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Christopher Kimball's Milk Street for KAF Utility Kitchen Towel
Our Utility Kitchen Towels come in four different colors, each in a simple, elegant striped pattern. These cotton chambray slub towels absorb water easily and are the perfect size and weight for heavy-duty kitchen work (even using as a hot mitt). They are 20 x 30 inches and come with a hanging loop for easy storage.
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Christopher Kimball's Milk Street for KAF French Stripe Apron
Sometimes the simplest kitchen tasks are the hardest. Like boiling an egg. I’ve also found that the simplest tools—such as aprons—are equally confusing. Aprons that are too short. (I like them to reach just above the knee.) Or aprons that are made of fabric that is too light or, on the other hand, too heavy. You feel like you’re in a woodworking shop. I like function in my kitchen with clean designs—no wild colors or cutesy printed messages. Our elegant French Stripe apron, patterned after those worn by European shopkeepers, is not a gauzy fashion accessory but rather built to last for real cooks, substantial in terms of fabric weight but not overwhelming. Its wider-than-standard bib provides maximum protection from splatters, and the apron itself is the proper length—just above the knee for me. Some aprons are so short that you end up with flour or hot oil on your pants if you’re not careful! The two wide pockets are great for an instant-read thermometer, a cellphone, a timer, a peeler or even a small kitchen towel. We also love the design of the adjustable neckstrap, which uses a metal buckle (similar to a guitar strap) and avoids the issue of loose ends.
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Christopher Kimball's Milk Street for KAF Flour Sacks - Set of 3
These lint-free, 100 percent cotton flour sack towels are Milk Street’s lightest, gauziest dish towels. They have a simple and beautiful striped design and are perfect for glassware, wiping down a counter or drying knives.
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Christopher Kimball's Milk Street for KAF Chambray Apron
Sometimes the simplest kitchen tasks are the hardest. Like boiling an egg. I’ve also found that the simplest tools—such as aprons—are equally confusing. Aprons that are too short. (I like them to reach just above the knee.) Or aprons that are made of fabric that is too light or, on the other hand, too heavy. You feel like you’re in a woodworking shop. I like function in my kitchen with clean designs—no wild colors or cutesy printed messages. Our Chambray apron is not a gauzy fashion accessory but rather built to last for real cooks, substantial in terms of fabric weight but not overwhelming. Its wider-than-standard bib provides maximum protection from splatters, and the apron itself is the proper length—just above the knee for me. Some aprons are so short that you end up with flour or hot oil on your pants if you’re not careful! The two wide pockets are reinforced with metal rivets at the corners, so you can load them up with your instant-read thermometer, cellphone, a timer, a peeler or even a small kitchen towel. For a functional design element that complements the rustic look of this apron, we feature a large metal grommet at the neck for an easy adjustable neck strap—once you have the correct length, just tie a double knot.
Milk Street Shopping Tote
Take Milk Street shopping! Our all-purpose heavy duty 12-ounce Milk Street Tote Bag is made of cotton and features a front pocket and a 22-inch double-stitched shoulder strap. We use it to buy groceries, to head to the beach, for long weekends, and even to haul stuff back and forth to the office.
Christopher Kimball's Milk Street for KAF Gingham Apron
Sometimes the simplest kitchen tasks are the hardest. Like boiling an egg. I’ve also found that the simplest tools—such as aprons—are equally confusing. Aprons that are too short. (I like them to reach just above the knee.) Or aprons that are made of fabric that is too light or, on the other hand, too heavy. You feel like you’re in a woodworking shop. I like function in my kitchen with clean designs—no wild colors or cutesy printed messages. Our elegant Gingham apron, an updated classic, is not a gauzy fashion accessory but rather built to last for real cooks, substantial in terms of fabric weight but not overwhelming. Its wider-than-standard bib provides maximum protection from splatters, and the apron itself is the proper length—just above the knee for me. Some aprons are so short that you end up with flour or hot oil on your pants if you’re not careful! The two wide waist pockets are great for a a cellphone, a timer, a peeler or even a small kitchen towel; for home cooks who like to mark up their recipes, we also added a breast pocket on this apron perfect for storing small items like pens. To keep things neat, this apron’s adjustable neckstrap uses a metal buckle (similar to a guitar strap) and avoids the issue of loose ends.