I Replaced My Chipped Glassware With This Surprisingly Affordable Set
Over the years, I’ve methodically replaced the discount dinnerware I’ve had since college, overhauled my collection of hopelessly dull knives, and lined my countertops with various functional trinkets (including a ridiculous number of salt cellars). They were a thoughtful gift from my parents, but half a decade of use had not been good to them—they were chipped at the rim and so cloudy the once-clear walls were verging on opaque. They look high-end, which is why I was delighted to find out that each glass rings in under $10.
- ▪Over the years, I’ve methodically replaced the discount dinnerware I’ve had since college, overhauled my collection of hopelessly dull knives, and lined my countertops with various functional trinkets (including a ridiculous number of salt
- ▪They were a thoughtful gift from my parents, but half a decade of use had not been good to them—they were chipped at the rim and so cloudy the once-clear walls were verging on opaque.
- ▪They look high-end, which is why I was delighted to find out that each glass rings in under $10.
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| Original publisher | Bon Appétit |
| Canonical URL | https://www.bonappetit.com/story/kinto-glass-highly-recommend |
| Publication time | Thu, 18 Jun 2026 02:08:20 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-06-18T02:32:27.598Z |
| Last seen | 2026-06-18T02:32:27.598Z |
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ShoppingI Replaced My Chipped Glassware With This Surprisingly Affordable SetAnd now it's showing up at my favorite restaurants too.By Alaina ChouJune 17, 2026I wish I could tell you I was blissfully detached from material goods, but the truth is, I get a lot of joy from the pretty things that fill my home—and particularly my kitchen. Over the years, I’ve methodically replaced the discount dinnerware I’ve had since college, overhauled my collection of hopelessly dull knives, and lined my countertops with various functional trinkets (including a ridiculous number of salt cellars).
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