Oven mitts, boxes of sandwich bags, hammer, boxes of nails.

Depends on where in the kitchen you are as to which second drawer on the left. Could be cooking utensils, knives, washcloths, or tea accessories. None worth stealing.

Forks, spoons, knives. All stainless. Not much to see here.

Left of what? Second drawer as in cabinet or in econd drawer down?

Left of range, silverware on top, cooking tools on second.. Left of sink, dishwasher then corner/susan, then top drawer with knives and dog's meds, second drawer with dishtowels.

It’s a junk drawer with nothing important that desparately needs to be cleaned out, so please help yourself!!

Dispensary rolls of plastic wrap, foils of assorted thicknesses and lengths, wax paper, and parchment paper. I also have a long box filled with cookie cutters, mostly vintage, some of high (for a cookie cutter) value. Nothing a thief would be interested in.

Hand towels. Most are new and rather nice. Not worth stealing.

Please come and visit. I am making cheesecake this morning.

If you came in one way, silverware. If you came in from the opposite direction, junk drawer.

My knives! I'd miss them if they were gone.I have some definite favorites, and some junky ones. Please take the junky knives!

Nothing worth stealing in that drawer, unless you need foil or cling wrap. You want the second drawer on the right, where the good knives are. Or just take the ridiculously overpriced espresso maker on the counter. Fun question!

Only left drawer -- my wooden spoons and spatulas, measuring cups and spoons

Cooking utensils and it's a big, unorganized mess. If you can find my dough scraper in there, go ahead and steal it. It's been MIA for so long I won't even miss it.

Like several others, cooking utensils and pot holders.

Same as Moni... with some pot holders and a wine bottle opener. :)

Potholders, linen dish towels, cheesecloth, pipe cleaners, a couple of appliance manuals/instructions, and a Cuisipro cut-resistant glove that I use with my mandolines and sometimes with my Microplane graters. The linen towels are the most valuable things there, I think, but they have been used (like everything else), and so not worth stealing, although I have had towels stolen before.

Just like tvq1 - my knives.

My nightly medications!

Interesting question. In one zone, you would find everyday dinnerware; next to the stove, pots and lids; in the hutch, pens, pencils, notepads.

I had to go look. Filled with recycled plastic containers that stuff like hummus comes in. A few cottage cheese containers.

Two sushi rolling mats and some miscellaneous knives. The most valuable thing in there is DH's fish filleting knife. Could be as much as $15!

I have a galley kitchen, so I have two drawers, one left of the range and the other left of the sink. The one by the stove is a catch all for lots of big spoons and stuff. The one left of my sink has a lot of baking things, like plastic measuring cups, spoons and different things. Nothing of great value in either of those.

Sue

Second drawer on the left of sink....clean dish towels. All white or pastel yellow for my neutral brown and white kitchen. ;0)

Left of my refer...a second set of flatware and additional serving spoons. Many. Berry spoons, casserole spoons, slotted spoons, gravy and soup ladles. A hostess would be happy, a burglar wouldn't.

Left of my stove is an end of counter run that I use for my baking center. The doors open to two shelves, not drawers. Too many pie plates, flour, cane sugar, baking powder and soda, confectioners and brown sugar.

There really isn't anything of huge value kept in my kitchen, nothing that would excite a thief.

We only have one bank of drawers, the others are singletons above opening cupboard space. In the one "second" drawer are cutting boards and the digital thermometer. For stealing purposes, the most portable thing of value is the new Lenovo all-in-one PC with an SSD and touchscreen that sits on the built-in desk. Cool PC, we'd miss it if taken but we'd replace it with the same model.

We have a few second from the left drawers. The one I picked holds a porcelain recipe board, cocktail napkins, appetizer spreader knives and cheese knives. Nothing that valuable.

You'd see my Cuisinart (30-years-old and runs like a top,) my sieves and some kabob skewers.

