Your 25 Favorite Products for Home, Garden, Food, Travel, and More

Used to be we needed this stuff after a long morning in the garden, or maybe building an adobe oven. These days, however, with all the hand-washing, we need this lovely, healing, unscented cream more than ever.

Don’t forget about your lips! Keep them hydrated and sun-safe with All Good’s balm.

All you need to protect yourself from the harsh rays of the sun—and with a cute little bunny on the label, too!

The passionflower and lemon balm in this drink promote restful sleep and soothe mild anxiety, while also combatting inflammation. Mix a teaspoon of the powder with a drizzle of Manuka honey and warm oat milk about an hour before bed, and sleep like you’ve never slept before.

A good, cheap Bluetooth speaker is a must for any traveler, whether you need tunes in the backcountry of Glacier National Park or need to catch up on podcasts in your backyard. This one from Oontz is splashproof, too, so you can keep it near the kiddie pool without worrying.

Not just a string of LED lights, but 48 feet of weatherproof, shatterproof, charmingly dimmable LED lights to drape around your outdoor space.

You need to plug those LED lights into something, and that’s probably the waterproof Refoss Smart Wifi Plug, which connects to Alexa and Google Home assistant for wireless voice controls over your outdoor electronics.

If you’ve got pets, you’ve got stains. If you’ve got Nature’s Miracle Oxy Formula, you’ve got a solution.

A Sriracha-style hot sauce, made in Austin, Texas, with organic ingredients and blue agave as the sweetener? Oh yeah, we’re putting it on everything now.

The innovative AeroPress coffee maker has garnered thousands of rave reviews for its ability to brew perfect americano or espresso in 30 seconds. Easier and more reliable than a French press, it uses air pressure to press boiling water through coffee grounds and straight into your cup. Cleanup takes about a minute, and the durable pieces store neatly in a travel bag, making the AeroPress the perfect camping gadget to bring along for a cuppa.

Now you’ve got an AeroPress, you’re going to need some coffee beans! Bean Box’s Coffee of the Month subscription will deliver you 12-ounce bags from Seattle’s best roasters, such as Zoka, Vita, and Fundamental.

Sometimes we love the purity of plain white rice. But other times we need the umami-rich crunch of a scattering of furikake.

If you’ve ever hand-folded dumplings, you’ve quickly realized how incredibly hard and time-consuming it can be. (How do they do it so speedily at Din Tai Fung, anyway?) This dumpling press makes it a whole lot easier, and only costs $5.

We were going to write a long, flowery description of this book, but we looked at the cover, got thirsty, and figured we’d hurry it up so we could go for a nice apéro.

Flowers! They’re not just for admiring, inhaling, painting, or communicating with Victorian-era Londoners anymore.

Affordable, reliable, sharp, and French. Buy a couple and put one in every bag you carry.

Prepare for anything with this field-ready kit. It has remedies for allergies, dehydration, headaches, cuts, and even an upset stomach.

Tiger, pig, kitty, fox, Siberian husky, red panda, Russian brown bear—which will you be today?

One of the most popular day-hike backpacks, the Osprey Hikelite is comfy and compact, with a rain cover and a hydration sleeve that can handle a three-liter reservoir.

It’s flexible yet durable, kink resistant and virtually leak-proof—no wonder it has more than 4,000 five-star reviews. It even stays flexible in cold weather.

While we love the feel of the traditional nozzle with a handle, we find they’re not the most durable when repeatedly dropped on the ground. The Bon-Aire costs a little more, but it’ll last forever (as long as you opt for the steel model, which is sturdier than the fiberglass/aluminum number).

Get rid of mosquitoes and other pesky pests with the KATCHY: It works, and we love it.

Like our favorite garden beverages, Showa Atlas nitrile garden gloves come in six-packs—if you lose a pair in the bushes or leave them out in the rain, you’ve always got a fresh pair to spare.

Feed your bromeliads the food they crave—this stuff!

If you live in a dry climate, use this fertilizer every day to keep your air plants hydrated and healthy.

If you’ve ever been curious about growing cannabis in your garden, consider this book the only guide you need. And you might recognize the author, Johanna Silver, as Sunset’s former garden editor.