Affiliate disclosure

If a link can earn money, you will know.

Commercial relationships are disclosed clearly so readers can judge a recommendation with the full context.

Current statusAmazon Associates account active; affiliate links are not yet live in the launch guides.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

How it will work

Some future links may earn Kitchen On Duty a commission.

If you click a clearly identified affiliate link and complete a qualifying purchase, the retailer may pay Kitchen On Duty a commission. The price shown by the retailer does not increase because of our commission. Prices, availability and eligibility are controlled by the retailer and can change after an article is published.

Amazon Associates

The required site statement

Kitchen On Duty participates in the Amazon.com Associates Program. The following required statement now appears clearly across the site:

“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”

This statement identifies participation in the program. It does not mean Amazon sponsors, approves or endorses Kitchen On Duty.

Near every link

A legal page alone is not enough.

When a recommendation contains an affiliate link, a short disclosure such as “paid link” or “commissions earned”will appear close to the relevant link or recommendation. Readers should not have to search the footer or open this page to discover a financial relationship.

Editorial separation

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No purchased ranking

A higher commission cannot buy a better score, badge or verdict.

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No hidden samples

Free, loaned or discounted products are disclosed in the relevant review.

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No fake ownership

We will not imply that we purchased or used a product when we did not.

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No guarantee of fit

An affiliate relationship never turns a recommendation into a warranty.

Official guidance

Rules we use as the baseline

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