Chelsea Market in the Times

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Chelsea Market, on the ground floor of an 11-story building in the shadow of the High Line, is a smorgasbord of food and other shops that came by its tasty mission naturally. For decades, the structure was part of the Nabisco bakeries, churning out Fig Newtons, Animal Crackers, Oreos and Mallomars. The cookies are gone, but the indoor market, occupying the block from 9th to 10th Avenues and 15th to 16th Streets, has stayed true to its food-focused heritage, offering a sprawling set of restaurants and kitchenware stores as well as a refuge from the season’s cold snaps.

4 P.M. Before you head back into the cold, stock up on kitchenware at Bowery Kitchen Supply, (212) 376-4982. For the professional chef, or the wannabe professional chef, there are aprons from Chef Revival ($51), and for the home cook, there are Totally Bamboo cutting boards ($13 to $27) and tea sets by Miya of Japan ($32 to $67).


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