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[quote=Anonymous]1.  Nespresso - we have gotten a lot of value out of it over the years, but we don't use it so much anymore as we have switched to mainly pour-overs and we don't drink milk in our coffee anymore, so I probably wouldn't get another one and I don't love how much space it takes in our kitchen.  But we have shared some good times, and I still like a quick shot every once in a while.

2.  Vitamix - I got it a couple months ago, and I am completely in love.  I use it constantly and have convinced several other people that it is a necessity.

3.  Kitchen Aid Mixer - It was certainly worth it, but as a long term investment.  I don't bake often (maybe a cake every 3 months), but when I do, I don't know where I would be without it.  Over the past 15 years, I have gotten a lot of use out of it.  Not much out of the attachments that I purchased.

4.  Le Creuset Dutch Oven - Love it.  Love it.  I have used it at least once a week every single week for the last decade and no other pot that I have holds a candle to it.  Plus it is beautiful.

5.  A couple global knives - I love my global chefs knife, and I travel with it whenever I am going by car.  Cooking doesn't seem the same without it, and dull knives or knives that don't fit me are dangerous.  The paring knife is fine.[/quote]

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