56 Very Good Prime Day Kitchen Deals, According to Our Kitchen and Dining Writer
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The last day of Prime Day is officially winding down. As you know, our whole staff has been hard at work all week uncovering discounts on everything fromtechtofashiontobeauty, and I have been working diligently within my area of expertise: the kitchen. No matter what you’re looking for, the clock is ticking to secure those final items. Shopping this type of event (which, by the way, is longer than it’s ever been) can be overwhelming. It requires, of course, knowing which products are worthwhile from the get-go. Finding the discounted gems among the pages (and pages and pages) of products is an exercise in patience, as it requires a ton of scrolling and price-comparing. Lucky for you, I’ve done that and will continue to do so for the remaining days.
Here, you’ll find only the best of the best. I’ve included some of the top picks from my “Best in Class” columns, like a couple of very reliablecoffee makersand every style of blender you could need: afull-size Vitamix model, a tried-and-truepersonal blender, and a simple but powerfulimmersion blender. I dug deep into our archives to find the items that professional chefs and avid home cooks have recommended to me over the years, like Misen’s genius hybrid roasting pan andsheet panand a handy little gadget that chops garlic in seconds. I checked for all-time Strategist favorites, like the reusable Swedish dish cloths readers love year in and year out.
There are small and essential items, like a set of very solid wine stoppers for a few bucks, and there are large and indulgent items, like a Breville espresso machine that is guaranteed to up your at-home coffee game. In every case, I made sure the sale was truly worthwhile, which means the vast majority of items I’ve pulled are more than 20 percent off, sometimes much more — and when less than that, there’s a compelling reason. I’ll be updating this post consistently until Prime Day is over on Friday, adding new deals as I find them, so make sure to keep checking back.
Updated on July 11, 2025
We’re in the last few hours of the last day of this mega Prime Day event. As such, I’m done updating this post — but last I checked, all my picks were still in stock and still marked down. You have until 2:59 a.m. ET to shop.
Deals I personally think are the best
My favorite deals so far this Prime Day are a mixed bag of categories (we’ve got appliances, cookware, tableware, and some random stuff in the mix). But to me, they’re all essential. There are bigger items like a classic Vitamixblenderfor only $350. Caraway’s great ceramicnonstick skillet(and some other same-material pieces from the brand) is marked down to a price I would say is very much worth it. I found some especially good deals on tabletop pieces, and then there are a few cheap essentials, made even cheaper by this event: the absolute best set ofkitchen towels, now less than a dollar a piece; a set of stainless-steel mixing bowls that will come in handy every single day; and a $79Dutch oventhat works just as well as a Le Creuset.
Appliances
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Vitamix has discounted quite a fewblendersthis Prime Day. Some are meh, but a few are great, including the digital-screen-adornedAscent X3and the dial-controlledPropel Series 750, both of which feature presets for foods like soup and frozen drinks. But my personal model of choice is classic, simple, and runs on variable control. It has fewer bells and whistles (a positive thing in my book) but is no less powerful for it.
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For those looking for apersonal-size blender, Nutribullet makes our favorite. (The exact model on our best-of list is the Pro. This one is the original.) It’s a mighty little thing, strong enough to emulsify salad dressing, chop green sauces, make herb oils, blitz pasta sauces, and more. Honestly, I pull my small-size model down more often than my big one because it’s much easier to manage but can still pulverize extremely well. Strategist managing editorKelsie Schraderand a couple of pro cooks I’ve talked to rely on their Nutribullets for smoothies, too.
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Braun’simmersion blenderonly has two speeds, but that’s a plus here. It’s our favorite simple model, perfect if you don’t anticipate pulling it out constantly for different levels of blitzing. This one will make easy work of most soups, dressings, and sauces.
Read more:The Best Immersion Blenders
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We’ve hit peak summer, and if now’s not the time for an at-home ice-cream machine, I don’t know when is. Strategist senior writerLauren Rojust wrote an ode to hernewer-model Ninja CREAMi— and while this one is slightly older, it will still churn out many of the same cold, sweet treats your heart desires.
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If you don’t bake enough to warrant splurging on a full-sizestand mixer, KitchenAid’s hand mixer is the perfect tool. It’s quite powerful — maybe not powerful enough for bread doughs, but it should take care of all cakes and cookies perfectly well. Plus, it’s much easier to store and clean.
