Details and Best Kitchen Finds

Active Amazon shoppers may have recently noticed a shopping experience called Amazon Haul. While it’s still in beta testing, the new storefront has been live since November, and incredible products are waiting to be found. The newly launched discount store has countless products across multiple categories, including a huge selection of discounted kitchenware, and it’s all $20 or less. Items are shipped from outside the U.S. to keep costs down. Not only are the products shockingly affordable, but orders over $25 get free shipping. The retailer is also taking an additional 5% off orders over $50 and 10% off orders over $75.

We rounded up the best Amazon Haul kitchen finds, including clever kitchen tools and gadgets like a corn stripper, mug storage hooks, and a can strainer. Prices start at $1 when you shop today.

Best Amazon Haul Kitchen Finds

• Silicone Can Strainer, $2
• Under-Cabinet Mug Hooks, $3, originally $4
• Silicone Scraper Spatula, $1
• Stainless Steel Corn Stripper, $3
• 5-Layer Multipurpose Kitchen Scissors, $3
• 6-Piece Silicone Spatula Set, $7
• 4-in-1 Can and Bottle Opener, $3
• 6-Piece Silicone Stretch Lid Set, $2, originally $3
• Stainless Steel Clip-On Spoon Hook, $3
• 4-Piece Dough Scraper Set, $2, originally $3

Silicone Can Strainer

Why dirty a full-sized colander to drain a tiny can of beans? This mini silicone strainer fits on any standard can, so all you have to do is pop it onto an open can, add some water, turn it over, and your beans will be ready to eat. Best of all, it’s small enough to store in any drawer and can be cleaned in the dishwasher.

Under-Cabinet Mug Hooks

No cabinet space, no problem. These under-cabinet hooks are a genius, space-saving way to store coffee mugs, kitchen towels, cleaning tools, and more. The gadget is simple to install: Slide it onto any shelf, and you can safely store up to six hangable items without dominating your precious storage space.

Silicone Scraper Spatula

Small but mighty, this silicone scraper is as versatile as kitchen tools get. The mini spatula is handy for spreading peanut butter and jelly on sandwiches, evening out icing on a cake, and stirring pancake batter. It comes in nine colors, and at only $1, we can’t think of any reason not to snag one today.

Stainless Steel Corn Stripper

Fresh, juicy corn is a summer staple, but no one likes getting kernels stuck in their teeth. That’s where this clever gadget comes in. Designed like a vegetable peeler, it easily strips corn off the cob, so you can add it to salads and other seasonal recipes.

5-Layer Multipurpose Kitchen Scissors

Cut herbs and greens in seconds with these 5-blade scissors. The handheld tool makes it easy to prepare garnishes, like sliced scallions and shredded nori. It includes a protective blade cover and a special cleaning tool to remove remnants between layers.

6-Piece Silicone Spatula Set

This 6-piece silicone spatula set includes two rounded spatulas, two scraping spatulas, a narrow scraper spatula, and a basting brush. It’s available gray and baby blue, and it’s less than $7 at Amazon Haul.

4-in-1 Can and Bottle Opener

Stop fighting with stubborn lids and grab this $3 can and bottle opener. The handheld tool has four slots in varying sizes to fit onto large jars and small beverage bottles. “With this, I can open all jars so far with ease,” said one happy shopper.

6-Piece Silicone Stretch Lid Set

These stretchy, airtight lids make it easy to store leftovers and produce. This set comes with six sizes of silicone lids, which you can use to cover cans, bottles, storage containers, and half-eaten produce like melon and citrus.

Stainless Steel Clip-On Spoon Hook

Who needs a bulky spoon rest when you have this clever tool? The clip-on hook attaches to the side of any pot or pan to hold your spoon or spatula in place, preventing saucy countertop messes.

4-Piece Dough Scraper Set

Mix, scrape, cut, and clean with these do-it-all bench scrapers. At less than $1 apiece, these multicolored dough scrapers are great for combining ingredients, sweeping crumbs and food residue off your workspace, and portioning out pie and bread doughs.