Meghan Markle’s $23 Anthropologie Favorite Is Actually So Useful

When Markle had a garden tea party with her friend Mindy Kaling, the table was decorated to the nines. Right away, our Senior Commerce Editor Marina Liao clocked Anthropologie's scalloped table runner. "I was actually looking at this table runner and the napkins when I was shopping for one, so I definitely know her runner is from Anthro," Liao says. It comes in several colors and, surprisingly, given the "Meghan Markle Effect," the runner isn't sold out (yet!).

If you're going with the table runner, why not pick up a set of matching napkins? Markle used these on the show when hosting Kaling.

The Duchess of Sussex uses a lot of bowls during her prep and cooking sessions with guests, and we have a feeling some of the bowls she used in the early episodes are from Anthro's popular latte stoneware collection.

Le Creuset is a staple in every kitchen, so it's no surprise she has one in her rental kitchen on the show. Her go-to pick is the braiser, which can make anything from short ribs and meatballs smothered in sauce to cinnamon rolls.

These plates look like tableware you'd see on Bridgerton with their beautiful blue peony design. It's nice to see a small business being featured on a show of this magnitude, so definitely take a peek at all the brand's offerings.

One thing you learn about Markle from the show is that she loves tea, and her kettle of choice is from Viking. The kettle is made of stainless steel and will whistle loudly when your water is boiling.

When Markle cooked with her friend and makeup artist, Daniel Martin, she wore a beige apron from Solino Home. The $40 chef essential comes in many colors and is made from 100 percent linen handwoven by artisans.

If you're wondering about the knife she uses on the show, it's from Shun. You can get a whole block set for $600, which is an investment, but know that the Japanese cutlery is worth it. The set comes with a classic eight-inch chef's knife, a 3.5-inch paring knife, a six-inch utility knife, a nine-inch bread knife, herb shears, and a combination honing steel.

In one of the first episodes, Markle admits she wasn't a big fan of honey until she started to learn more about the process of beekeeping. Now, she drizzles it on everything. Her cute honey pot of choice? This one from Anthro, of course.

Squeezing a lemon or lime by hand can get messy, and you often can't extract all the juice. To make the process faster, use Markle's citrus juicer, which captures the pulp and seeds so that only the liquid ends up in your drinks and dishes.

If you don't take good care of your wood cutting board, it can warp, crack, and grow mold over time. If yours is looking worse for wear, trade it in for this walnut one, which Markle uses on the show.

The Duchess of Sussex is all about presentation, even when plating homemade pasta or making a crudité spread for her friends. To make anything look good, even a handful of leafy greens, you'll need her fancy salad bowl from Astier de Villatte.

Something you'll spot in Markle's rental kitchen is this Vitamix blender. It has 10 speeds and a pulse feature, so you can make basically anything. Don't just take our word for it (or Markle's for that matter); check out the thousands of reviews and 4.7 star rating on Amazon as proof that this kitchen product is a must-have. "I love this blender. It will blend anything. Even makes hot soup or ice cream. Can't be beat for the price compared to the quality that you get. This blender will make anything you can get in a restaurant or juice shop to the same quality or better," wrote one reviewer.

Everyone, from Christina Hall to Markle makes sure to stock their kitchen cabinets with cute ice cream bowls. The former Suits actress uses this tulip dish from Crate & Barrel, and for just $4, we'd say it's totally worth buying a couple for your next dessert night.