In my kitchen, I have a coffee pot, a toaster and a toaster oven, I also have a microwave. Everything else is down in the basement.

Do you mean small appliances that are kept on the counter? If so, only my microwave.

15....not all on the counters, of course. Ummmm..that really is a lot.

Darn. I didn’t word that well. I need my knuckles smacked with a ruler.

I meant how many do you own?

I forgot about a woc, magic bullet and today I saw on Amazon, an electric hard boiled egg maker. I don’t have those.

On the counter:

Electric kettle

Can opener

Blender

Toaster

Microwave

Elsewhere:

Slow cooker

Hand mixer

Kuerig and toaster always on the counter.

Food processor, blender, electric hand mixer stored in the basement.

Coffeemaker and can opener on the counter .

stored: mini food processor, toaster, juicer, seal a meal, hand mixer, slow cooker, electric knife, ice cream maker, immersion blender, regular blender. Retrieved as needed, no big deal to do so

Keurig, toaster oven, coffee grinder on the counter. Stored away are Kitchenaid Stand mixer, hand mixer, immersion blender, small food processor, electric wok, electric griddle, small slow cooker. I don't like my counterspace cluttered with gadgets. If I had space to store the coffee grinder I would. I'm not counting the microwave because it's over the stovetop. I use a non-electric hand-crank can opener.

On my counter is the KA, a toaster and a coffee pot -- everything else is stored away and pulled out when needed.

Electric skillet - no

Electric roaster - yes

Crockpot - yes

Pressure cooker - no

Seal-a-meal vacuum food storage - no

Microwave - yes

Toaster oven - no

Toaater - yes

Coffee Maker - yes

Krups K-cup coffee machine - no

Coffee grinder - yes

Electric hand beaters - no

Kitchen aid (or other) stand mixer - yes

Rice cooker - no

Electric carving knife - no

Food processor - yes

Blender - no

Juicer - yes

Dehydrator - no

Ice tea brewer - no

Noodle maker - no

Can opener - yes - but it's not electric -- it's an old commercial one

Ice cream machine - yes

on the counter: vitamix base, container in cab.

in kitchen cabinets: toaster, hand mixer, electric griddle, hand can opener, pour over coffee pot

basement: food processor, stand mixer, crock pot, dehydrator

speed oven - eliminates separate microwave and toaster oven, love this appliance (not small appliance)

in a kitchen cabinet

Crockpots, 3

Rice cooker

vita mix

blender stick

George Foreman grill

juicer

Ice cream machine

Kitchen aid stand mixer and

bread machine on the floor (in the cabinet)

Microwave on a lower shelf

on the counter

Toaster
water kettle

KitchenAid coffee machine

Keurig

Coffee Grinder X2 (use one as a seed grinder)

Microwave

Toaster-Oven

Bread Machine X2

Deep Fryer

Belgian Waffle maker

Griddle

Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer

Kitchen Aid Hand Mixer

Blender

Food Processor

Rice Cooker

Slow Cooker

hmmmmmmmmm Not nearly as many as I thought. I sold my electric knife and my ice cream maker and gave my mom my meat slicer.

On the counter: white KitchenAid stand mixer, white Cuisinart food processor, stainless microwave. In a cabinet, white KitchenAid hand mixer. We have a large utility room right beside the kitchen with a wall of shelving for all the other small appliances. Griddle, toaster, crockpots, ice cream maker, electric skillet, waffle iron, George Foreman grill, roaster, wok, pressure cooker/canner, nuwave, pizzaz, dehydrator, air fryer, etc, are all on the shelves. Coffee pot and grinder are in the office, just off the kitchen.

Oooh, my. I think the quickest answer for me is, “too many!” My kids and I joke that I have a small appliance problem, LOL. And these lists are giving me some more ideas, ha!

Microwave - two in the main kitchen (one built-in); one in the second kitchen)
Coffeemaker (one in each kitchen)
Toaster
Crockpot
Sunbeam Stand Mixer (one in each kitchen)
Electric Carving Knife (one in each kitchen)
Food Processors (one each of small, medium, and large)
Ice Tea Maker (one in each kitchen)
Electric Can Opener
Electric Wok
Blender
George Foreman Grill
Electric Popcorn Poppers (two)
Waffle Iron

I don't like cluttered countertops, so the only items on the counter in the main kitchen are the coffeepot, iced tea maker, can opener, and microwave; only items on the counter in the second kitchen are the microwave and coffeepot.

