Christopher Kimball's Milk Street

177 Milk Street, 02109, Boston, United States
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2.75
Based on 20 Reviews

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About Christopher Kimball's Milk Street

Christopher Kimball's Milk Street offers a TV show, podcast, cookbooks and school that will change the way you cook with easy recipes from around the world. From our store, Milk Street prides itself on bringing our customers unique, functional items from vendors around the globe.

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Randy Gold
GB

We ordered the cookbook for a Christmas… We ordered the cookbook for a Christmas present on 11/20/23. It is now 12/18/23 and still no cookbook. Customer service on the phone was useless. The tracking nos. supplied with the shipping confirmation received on 12/14/23 email state that no label has been created. Really not pleased.

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Kate
GB

Milk street kitchin-tan knife falling apart Received a Kitchin-tan knife for a gift last December and the handle is cracking and falling apart by September. When contacted, Milk street said "sorry you bought it too long ago for us to help, good luck" Buyer beware they don't stand behind their products.

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Jan Adam
GB

There was some confusion about my order… There was some confusion about my order but it was straightened out satisfactory! Customer service was done through emails very quickly! My order was perfect and am very happy with my purchase and their service!

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Sandyshe
GB

A different kind of grocery shopping experience I’ve gotten several different pantry items from the very unusual goods that you usually don’t find at the supermarket. All have been excellent and I will try new items from them

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DC
GB

It's Buyer Beware from the Milk Street store. I have purchased a number of items from the Milk Street Store all of which were satisfactory. I recently purchased a non-slip mat for a cutting board. Well it does slip-- a lot. A dampened kitchen towel is far superior. I contacted customer service. I was informed that all sales are final unless a product arrives damaged. Basically it's a buyer beware business model. Not what one would expect from a premium webstore.

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