13 things I don't keep in my kitchen as a chef

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Excessive Condiments A few high-quality condiments are often preferred over a large assortment of lesser-quality options.

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Canned Foods While they can be convenient, chefs typically prefer fresh ingredients for better flavor and nutritional value.

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Single-Use Baking Pans Instead of various specialty pans, chefs often use versatile pans that can serve multiple purposes.

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Pre-Cooked or Processed Foods Fresh ingredients are key in a chef's kitchen, so processed foods are often kept to a minimum to maintain quality and flavor.

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Overly Complicated Appliances Chefs often avoid appliances that have too many functions and require extensive cleaning, opting .

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Plastic Cutting Boards Many chefs prefer wood or bamboo cutting boards for their durability and ability to maintain knife edges.

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Gimmicky Gadgets Tools that serve a singular purpose often end up cluttering the kitchen. Chefs favor multi-functional tools instead.

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Non-Stick Cookware While convenient, many chefs prefer stainless steel or cast iron cookware for better heat retention and cooking performance

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