I have too many , as well, but I don't own a small appliance that I don't use.

Microwave

French press coffeemaker

Electric tea kettle

NutriBullet

Food processor, small

Blender

Hand operated coffee mill

Seed and spice grinder, electric

Toaster

Slow cooker and crock pots

Rice cooker

Drip coffeemaker

Rotisserie

Deep fryer

Ice cream makers

Hand mixer

Immersion blender

Kitchen Aid

Numerous electric and flame chafing dishes, food warmers, servers, hot plates, etc.

The microwave is the only thing that stays on the counter. Everything else has a parking spot in a cabinet, the pantry, or on shelves just inside the attached garage.

Wow! I’ve never heard of some of these gadgets! I don’t like cluttered counters. Most of my stuff is stored in the basement and garage.

On the counter:

Kitchen Aid Mixer

Coffee pot

Microwave

Toaster Oven

Toaster in a drawer under the counter

In the pantry:

Electric hand mixer that is 50+ years old

Mini food chopper

George Forman grill that hasn't been used in at least 10 years.

George Forman Grill

Toaster

Blender

Hand mixer (although it's stored under the counter.)

Stand mixer

A juicer, but again it's stored under the counter.

Mircowave (that's a small appliance right?)

On the counter:

Toaster oven

Coffeemaker

Food Processor

In the pantry:

Microwave

In a cabinet, drawer, or utility closet:

Coffee bean grinder

Hand mixer

Immersion blender

Juicer

Mini food processor

Ice cream maker

Waffle maker

Blender

I like most of mine out and ready to use. I like things very handy.

On the counter:

coffee pot

coffee grinder

toaster oven

nutri bullet (most of the time)

In the pantry, a cabinet or pullout:

KitchenAid stand mixer

hand mixer

Instant pot

Immersion blender

juicer

food processor

electric griddle

slow cooker

On the counter, only my toaster, which gets used daily. All the rest are stored in the adjacent pantry until needed for use:

Kitchen Aid mixer

2 food processors (big and small)

crockpot

waffle maker

rice cooker

blender

My immersion blender and hand mixer are in a drawer with other utensils. Don't need or want anything else.

I have a hand mixer, toaster oven, electric can opener, electric skillet(s), electric griddle, and microwave. That's all, folks. I have more than one electric skillet because I can't pass up a good deal when I find a super nice one at a yard sale.

Electric tea kettle on the counter top. Toaster in a cabinet. That's it. everything else in the basement.

Very few, we're very anti-single purpose gizmos when possible, it keeps down the clutter. On the counter is an electric kettle, toaster and coffee grinder. Built-in microwave. In cabinets are an immersion blender, a blender, an old mixer rarely used and a food processor. That's it, we own nothing else. Not even a basement!

On my counter:

Keurig (black)

Food Processor (black Kitchen Aid)

Toaster (red, as is my bread box)

In cabinets/drawers:

Hand mixer

Immersion blender

Panini grill

Waffle maker

Multi function Fagor so my slow cooker, rice cooker, pressure cooker all in one

Seal A Meal - that I still use for freezing bags of wet, liquid contents 1970's

Electric knife

Vacuum sealer

In the pantry:

Stand mixer on a rolling cart

Electric perc coffee pot and 30 Cup party size coffee maker

Electric roaster

Bread Maker

There is a larger game freezer model vacuum sealer in the basement that I use only occasionally. Friend had bought it and hadn't used it, he dropped it off here. DH has two buffet style electric skillets in the garage. Open garage door is where he does his clam frying. Friday, he cooked crabs, but that cooker is gas and is actually outside ;0)

We have very little counter space and very little cabinet space, so that limits how many appliances we have. Otherwise, I'd like to try numerous kitchen helpers you all have listed. I have a gadgets tendency, but continually and successfully fight against it. But you can see me in stores picking up appliances and gadgets, looking at their construction and materials, trying to evaluate their switches, hinges, moving parts, blades, heating elements, and seals, reading the labels and instruction booklets, noting country of manufacture, and just generally appreciating (or snorting at) them.

The only things on our counter are a coffee maker and a 3 L thermal jug that we use for keeping tea hot.

Electric skillet - yes (Haven't used it in years, but it was a gift. ETA, thanks to this thread I'm ready to give it away.)

