Where to go online for kitchen hardware?

[Scargo]

Please share your favorite all-round online resources. I've found a few online merchants recommended by eGulleters but I am trying to find one or two well-rounded, comprehensive, recommended online resources for my kitchen cooking and baking needs.

Here's my thing.... I have bought kitchen stuff through Amazon (and their myriad of merchants) and knives from a knife specialty place but I dislike buying from so many different places and having UPS and FedEx running up and down my driveway so often; sometimes just to deliver one tiny item.

I am trying to think green and efficient. I would like to do most of my shopping at one (or two) place(s) and have fewer deliveries. Lowered shipping costs are nice but that's not the point. If I want computer parts "NewEgg" consistently has almost everything I could ask for, the prices are good, they almost always have it in stock and they deliver on-time or early. It has always been a pleasant experience and I am totally satisfied with buying computer related products from them. I want the same for cooking tools and accessories from one or two places! Do places like this exist? I'm not sure I've found the right one yet.

I am near New Haven, Connecticut so I buy a lot of things out of New York and the New England area, if I can. And, besides "Bed, Bath and Beyond", I don't know where I can drive to locally and shop.

[baroness]

Baking: bakerscatalogue.com

Kitchen: chefscatalog.com, amazon.com, williams-sonoma.com

Of course, noone has everything.....

[kpzachary]

www.jbprince.com- They have a store in NYC

www.chefrubber.com- Good source for Pastry ans MG powders and tools

[Octaveman]

http://www.chefsresource.com/

[Scargo]

http://www.chefsresource.com/

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Now that's what I'm talking about!

Thanks

[Joe McConnell]

Please share your favorite all-round online resources. I've found a few online merchants recommended by eGulleters but I am trying to find one or two well-rounded, comprehensive, recommended online resources for my kitchen cooking and baking needs.

Here's my thing.... I have bought kitchen stuff through Amazon (and their myriad of merchants) and knives from a knife specialty place but I dislike buying from so many different places and having UPS and FedEx running up and down my driveway so often; sometimes just to deliver one tiny item.

I am trying to think green and efficient. I would like to do most of my shopping at one (or two) place(s) and have fewer deliveries. Lowered shipping costs are nice but that's not the point. If I want computer parts "NewEgg" consistently has almost everything I could ask for, the prices are good, they almost always have it in stock and they deliver on-time or early. It has always been a pleasant experience and I am totally satisfied with buying computer related products from them. I want the same for cooking tools and accessories from one or two places! Do places like this exist? I'm not sure I've found the right one yet.

I am near New Haven, Connecticut so I buy a lot of things out of New York and the New England area, if I can. And, besides "Bed, Bath and Beyond", I don't know where I can drive to locally and shop.

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As I've noted elsewhere, I default to http://www.cutleryandmore.com/, although it must be said, they don't have EVERYTHING. (Good grips stuff, for example.)

[Octaveman]

Here's another place with a LOT of stuff. The site is not the most well organized I've seen but they do have plenty of stuff to check out.

http://www.chefdepot.net/

Bob

[alwang]

I'll second Chef's Resource, and also add Kitchen Kapers, which is similar:

http://www.kitchenkapers.com/

I find both more reasonably priced than Williams-Sonoma or Sur La Table. However, I do still end up buying a lot from Amazon.

[moosnsqrl]

Not always the lowest price but a fair selection and their web specials can be tasty.

Bridge Kitchenware

[KensethFan]

A-Best

http://www.abestkitchen.com