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Are you getting a bit of cabin fever? Don’t worry, you’re definitely not the only one. Although working from home (if you have that luxury) may have seemed like a great treat at first, it can definitely bring some anxiety — and boredom.
Clear your mind and take some of the pressure of dealing with these uncertain times by baking some cookies. Yup, stress-baking is a real thing and it can actually help. That means all those recipes you’ve been bookmarking from the NYT Cooking section can finally be put to use — even the bread ones that you never thought you’d have a reason to make.
SEE ALSO: Dealing with coronavirus-related anxiety? Try stress baking.
If you’re gonna be trying a ton of different goodies, you’re gonna want a mixer that can handle it all. Since KitchenAid is probably the first brand to come to mind, it’s a good thing that Amazon has a ton of deals on their standing mixers right now.
Save up to $160 and check out all the sales that we found below:
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