10 Things every student should have in their kitchen, according to Reddit

If you're a college student who tries to navigate a kitchen for the first time, this is for you.

The beautiful village of Reddit has shared a list of all the things that must be purchased until he embarks on the path of becoming an adult in real life cooking. Scroll down for 10 items must be purchased as soon as possible and click here to read the entire thread.

1. "A slow cooker is a great thing have around and learn how to use. Pull a broth, meat and vegetables, go to class and then return to delicious homemade soup. You can Cook roasts there, make impressive sauces and stuff (my colleagues make a super delicious bean dip in the crock pot). "Yes!"-juzoe

2. "A can opener and a two-sided bottle opener. One with a pointed side so you can drill you fluid-filled canisters. (For example, cans from stock or broth). Then get a small magnet and stick it to the fridge. "Jewzeejew bottles and cans will not withstand an opportunity."

3. "A Foreman Grill. I am out of College and we still use it almost every day. Also a toaster oven. "Does anyone have time for a full-sized oven."-bringinthebo810

4. "A pot of dubious quality - enough to hold beans/noodles for 3-4" - falicor

5. "My advice is, don't go to savings in spices in bulk. Get the smallest who, come what may. Spices so quickly lose flavor. There is no need for a pound of cinnamon."-thegregbradley

6. "The mandolin. You can cut vegetables/fruits, super fast and super consistent. "Be careful, it is easy to let go and cut a finger too!"-mikebelanger

7. "Well the sharp knives." Victorinox makes some large sheets, which can be less than $30. "Check out the Fibrox line."-Roketderp

8. "A dish hot (if not have a stove)." - mkirklions

9 "Bread half sheet (13 x 18 - get two if you're planning to make biscuits)"-TechnoAllah

10. "Fire extinguisher. One that covers all types of fires."-crikfromcincy

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