Meghan Markle’s Kitchen Essentials are Actually Affordable

Long before her royal days, the Duchess was so devoted to her Vitamix blender that she shipped it in the backseat of her car to Canada while filming "Suits”. "I cannot travel without my Vitamix," she once confessed to Esquire, adding, "I use it every day for pestos or shakes.”

In the show, the E320 Explorian model makes several appearances, and it’s actually the most affordable Vitamix in the lineup.

When Meghan hosted her garden tea party with Mindy Kaling, she created a scene straight out of a storybook. The star of this tableside show? Anthropologie's delicate, scalloped Madeline Table Runner.

For just $4, the Duchess of Sussex elevates frozen treats with Crate & Barrel's charming tulip dish. Spotted in her Netflix series while hosting friend Abigail Spencer, the scalloped glass design brings a touch of vintage elegance to everyday indulgences—whether serving ice cream, candies, or nuts.

When Meghan shared a toast with Abigail Spencer and Kelly McKee Zajfen in her Netflix series, she used Crate & Barrel's Wolcott Optic Coupe Glasses. These $12 bamboo-stemmed glasses are the perfect blend of vintage charm and modern elegance.

At $40 per plate, these LA-crafted beauties are the highlight of Meghan’s table settings. They add a touch of English country to her Montecito table.

Spotted in multiple scenes throughout With Love, this fluted ceramic mug isn't just aesthetically pleasing—it provides the perfect grip for those early Montecito mornings when you're still half-asleep.

Spotted in Meghan's Netflix kitchen: the Le Creuset Signature Braiser, her $368 culinary confidant. It's the palace-worthy upgrade your kitchen deserves, because while you might not have a title, you can certainly cook like you do. Duchess-approved and dinner party-ready.

Meghan's Viking stainless steel kettle, glimpsed while cooking with Tatcha's Vicky Tsai, is the unsung hero of her Netflix kitchen—she really loves tea.

In the kitchen, Meghan is a master of multitasking, and her arsenal of bowls is no exception. Spotted in the early episodes of With Love, the Duchess relies on Anthropologie's Stoneware Bowls to keep her culinary creations in motion. These fan-favorite bowls, available in a vibrant array of colors, are the epitome of farmhouse chic.

Meghan uses the Shun Classic Hollow-Ground Santoku Knife, known for its super steel blade and ergonomic design. This $600 Japanese-crafted collection includes all the essentials—a chef's knife, paring knife, utility knife, bread knife, herb shears, and honing steel—all housed in a sleek bamboo block.

In the opening scene of With Love, the Duchess is seen pouring boiling water from her sleek Fellow Corvo EKG Pro Electric Kettle into a French press for pal Daniel Martin.

In the show, the Duchess reveals a newfound love for honey, thanks to her beekeeping adventures. Her go-to honey pot? Anthropologie's charming hive-shaped glass vessel, complete with a wooden dipper. This $23 gem is the perfect accessory for any honey enthusiast, allowing you to drizzle a touch of sweetness into your tea or onto toast.

For the Duchess, presentation is everything, whether plating leafy greens or chopped strawberries. Handmade in Paris, this $345 artisan-crafted piece features delicate hand-cut beading inspired by 18th-century bubble carafes.

Seen in the background of Meghan's cooking scenes, this chic accessory adds a refined touch to her countertop while keeping salt within easy reach.