Take note: Laura Prepon and HSN's latest kitchenware collection is this season's must-have
The 'Orange is the New Black' star releases her latest kitchen venture: PrepOn and these are the five must-see items


For Laura Prepon, it's out with the old and in with the new. Since wrapping up her role in Orange Is the New Black, Prepon has pivoted into not one new venture but many. From the birth of her first (and second) child, the busy 41-year-old is collaborating with HSN for PrepOn Kitchen – sure to be this season's hottest kitchenware collection.
Available May 7th, this exclusive collection was thoughtfully designed to make our meals easy, attainable, and fun. From eco-friendly items to the best kitchen knives, the PrepOn collection is the one-and-only collaboration you'll need to master the art of cooking – and we can't get enough of these five items.
1. Update your knife collection by selecting this steel Santoku
PrepOn Kitchen 8" German Steel Santoku Knife for $29.98, at HSN
This 8in Santoku knife is a multi-talented kitchen tool that will fill a gap in your cutlery arsenal. The grants reduce friction and sticking, and it's crafted from German stainless steel to bolster the virtuousness of your kitchen drawer. Then, when you're not busy prepping, the included sheath will keep it safe until next time.
2. Replace plastic bags with this eco-friendly choice
PrepOn Kitchen Prep Board with Prep Bags l Was $44.95, Now $34.95, at HSN
Streamline your food prep by placing a food waste bag at the end of the board to catch your food waste. Chop fruits or veggies and sweep them straight into the bag. Once finished prepping, remove the bag and take it to your waste bin.
3. Start the week off on the right note with the help of these meal prep containers
PrepOn Kitchen 6-piece Silicone Food Prep Lids for $19.95, at HSN
Get your foods to last longer with these handy silicone food savers. Just press your tomato, lemon, whatever you're preserving into the saver unit it touches the silicone bottom, and voilà – you’ve got an airtight seal that’ll keep it fresh as can be. These come in a variety of shapes and sizes for tasks big and small, and since they’re reusable (they’re even dishwasher-friendly) so you can bid farewell to foil and plastic wrap.
4. Turn to this non-stick frying pan for consistency
- See: Best non-stick frying pans – the top skillets
PrepOn Kitchen 12in Carbon Steel Frypan l Was $59.95, Now $49.95, at HSN
Say hello to Carbon Steel, the perfect hybrid of cast iron skillet and stainless-steel frying pan. It's got a cast iron's heat retention, seasoning, and slick properties, with stainless steel's heat control, lightness, and cooking speed.
5. Opt for these reusable bowls
PrepOn Kitchen 4-piece Nesting Food Prep Bowls with Colander l Was $44.95, Now $34.95, at HSN
This 4-piece Nesting Food Prep set is just the thing for everyday food prep. With a 3.7 qt. glass bowl, plastic mixing bowl with pour spout, colander, and vented storage lid, you'll have just what you need. Once the prep work is done, the pieces are nestable into the large bowl, saving you space in your kitchen.
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Brittany Romano wrote for Homes & Gardens as a U.S. Shopping Editor. A graduate of New England College, Brittany started her career as a freelance fashion market assistant at Marie Claire. She later joined AMI, where she designed a highly profitable commerce vertical. Noted for her award-winning content, she's covered everything from celebrity beauty hacks to the most lavish home decor.
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