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Garlic Press
What you'll save: $7-$41
Notoriously hard-to-clean garlic presses are the subject of a bit of snobbery among professional cooks, who prefer to simply mince, chop, crush, or slice their garlic with a knife. If you need more reason to work on your knife skills: Interestingly, some food experts even say the press can impart a slight metallic tang as well as make the garlic overly potent — and more likely to ruin, not enhance, a dish.
Automatic Spaghetti Fork
What you'll save: $30
The fact that this product's description refers to it as a children's toy tells you everything you need to know: No one needs a motorized fork to twirl their pasta for them. Plus, it doesn't stop twirling when your fork is loaded up — the on/off button is manual — so you'll spend your meal twirling, switching the fork off, eating, switching the fork on, and going back for more pasta. We'll pass.
Yogurt Maker
What you'll save: $28-$87
You've got to really love yogurt to want one of these yogurt makers taking up space in your kitchen, especially since you can make even make yogurt in everyone's favorite multiple-use small appliance, the Instant Pot. Even worse, most of these gadgets won't turn out yogurt for at least half a day, and only do so in very small quantities. We'll stick to grabbing a six-pack on sale at the grocery store.
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