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Wirecutter's 100 Most Popular Picks of July

It’s no surprise that all things summertime made our list of the most popular Wirecutter picks for the month of July. Air conditioners! Water bottles! Sunscreen! And, of course, fresh, delicious ice cream: We hope that everyone who bought our ice-cream maker pick also read our article on how to make excellent ice cream at home and is enjoying the fruits of their labor. (Psst: Whether you’re scooping homemade or store-bought, our favorite ice cream scoop will likely become one of your most-loved kitchen gadgets. It’s smooth and easy to clean, and it makes picture-perfect cones every time.)

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Wirecutter’s mission is to recommend what really matters. Each year, we independently test and review thousands of products to help you find just what you need. Our goal is to save you time and eliminate the stress of shopping, whether you’re looking for everyday gear or gifts for loved ones.

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