Don’t have a refrigerator? freezer? or want more space in yours? The Engle line of portable refrigerator/freezers and drop-in units might be the answer — super-easy to install and very energy efficient!
Galley Gear
What to consider when buying galley gear as well as product reviews and recommendations. Get items that are wonderful to use and last years!
Boat In-Sink Dish Drainer
If you have a double sink, you can easily make one side into a dish drainer — great if you’re doing dishes underway (or in a rolly anchorage) as dishes are contained and can’t fall to the floor!
Silicone Pan Lids – Quiet on a Boat
Missing a pan lid or just want ones that don’t clank? Silicone lids are the answer!
My Favorite Boat Galley Gear
Five items I didn’t think too much about before moving aboard — but that turned out to be treasures!
Silicone Spoon Spatula – Tool for Your Boat Galley
I bought the Orka Silicone Spoon Spatula on a whim. It’s turned into one of my favorite galley tools that I reach for constantly!
SodaStream – Unlimited Sodas on Your Boat
Is a SodaStream for you? What are the advantages and disadvantages of one? Will it save space? money? weight? Here are answers from other cruisers!
Omnia Stove Top Baking Oven for Boaters
Want to bake but don’t have an oven? As long as you have a stove (even a single-burner camp stove), you can bake pizza, bread, cakes, brownies, casseroles and more with the Omnia oven!
Salad Spinner — Lots of Uses in a Boat Kitchen
Whether you’re washing greens and other veggies, or want to thoroughly drain canned or cooked veggies or even pasta, or need a strainer or bowl, a salad spinner can be a great multi-use tool in the galley!
Tattler Re-Usable Canning Lids for Cruisers
Outside the US, it’s hard to find canning lids. Using the Tattler Reusable Lids solves the problem, plus they tend to seal better — not to mention being environmentally friendly!
Sharpener for Serrated Knives in Your Boat Galley
Keeping knives sharp is essential on a boat. This tiny little sharpener sharpens both regular knives AND serrated . . . and there’s a nice video to show how to do it!