Junk drawer. If a thief is interested in a few odd tools--screw driver, pliers, box cutter, and bits of wire, string, extra screws, super glue, all the stuff I might have a use for when the apocalypse finally happens--then he's in luck.

The garbage bin. It is a tall slide out drawer with a removable stainless steel bin. We dont have a lot of trash as I dont buy much processed stuff and compost and recycle. Any way steal if you will.

Second drawer: misc kitchen tools such as mesh sieves, funnels, silicon brushes, ice cream scoop, potato masher, etc. Third drawer hold my chocolate stash, stay out of that one ;-)

It would depend on which doorway you came through. On one side it would be spices. On the other side it would be DH's pills.

That's my knife drawer, with each knife in its own slot, including my two good Global knives. Get out of there! (If you must, take the oyster shucker.)

Mostly things I rarely or never use in that drawer, but hands off my Stanley tape measure!

You'd win the lottery. I have name baggies of different sizes, aluminum foil, parchment paper, and plastic wrap.

That's the drawer where I store my oversized cooking utensils, and frankly rarely used. DHs BBQ fork that measures temperature. Huge whisk I should have never bought. BBQ skewers. You'd be welcome to any of it.

Can opener, coffee cup lids, peach pitter, offset spatula. I don't think you would want any of it but if you take the peach pitter or the offset spatula, I'm gonna' hunt you down! ;-)

If someone would come into my kitchen with the intent to steal something I feel very sorry for them. I do not have a second drawer to the left. The second drawer to the right holds towels.

My rolling pins and the various beaters for my Kitchenaid mixer

Second drawer on the left is a small drawer above a tall narrow cabinet where I store cookie sheets. In the drawer are some biscuit cutters, a couple boxes of birthday candles, a box of toothpicks, box of kitchen twine (linen), box of kitchen matches, and an extra can opener (?). I think the can opener was one I had at work. I should probably get rid of it.

Forgot to answer the 'theft' question - I guess it would be my iPad on the desk on the right as you walk into the kitchen. Nothing much else would be very valuable unless you were really needing a vintage KA mixer in Harvest Gold and had a forklift to carry it out. (just kidding but that thing is heavy)

Pot holders, trivets, and a small scale. Nothing worth stealing.

Wow,I take pride in saying ,absolutely nothing. Drawer beside is also empty. Both were my “junk drawers “. Started with one and then became two. Was looking for chores and started cleaning out. Not one thing in either drawer was worth keeping. It probably won’t be long before things start going back in.

Second drawer on the left is MY drawer. 2 sets of measuring cups, 3 sets of measuring spoons, 2 spice grater, the beaters for my mixers, etc. We call it my baking drawer.

We own nothing of real value. The most valuable things I have are not owned, only cherished.

I’m not sure why but it’s what I call my glory drawer. It’s full of insignificant essentials that I can’t be bothered to put anywhere else. It’s a mess of everything from sellotape and staples, to pencil sharpeners, matches and glue etc. I could probably do with some things being stolen from it to make room for some more bits n bobs but I don’t think anyone would be interested.

My husband reminded me of a drawer out in the porch kitchen. It's full of plastic mesh bags for harvests...

A set of my mother's mother's dishes. Valuable to me!

If you walk straight into the kitchen the only drawer on the left holds all boxes of Ziplock type bags in various sizes, box of portion bags, rolls of tin foil, waxed paper, plastic wrap, cloth produce bags. The only thing worth taking would be my Mom's butter tart recipe which I keep in there so I won't lose it and my recipe for fruit drop (hermit) cookies.

My Costco jumbo roll of plastic wrap. Had it for years and still tons on it.

plastic lids of all sizes

an extra utensil drawer--all the kitchen gadgets that are less frequently used. The hot every day item are in a utensil crock next to stove.

OTC drugs and binder clips for kitchen/food items that are in plastic bags.

Knives, knife sharpener, measuring cups, whisks, a few wine corks, cork screw, bottle opener, can opener.

Depending on which direction you're coming from it varies. But whatever it is, it is all pink.

It's all valuable to me.