And you will end up with dangling cords and a scorched backsplash.

Plugmold works great in areas you don't plan on having any small appliances plugged in daily. Do a regular outlet where you want to plug in the toaster oven, electric kettle, coffee maker, etc.

Here is my plugmold. No idea of the brand or model number. I just told my GC and electrician I wanted the slimmest profile. The electrician first showed up with one of those bulky angled models and I told him to keep looking.

Here's mine from my previous home (Kitchen remodeled several years ago with the help of the good folks here on what was known as GardenWeb (pre-Houzz takeover)). In my case, I used "angled plugmold" for easier access. Some people took regular plugmold and mounted it on angled wood.

If you look into it, you should be able to find something you can use.

https://www.legrand.us/wire-and-cable-management/raceway-and-cord-covers/plugmold-systems/c/lgnd091208

This Utilitech 6-Outlet White Power Strip With USB A/C 36-in L White Raceway at Lowes looks reasonable.