If a lazy Susan reminds you of your grandma's dinner table, you haven't opened your eyes to all the possible ways it can be used. Here are our favorite ideas.

The Lazy Susan phenomenon began to gain popularity in the 1900s as a significant dining item in households and Chinese-American restaurants started to feature lazy Susans regularly.

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Lazy Susans are a versatile tool and ideal for home organization. Consumer Reports shares advice from organizing experts about their top ways to use a lazy Susan.