Appliances, cookware & kitchen tools — rated on performance, durability and value.

Brilliance is a lunch container you can trust with soup. In Canada, oven-safe glass bases cost a bit more per container. Its gasket is fixed.

For back-to-back batches: Whynter's compressor churns 2.1 quarts in 30-50 min.

Smoother ice cream than machines costing six times more; Canada's ICE-21C is Cuisinart's ICE-21P1.

Worth it for Canadian cooks who blend daily: the Vitamix 5200 can heat soup by friction on a frigid Prairie morning.

Instant Pot's Duo Plus clears a cluttered counter, and its quiet steam release fits Canadian apartment kitchens.
DealA family-sized basket fryer sold in Canada, the TurboBlaze is rated 4.4/5 for its wide 5.7 L basket and crisp browning.

YETI's 30 oz Rambler works for Canadians from January commutes to July heat, with a no-sweat, dishwasher-safe body.

Breville's café-grade espresso machine for small Canadian kitchens, is hot in 3 seconds on cold mornings.

Cooking for a small household? Cuisinart's ClearView, rated 4.3/5 and sold in Canada as the AFC-4C, shows food crisping through glass.

New to espresso? The Breville Barista Express, grinds and steams well, and Breville has called it Canada's top seller.
DealCanadian cooks get a TrendPlain glass bottle that mists, streams and pours, for under half the Evo's CAD price.

Cuisinart's KitchenAid Artisan rival for Canadian bakers, with a 500W motor and pasta add-ons.

Fellow's espresso machine is for Canadian home baristas, with dual-boiler-class heat stability.









