13 Brandless products worth buying, according to Brandless employee

Coffee fiend? You'll want to stock up on a few bags of Brandless organic Fair Trade coffee beans farmed in Peru. One bag gets you six servings of cold brew coffee, which may not be enough for you. Luckily, it's just $3 a bag, which means your caffeine habit won't bankrupt you.

Who says real maple syrup has to cost an arm and a leg? Certainly not Brandless, who sells its 100% pure, Grade-A maple syrup for just $3. It's great on pancakes, over your ice cream, or in your coffee (yes, that's a real thing).

Finding a good knife for your starter kitchen can be quite the challenge, but this chef's knife is a great first purchase. Its stainless steel blade is sharp, and its non-slip grip makes for easy use. While I would never put it to the test against a German or Japanese knife, it's still a solid everyday knife that you can own for just $3.

If you're prone to hosting large dinners and always find yourself missing serving utensils, you'll want the whole set of silicone kitchen goodies, which includes a slotted spoon, serving spoon, pasta fork, spatula, and slotted turner. Plus, the acacia wood combined with the taupe color of the silicone is so aesthetically pleasing that you won't mind keeping these out for show, even if they're not in use.

You could spend $20 on a notebook, or you could spend $3 with this hardcover journal. Its 80-pages are all responsibly sourced, and the cover is sturdy enough to withstand a few tosses into and out of your backpack.

For on-the-go grooming, Brandless highly recommends its tweezers, which are made of stainless steel and come with a protective pouch. The sharp edges allow for precise tweezing, and at just $3, you may want to buy more than one.

If you have a sweet tooth, it's hard to resist the gummies and other candies that come from the Brandless Candy Bundle. All four gummy variations are just $12.

I'm a huge fan of this oversized bowl. It's not only perfect for ramen, but for any other easy, comforting supper that you know you'll want heaping servings of. My boyfriend and I often fight over who gets to use this bowl, though at $3, it's unclear why we haven't just bought another.

Brandless has a huge lineup of cleaning supplies for the kitchen, bathroom, and even your pets, but the one that Brandless itself can't live without is a set of the non-toxic cleaning wipes. You'll get 35 for $3, and the non-toxic formula and pleasant lemon verbena scent means that you can use these wipes on just about anything. It's great at removing bacteria, dirt, and grime, and leaves surfaces looking and smelling fresh.

Brandless sells this organic virgin coconut oil at just $3 for 10 ounces, and you can use it in a wide range of applications. The company recommends it as a creamer, moisturizer, or shoeshiner. Personally, I love baking with it.

Harsh winter months mean harsher heaters and arid conditions, which means alarmingly dry skin. For a quick fix, Brandless' night cream contains moisturizing shea butter without any parabens or phthalates. I've made my way through many a moisturizer, and Brandless' version stands up to them all.

Like the night cream, Brandless' hand cream does an excellent job reviving your skin, especially your cracked knuckles and palms. I also love the citrus bergamot scent.

For a never-fail snack, Brandless' beef jerky is a great way to go. Again, just $3 gets you organic, 100% grass-fed beef that has been hickory smoked and is absolutely delicious.