Kitchen

[simplyfriends]

I recently made a trip to Dollar Tree to get a few crafting items. They have the best kitchen utensils by Betty Crocker. I've had my kitchen shears for a year and I use them almost every day. Also, that $1 choc chip cookie mix is yummy... it only makes 12 but that's all we need. 

[CelticCrafter]

All those red utensils - don't drop them on the floor, they break.

[Love my grandkids]

@simplyfriends I used to buy that cookie mix ages ago. I'd usually buy 2 or 3 and make cookies as it saved time making from scratch when DH, son and I were so busy. Nice memory.

[shoesnbags]

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@CelticCrafter wrote:

All those red utensils - don't drop them on the floor, they break.

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Aren't they plastic???

@CelticCrafter 

[froggy]

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@shoesnbags wrote:

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@CelticCrafter wrote:

All those red utensils - don't drop them on the floor, they break.

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Aren't they plastic???

@CelticCrafter 

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Hard plastic breaks easily, especially on tile floors.

[luvmyteddy4]

I have found that many of off brand pkgs of cookie mix and muffin mix are pretty good.

[Northern Belle 2]

I haven't been in a Dollar Tree in ages.  I do need a few kitchen gadgets so I'll check these out.  Thanks! 🙂

[Carmie]

I have quite a few of those kitchen gadgets in my two RV's.  There is no need to buy expensive items for part time use.

I haven't had any problems with the quality of the items and nothing broke when I dropped it.  I do not have hard tile floors in my kitchen, though.  I have several pairs of those kitchen shears.  I buy extra because my DH walks off with them to use in the garage.

[Catty2]

The BC food storage container there are also good.

[lork]

I bake a lot of bundt cakes and the Dollar Tree has the perfect cake carrier! It's not large or heavy, but just right for a 10 cup bundt cake.  Now I don't feel bad if I've taken someone a cake and they don't return the covering.