Small Kitchen Appliances
Unused small appliances take up valuable kitchen space. Pull them all out, decide what stays, and keep the most-used items handy. Set a 6–12 month reminder—if you haven’t used it by then, it’s time to declutter and free up your cupboards.
The Art of Decluttering · Amy Revell
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Show Notes
Every kitchen I've ever been into has at least one (and usually many more) small appliance that they are no longer using that is taking up precious real estate in their kitchen cupboards.
Todays challenge is simple - take out every small appliance in your kitchen, lay it out on your benchtop or table and make honest choices about whether you use it enough to keep it (and allowing the space for it) or if it's time to let it go. When you're putting back the items you're keeping, put the most used at the front and set an alarm in your phone for 6-12 months time and if you haven't used the items at the back in that time, you can declutter them too.
To get you thinking, here are some ideas of what small appliances might be hiding in your kitchen cupboards:
Toaster
Sandwich press / jaffle maker
Blender
Stick (immersion) blender
Food processor
Hand mixer
Stand mixer (e.g. KitchenAid)
Coffee machine (pod, espresso, drip, plunger etc.)
Coffee grinder
Kettle
Slow cooker / crockpot
Rice cooker
Air fryer
Deep fryer
Bread maker
Ice cream maker
Waffle maker
Juicer
Electric frypan / skillet
Multi-cooker (e.g. Instant Pot, Thermomix, Ninja Foodi)
Electric griddle
Dehydrator
Popcorn maker
Milk frother
Yoghurt maker
Egg cooker
Pie maker
Food steamer
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