Electric roaster - no

Crockpot - yes

Pressure cooker - yes (Currently on loan to daughter)

Seal-a-meal vacuum food storage - no

Microwave - yes

Toaster oven - no

Toaster - yes

Coffee Maker - yes

Krups K-cup coffee machine - no

Coffee grinder - yes (Two--one for coffee, one for spices)

Electric hand beaters - no (I have the actual beaters, which can be used with an electric or battery-operated drill)

Kitchen aid (or other) stand mixer - yes

Rice cooker - no

Electric carving knife -yes (Haven't used it in years)

Food processor - no

Blender - yes

Juicer - no (Someone gave my son-in-law one but it's in the overflow pantry, and has never been used, so I'm staying with 'no')

Dehydrator - yes (Two, and another on loan to daughter)

Ice tea brewer - no

Noodle maker - yes (A hand crank pasta machine)

Can opener - yes (Not electric)

Ice cream machine - yes (Bought on sale, haven't used it in years)

Adding:

Electric griddle - yes

Electric cooky press/extruder - yes (Haven't used it in years)

Electric corn popper - yes

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Of the above, only KA mixer, toaster, and coffee maker are on the counter. MW is in a cabinet.

My list of electric appliances. Some are in kitchen and some in laundry room storage cabinet.

5 cup coffee maker

Coffee grinder

Kitchenaid stand mixer

Kitchenaid electric hand mixer

Cuisinart toaster oven (will be replaced by a simple toaster when the new wall oven is installed)

Microwave oven I don't really think of this as a small appliance)

Iced tea maker

Cocomotion hot cocoa maker

Hot water kettle

Stainless electric skillet ( I own 2, I bought one as a backup because I loved the first so much. No non stick crap)

Crockpots - 4 in various capacities and one triple buffet one

Small Cuisinart ice cream maker

Hamilton Beach 1940's milkshake maker

Kitchenaid food processor

Mini chopper /processor

Toastmaster American style waffle iron

Stir Crazy popcorn popper

Fry Daddy fryer (it's small and just right for two servings)

Pizza Go Round

Osterizer blender

A mini donut maker

I don't keep a lot on the counter. Right now I have my microwave and toaster oven along with my hot water kettle and milkshake maker on the counter.
The microwave will be going above the new wall oven and the toaster oven will be replaced by a small toaster. The stand mixer is on a cart and will be getting a new home with a mixer lift. I have a shallow pantry along one wall where most small appliances live along with food staples. Seldom used or seasonal items are stored elsewhere.

I had to go look up 'speed oven'. I hoped to find a single box that would microwave, toast and bake. Discovering these are $3K, and that they don't do the three things I want...I guess I am stuck with a microwave and a toaster oven -- total cost well under $1K. We seldom toast anything, but I use the oven function once or twice daily. I use my oven's broiler to broil-- too greasy for counter top, and the oven self-cleans.

In the kitchen here on Maui: Drip coffee maker, toaster oven (counter top); Tea kettle (stove top); Rice cooker, hand mixer, blender, toaster, coffee grinder (in cabinets). M/W is built in.

Home kitchen is much the same. No rice cooker. I've never owned most of the gadgets listed in this thread. I do own a stand mixer w/blender attachment. We had an electric can opener in the days before pull tab cans. I gave my waffle maker to my DIL.

On the counter: Keurig and a milk frother.

In drawer: hand mixer

in butler’s closet: KA mixer, electric skillet, food processor, coffee grinder, espresso maker, immersion blender, blender, toaster

On the counter: toaster oven

Built-in microwave

Stored on pop-up shelf inside cabinet for easy access: food processor, stand mixer and mini-chopper.

Everything else is stored in the pantry: coffee grinder, rice maker, slow cooker, water boiler, espresso maker, coffee maker, toaster, milk frother, blender, electric knife and vacuum food storage machine.

The ones i use are

microwave

Tassimo

Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer

electric kettle

Toaster

Braun Immersion Blender/Chopper

Smoothie Blender

Instant Pot

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Ones I have but seldom use

Cuisinart Food Processor

Beaters

Mini Chopper

Crock Pot

Blender

Counter Oven - put away in the attic for now

Several Coffee Makers

Coffee Grinder

Wow. I totally forgot ol’ George Forman grills and the waffle, sandwich & pini makers. I’ve always wanted one but I know I’d not use them often enough to justify a purchase.

A milk frother is a new one on me.

Crockpot

Pressure cooker

Microwave

Toaster

Coffee grinder

Food processor

Blender

Electric kettle

Electric corn popper

I have a manual can opener but not an electric one. My electric ones always broke so quickly.

