From Taste of Home · Mary Henn · · 1m 30s
MacKenzie-Childs put its checks on your countertop
The checked-pattern brand now sells a blender, a coffee maker and a grinder set, so your counter can match your dishes.
In brief
The checked-pattern brand now sells a blender, a coffee maker and a grinder set, so your counter can match your dishes. MacKenzie-Childs now covers most of the countertop in its check patterns, from $180 to $300, in four colorways. Originally reported by Taste of Home.
The checks reach the counter
MacKenzie-Childs expanded its electric appliance line, so the pattern people know from its dishes now shows up on working kitchen gear.
“because even your morning brew deserves a little checkered drama”
What is in the lineup
A high-performance blender, a drip coffee maker and a rechargeable electric salt-and-pepper grinder set join last year's toaster and electric kettle.
Four patterns, not one
Each new piece comes in Courtly Check, Sterling Check, Rosy Check and Mocha Check, so the look is not locked to the classic black and white.
Blender with real parts
A copper motor drives a stainless-steel blade, and the pitcher and lid are BPA-free Tritan. Built for smoothies, soups and dips, not just display.
Coffee maker details
Polished chrome trim, a reusable stainless-steel filter and a glass carafe. It is a drip machine that earns a spot on the counter.
“Designed to deliver both function and flair”
Grinders that recharge
Ceramic grinders sit in lightweight stainless-steel mills with a matching charging base, ready for open shelving or a dinner table.
Where to buy it
The full countertop collection, toaster and kettle included, is at MacKenzie-Childs now. Prices run $180 to $300.
At a glance
MacKenzie-Childs now covers most of the countertop in its check patterns, from $180 to $300, in four colorways.
