The HomeGoods kitchen section is brilliant! 

Do you shop at HomeGoods? Or you’re just visiting from time to time, but when you do, there are so many products you aren’t able to get your hands on the best deals. Then, please allow me to be your mentor if you’re a beginner in the HomeGoods kitchen section.

I compiled a list of a couple of things that are usually a bargain no matter the season and are super useful when it comes to organizing your kitchen, fridge, and other spaces, but also if you want to buy the best products to cook healthy and delicious meals for you and your family. Without further ado, let’s start.

Swissco 4-piece clear nesting bin set

Are you one of those people who usually get upset trying to fit everything in because you have so little room in the fridge and pantry? Put these storage containers on your list if you plan to visit the HomeGoods shop anytime soon.

In addition to being around $10 less expensive than the competitors, the Swissco 4-piece Clear Nesting Bin Set is amazing. Bags of condiments, leftover food, or even everyday kitchen supplies fit in with ease.

Rae Dunn 3-tier pantry organizer shelf

I think this product we tried is definitely one of the best organizing deals you’ll find at HomeGoods. I am talking about Rae Dunn’s 3-Tier Pantry Organizer Shelf. You can’t go wrong with this deal if you’re looking for a cheap kitchen organizer.

It’s really lightweight, so you can move it around as needed. If you have little room in the drawers, store jars containing spices, pasta, and kitchen necessities like sugar, coffee, and wheat on its shelves. You may also store utensils there.

Hydragear 2-pack stainless steel tumblers

It can be difficult to stay hydrated during the day, but with the correct insulated bottle, getting enough fluids to drink can be even more enjoyable. Customers’ thirst is satisfied by HomeGoods’ amazing offer on the Hydragear 2-pack of stainless steel tumblers. You’ll save around $5 on the set.

You can also use these bottles to store milk in the fridge, so you won’t have to play Tetris with cartons and bottles anymore!

Oxo food storage containers

I am on a roll with these plastic storage containers, but guess what? When it comes to organizing the kitchen, a set of 4 is never enough. I have never visited HomeGoods without seeing an enormous assortment of OXO Good Grips containers.

For keeping dry goods like grains, lentils, pasta, oats, and snacks, these airtight food storage boxes are ideal.

Stainless steel kitchen step trash can

When passing through the HomeGoods kitchen area and you’re looking to also upgrade your bin, it’s a must to buy one from here. I bought mine more than two years ago, and I still have it. That’s why I recommend the EKO 45-liter stainless steel kitchen step trash can.

It goes easy with any kitchen design; it’s affordable compared to similar products from other stores. You have to check the price in the store or online since it may differ from one state to another.

Martha Stewart’s 12-piece portillo dinnerware set

Do you want to impress your guests at the Thanksgiving dinner with an astonishing set of bowls and plates? Martha Stewart’s set could be a great choice if it weren’t THAT expensive, you might say.

But at HomeGoods, instead of paying the usual $80, every customer can purchase a set from Martha for just $51.99. At the dinner table, these gorgeous black plates will steal the show, no matter what you’re planning to serve.

No shopping trip is satisfactory without a couple of reusable heavy-duty bags. And where to find them for a bargain if not on Amazon? This 2-pack of foldable and reusable grocery shopping bags is available in 2 different colors for only $$12.33. Remember that this was the price at the time of writing the article, we aren’t sure we can help with any further changes.

Art and Cook 10-piece glass food storage container set

You’re not a fan of plastic when it comes to leftovers? But they’re usually more expensive compared to the plastic ones. What to do, what to do? Hmm… well, HomeGoods has the solution.

In their kitchen section, you will find a reasonably priced Art and Cook A set of ten glass food storage containers sold for around $14.99.

Medici stainless steel 16pc silverware set

I know these aren’t related to organizing and storage, but as I mentioned at the beginning of the article, some articles from the HomeGoods kitchen aisle are worth your attention.

First, because they’re high quality, usually cheaper than other stores, and not to brag, but once you fall in love with this store, you might find yourself going there regularly.

So if you want to impress the guest even more, it would be great to pair the Martha Stewart’s 12-piece portillo dinnerware set with the Medici stainless steel 16-piece silverware set. These knives, forks, and spoons usually cost $40, but savvy buyers can get them for $19.99 instead. That’s half the price, which is awesome!

Farberware 17-piece kitchen tool set

In almost every store, except the Dollar Tree ones, a set of kitchen utensils costs quite a lot. So if you’re thinking about buying one without paying for an arm and a leg, come to HomeGoods.

You’ll have plenty to choose from. The 17-piece Farberware kitchen tool set sells for $14.99 on the Home Goods website. The color is gorgeous, so it will definitely make your kitchen pop, and the set is generally $25, so this is a great value.

Emile Henry 12-inch ceramic baking dish

Staying on the same page with cookware, if you’re about to bake a small lasagna or a tiny pie, this ceramic dish is there to help you. It often costs $55, but HomeGoods makes sure you can afford it by offering it for $29.99 on their website and in some physical stores too.

Blendjet portable mini blender

Looking for a portable blender that can also be used to store liquids on the go in the fridge? Say no more! At HomeGoods, you can find a little blender that has no cord that can be charged with any USB port.

It comes in different colors; you just have to pick your favorite. This item is sold for $40 at other places, but HomeGoods customers can get it for $24.99 instead.

Glass jars

In my case, no amount of plastic bins, glass jars, or organizing boxes is enough. So why not invest in something that I will end up using to remove the clutter anyway? For this product, I won’t specify a brand from HomeGoods because all of them serve their intended purpose. Therefore, any glass jar you find here is worth your money.

They work well for storing cold brew coffee, keeping cookies and other dry goods, but also for preparing overnight oats. Since they’re made of glass, you don’t have to worry they will alter the taste of the content. If you don’t know where to use them, trust me, once you buy them, they will find a purpose themselves.

What do you love the most at the HomeGoods? Tell me in the comments.

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