Toaster popcorn popper and Kettle are out all the time I use those all the time. The rest are put away in the cupboards in the kitchen. Since I got rid of 3/4 of my stuff and I'm determined to keep things pared-down anything I don't use gets ousted. I have lots of room and I like it that way. :-) I don't want to buy many more things.

In kitchen, nothing on counters

MIcrowave/hood, used many times daily

Rice cooker, used several times a week

mini food processor, used several times a month may move it to garage

stick blender, used several times a month

milk frother, used nearly daily to mix hot cocoa

In garage covered with dust bags

coffee grinder, used occasionally

Nutribullet, used occasionally

toaster, used occasionally

bread machine, used occasionally

hand mixer, used occasionally

large food processor, rarely used should get rid of it

blender, should get rid of it

waffle maker, same but it does make great waffles.........

electric skillet, hasn't been used for decades but it is so pretty!

Gone and not replaced

Egg cooker, quite handy actually and a bit sorry that it died after 30 years

ice cream maker, fun but we never got the hang of it

dehydrator, fun but hard to clean

crockpot, never used it

stand mixer, died and not replaced

several corn poppers, died or broke

sandwich grill, eat very little bread these days

drip coffee maker, got rid of the it as soon as laid hands on a french press

I'd love an instapot and electric kettle but am fine without them. I used an electric can opener at mom's house and prefer the good old Swingaway.

On counter: coffee maker, coffee bean grinder, kitchen aide stand mixer.

Under counter: food scale (it has batteries so I guess that makes it an appliance), toaster, waffle maker, food vacuum sealer.

Above counter cabinets: spice grinder, microwave.

Pantry shelf: small rice cooker, electric griddle, large rice cooker, crock pot, food processor

Basement: hot air popcorn popper

I could stand to get rid of the vacuum sealer and the food processor, but for now they're safe until next time we re-arrange the kitchen.

On my counter I have a food processor, small coffee maker, KitchenAid mixer, can opener, microwave and toaster. I have 30 ft of counter so it isn't crowded. On shelves in my cellarway I have 3 single crockpots of different sizes, a triple Crock-Pot for parties, a deep fryer, a toaster oven, a Cusinart Griddler, a blender, an electric kettle, a large coffee maker, a jar opener and a Ball electric water bath canner. I do have a pressure canner and a couple smaller pressure cookers but they are all the stove top type. I also have a Zojrushi bread maker which I keep in an adjacent utility room.

Not many: Blender, hand held mixer, microwave oven, toaster

On the counter:

microwave

coffee pot

toaster

Nutri Bullet

Nuwave cooktop

Crock Pot

Under counters:

Small crockpot

iced tea maker

Toaster and microwave on the counter.

Crockpot, handheld mixer, blender, food processor, meat/cheese slicer and seal a meal food saver thingy in the cupboard

On the counter: electric kettle, toaster oven, microwave and KA.

In cabinets/drawers: hand mixer, Cuisinart, blender, rice maker.

Got rid of the electric can opener years ago - they get nasty. Don't drink coffee - have a French press to make coffee in for guests (or they might even get instant!). I just don't have room for a lot of appliances that rarely get used. I used to use my Cuisinart almost daily, so it was on the counter near the sink. I rarely use it anymore, just cooking for one, so it's in the cabinet above the refrigerator with the blender and small rice maker. Got rid of my immersion blender - hated the thing. Never owned a Crock Pot in my life. At one time, had one of those sealer things, but Ziplock came along and it went! No waffle iron (nuisance to clean and takes up too much space). No electric skillets (why?) or electric carving knives (my mother loved hers plus her George Forman grill).

There is nothing I would buy if someone gave me a gift certificate! What I have meets my needs completely.

On the counters just our coffee pot, kitchenaid stand mixer and magic bullet. In the pantry microwave, 3 sizes of crock pots, electric fry pan, griddler, toaster and food processor.

I forgot about my bread maker, I love it but haven't used it in a while. I love making doughs in it for sweet rolls or pizza. I also have a battery operated food scale that I use when baking or to freeze ground beef into packages

Small Rival Crockpot, which actually may be m oldest appliance (got it in the early 1990s at a store called Venture). Mr. Coffee Coffee maker. Mixer with bowl (forget brand). Hand mixer. Big kenmore toaster (stainless steel). Coffee percolator. Blender. Microwave. That's about it. Just me doing the cooking.