs, or omelets each morning using this cooker.' — Charla
18. A set of four organization bins that'll add some order to any refrigerator or pantry and save you precious real estate. Since these bins are clear, you can see exactly what's inside, and they're a cinch to clean in the event of a spill.
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Each set includes four 14.10 x 5.40 x 12.10-inch bins.
Promising review: 'These are very handy for larger shelving that needs compartments or higher hard-to-reach back-of-shelf usage. These bins help make items more accessible overall and still visible because they are clear. They make kitchen pantry and cabinet shelves more functional and easier to access. And if something spills or leaks, it is contained! The bins are so easy to clean quickly.' — JBee
19. A set of matching oven mitts and pot holders to protect your hands from hot dishes. Each piece is machine washable, and the mitts are heat resistant up to 480 degrees. They also have little loops to store them on your stove or pot rack with hooks.
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The set includes two oven mitts and two matching pot holders.
Promising review: 'This is exactly what I've been looking for! Super comfortable and made of good, quality fabric. Easy to put on quickly when needed. Fast clean-up. And very heat-resistant.' — Yehudi
20. A charming six-drawer spice and tea organizer from The Pioneer Woman that's too cute not to buy. Each ceramic drawer boasts a playful floral pattern, and the whole thing can fit right on your kitchen counter or pantry shelf in an effort to conserve space.
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Promising review: 'Absolutely beautiful! I use this for my K-Cups and tea bags in my coffee bar! So pretty, I love the teal blue. It's roomy and really brightens up my coffee bar!' — Maleah
21. A cold brew coffee maker that can fit on your refrigerator door, instead of occupying counter space. This dishwasher-safe item, which is also great for hot coffee or tea, features an airtight leakproof lid that locks in freshness and flavor.
22. A small soap dispensing sink brush from KitchenAid so you can clean all of your dishes and nonstick cookware in minutes. As you're washing your dishes, simply push the button on the brush to release just the right amount of dish soap and start scrubbing!
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Promising review: 'This is the best soap brush for the kitchen I have ever used. It has held up wonderfully, even with two teenagers. There is absolutely no leaking from it like others that I have tried.' — Tammy
Price: $8.83 (also available in a two- or six-pack)
23. A set of nesting measuring cups to accurately measure a variety of ingredients. The multicolored set is dishwasher-safe and easy to store even if you're low on space.
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This set includes sizes from 1/4 teaspoon up to one cup.
Promising review: 'This product is great. I've had it for more than 5 years and can attest the durability of these cups. They are colorful and beautiful to lift someone's mood whilst using them.' — Anika
Price: $9.98
24. A small KitchenAid can opener that also acts as a bottle opener so you don't need to bother with purchasing two gadgets. Even if you don't cook often, this item will still get plenty of use.
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Promising review: 'The best can opener I ever owned. Opens cans smooth as a pie.' — Richard
Price: $11.99+ (available in two colors)
25. A set of six colorful mixing bowls so you can prep doughs, salads, glazes, and more. Each bowl has a matching lid so you can also use them to store food. Plus, these useful bowls can nest in each other to save space, and are all dishwasher- and microwave safe.
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This set includes a 6-quart bowl, a 3.9-quart bowl, a 2.3-quart bowl, a 1.4-quart bowl, a .75-quart bowl, and a .3-quart bowl, all with matching lids.
Promising review: 'I love them. I like how they have lids so if I mix anything up and have leftovers I don't have to throw it away or find another container to place it in!!!' — Angel
Price: $19.96 (available in two colors)
26. A tiered shelf so you can store more dishes in your kitchen cabinets without creating chaos. The shelf establishes two layers (gotta utilize that vertical space) that allow you to organize glasses, plates, and mugs. You can also use it in your pantry or under the sink.
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Promising review: 'This rack is strong, sturdy, and well-made. I am not concerned about stacking my everyday Lenox cereal bowls and breakfast plates on and under it. It does not wiggle and wobble like the old ones I tossed out did. I can see it used in the cabinet under the kitchen or bathroom sink and in the pantry or craft room. I was impressed with how well it is made and will be ordering a couple more. Strong and Sturdy.' — Carol
Price: $12.98 (also available in a two-pack)
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