This kettle from Chef’s Choice blends classic teakettle looks with the latest convenience features, and plenty of wattage for speedy water boiling.

The cordless feature means that only the kettle base plugs into the wall. The kettle itself docks onto the base when in use, and can be lifted off at any ...

The Edgecraft Diamond Sharpening Stone from Chef's Choice has been designed as a single stone solution to knife sharpening. One general purpose grit is able to handle major edge restoration as well as put a finished cutting edge on a blade.

If you have fairly loose standards, that's true enough. ...

Even before Ikea came to town, Scandinavian food was working its way into the restaurant scene. I imagine that twenty years ago, you weren't likely to find abel skivers on a menu at an American breakfast restaurant no matter how trendy they were. But things are changing. And ...

With the Chef's Choice Waffle Cone Express, you're two minutes away from a freshly made waffled sugar cone for ice cream. The nonstick waffle plates are seven inches across. The locking latch and overflow channel ensure consistent results. The unit offers instant temperature recovery, enabling you to make cone ...

This electric teakettle boils as much as 1-3/4 quarts of water per batch with 1500 watts of power. The design protects the heating element, so it won't build mineral deposits. Safety features include automatic shut off and boil dry protection, plus Chef's Choice added a locking lid to prevent accidents.

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The only mystery is why this fine edged (non serrated) blade doesn't come as standard equipment. In restaurant kitchens I've used nothing else.

Of course, for kitchen counter slicing machines the serrated edge does ease the load on the machine somewhat, especially if users are careful not to apply too much ...

The Chef's Choice 675 Hot Pot is made from stainless steel with a mirror finish exterior. The interior has a brushed stainless finish. At fifteen hundred watts, the pot boils faster than a microwave to provide water for coffee, tea, hot chocolate, soup or hot cereal. The pot lifts from ...

For the task of boiling water, there’s really no easier method than an electric kettle. You don’t even need a kitchen. Just water and an electrical outlet.

Electric kettles have been a standard kitchen appliance in England for decades. They are finally catching on in the United States with many models now ...

Less than ninety seconds to a hot Belgian waffle? That's what the Chef's Choice WafflePro promises via eleven hundred watts of power. The quad baking system allows each waffle to be made to order, specifying the color, texture, flavor and aroma. A floating hinge preserves the thickness of your waffle. The ...

Electric food slicers within the price range of most home chefs are usually disappointing, at best good enough for occasional use by careful and tolerant owners. The Chef's Choice 632 is actually good enough to be a dependable part of your kitchen. Use it to slice bread, lettuce, cheese, and ...

When a knife is too worn to touch up with a sharpening steel, many chefs turn to sharpening machines rather than stones. Out of curiosity I've tried many of them--they are usually inexpensive and promise to do a quick job without any mess. I've always so far found the results ...

It can be tricky to keep up with all the different Chef's Choice electric sharpeners. Read our reviews of the various choices and your head might start to spin.

The long and short of it is this... If you've got exclusively Asian knives, the 316 is probably for you. If ...

Most knife buffs turn up their noses at electric sharpeners, and for good reason. There are enough crummy ones out there that it's usually good advice to just avoid them altogether. The worst of them will chew up your edges, taking off a good chunk of metal while leaving them jagged and ...

First, let's get something out of the way... you will be hard pressed to find a better electric slicer for this price. The 610 is not a professional model -- we'll discuss what it's lacking in just a bit -- but for home use it can't be beat.

Chef's Choice makes excellent products ...

The Chef's Choice lineup of electric sharpeners can be a bit tricky to navigate. We've written about the Chef's Choice M120 and the M130 previously, so now we'll tackle the 110.

First, let's get something out of the way... Chef's Choice stands out among electric sharpener manufacturers by making high-quality ...

Thinking about buying an electric sharpener? Then you need to read this.

Electric sharpeners are dangerous! And I don't mean dangerous to you, I mean dangerous to your knives. In the best case, a poor-quality sharpener will leave your edges dull. Worst case, it will remove a ton of metal from your ...

Using an electric sharpener is an easy way to ensure you get a consistent edge without delving into the art of manual sharpening.

But be careful which electric sharpener you use. Some are too aggressive -- they'll eat away at your blade and you'll soon be left with a useless knife.

Others don't sharpen ...