Pros: Heavy-duty and highly absorbent, these are a workhorse in the kitchen.Ĭons: They might leave a little lint behind until they are broken in.
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And if you like sporting a towel in your apron strings like many professional chefs do (for greasy fingers and hot pot handles), this is the towel for you. In a professional kitchen, towels such as these are employed in a variety of uses - from padding a plastic cutting board to keep it from slipping to wrapping a bunch of just-washed herbs to keep them fresh.
It washes and dries quickly, only gets softer with age, and can even stand in for a napkin in a pinch. The soft, cotton weave is absorbent and won’t leave lint on delicate stemware, and the blue stripe gives it a pop of color as it hangs over the towel bar. Want to polish glassware? Wipe spills? Quickly grab something out of the oven, or cover that perfectly braided challah bread as it proofs? This is a towel that can do it all. Pros: Durable, absorbent, and affordable in bulk, these towels are a classic choice for a reason.Ĭons: Slightly smaller than others on this list. Add the fact that these are 100% cotton (no polyester here) and created in a factory that minimizes its water use, these towels are not only a little greener for the environment, but they’ll also help keep yours clean with ease and stand up to repeated use. We also love the handy side loop for hanging on kitchen hooks. That weave increases the surface area of the towel, which ups its absorption factor, but without the lint of many terry cloth towels. When it comes to function, it's all about the waffle.
Both the palette and the texture will complement any aesthetic, and since they are yarn-dyed, those colors will stay true for much longer than a printed towel. While towels can be as personal as the hands that use them, these coastal-colored, waffle-textured cotton towels will appeal to those who value form as well as function. Pros: The waffle weave, subtle style, and water-conscious manufacturing helped propel these to the top of our list.Ĭons: A set of six might be less economical for some. View On Wayfair View On View On Anthropologie
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