"Whether you're hosting Thanksgiving or simply trying to get through the week, an organized kitchen can save you from major stress. But there's no need to spend hundreds of dollars on fancy organizing bins and drawer dividers. If your kitchen is a mess and you have no idea where to start, never fear - Martha Stewart has the best tips for organizing your kitchen like a total pro, and one of her best tips just"
"Their thick, ceramic walls once acted as a form of refrigeration, keeping things like butter, meat, and even beer cold. Stewart keeps her vintage crocks out on the counter to organize her utensils. This is an essential kitchen organization hack in itself: By keeping everything visible, you won't spend time digging through drawers looking for your favorite spatula. They're strong, durable, and easy to keep clean. What's not to love?"
Vintage ceramic crocks function as practical, attractive storage vessels for kitchen tools and supplies. Thick ceramic walls historically kept foods like butter, meat, and beer cool through passive refrigeration. Keeping crocks on the countertop makes utensils visible and accessible, reducing time spent searching through drawers. Extra-large crocks can hold rolling pins or act as vases for flowers, and cleaned crocks can store baking ingredients. Crocks are strong, durable, and easy to clean. Prices vary by size, shape, and age, and many vintage crocks remain affordable, though online orders may incur high shipping costs because of their weight.
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