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Breville’ssoda-makeris a standout: It’s the only one on the market that lets you add flavorbeforeyou fizz. It’s sturdy, and the stainless-steel exterior is easy to keep looking clean.
Read more:The Best Soda Makers
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Breville also makes great toaster ovens, including this top-of-the-line one that works as an air fryer along with all of the other usual settings (bake, broil, defrost, reheat, and more). It heats evenly and the trays pop out for easy cleaning.
Read more:The Best Toaster Ovens
Cookware and tools
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Caraway Fry Pan
Caraway’snonstick skilletis already one of our favorites. But a little behind-the-scenes intel for you: I’m doing some serious testing ofjustceramic pans right now, and it stacks up extremely well. It’s admittedly on the pricier side, so a sale is a very good time to buy. Thefull set of nonstick cookwareis also marked down 20 percent.
Read more:The Best Nonstick Skillets
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I’m also a big fan of Caraway’s ceramic nonstick sheet pan. I’ve been using mine a couple of times a week for several months now and it’s still in great shape. It comes in multiple sizes (and the brand has largersets of ceramic nonstick bakewareyou can buy on sale, too).
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Lodge’sDutch ovenis the most affordable one we always endorse — and during Prime Day, even more so. It’s on sale in a few different bright colors, including this sage-ish green, pumpkin orange, and poppy orange. And while the brand might not be as iconic as Le Creuset or Staub, the pot works just as well.
Read more:The Best Dutch Ovens
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I love the shape of Lodge’s braiser, too, which can also be used on the stovetop and in the oven. It’d be great for rice pilafs, searing meat, pastas, and more.
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Great Jones’sbaking dishesare some of my favorites. They heat evenly, release food well, and the substantial handles are easy to grip. Thelarge modelis on sale, too.
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If you don’t have a solid set of nesting stainless-steel mixing bowls, now is a great moment to fix that. They take up only as much space as the largest, but the various sizes come in handy for everything. I use them to toss salads and noodles, to evenly coat vegetables in olive oil and salt before roasting, and to defrost meat as well as marinate it. I use them to organize ingredients and to keep scraps out of my way as I chop and peel. I use the smallest size nearly every morning to beat scrambled eggs, and many nights to whisk dressings and sauces for dinner.
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Another set of mixing bowls, but with a little more flair (as you would expect from Great Jones). They’re made from ceramic, so they’re thicker and heavier than the stainless-steel ones above — but they have pour spouts, and the sweet design means they can double as serving bowls, too.
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I found a great deal for this adorable Le Creuset batter bowl. You can mix your pancakes or waffles right in it, and then pour directly onto your griddle orwaffle iron.
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Thisknife setis an always-favorite item on Prime Day. It’s our pick for the best collection that includes steak knives, and it’s one our readers buy in droves.
Read more:The Best Knife Sets
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If you’re interested in a fancier knife set, consider this one from Shun, which makes some truly beautiful blades. This one comes with achef’s knife, a paring knife, and a straight-edged nakiri knife ideal for chopping vegetables.
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Misen has some nice basics on sale, including these tongs, aballoon whisk, a siliconebasting brush, and a vegetableY-peeler.
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I know some of you have dull Microplanes. Now’s an ideal time to buy a new one.
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Our very favoritecitrus squeezeris marked down by 44 percent. It’s extremely durable and has a built-in strainer to filter out pieces of pulp and seeds, plus a hopper to collect the juice.
Read more:The Best Citrus Squeezers
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Misen’s stainless-steel roasting pan is actually somewhat of a cross between a roasting pan and a standardsheet pan. It’s not as bulky as the traditional version of the former but has high sides that hold a lot of food, and it catches all drippings and juices. This means it is especially great for full meals, like chicken roasted over potatoes, or foods that release a lot of fat, like bacon. I love the handles, too, which make for extra easy maneuvering.
Read more:The Best Sheet Pans
Coffee
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Breville makes hands down the bestespresso machinesfor home kitchens. Sure, there are shop-level, run-you-thousands-of-dollars models out there that some true coffee nerds will prefer. But when it comes to the average coffee appreciator wanting to make good espresso, nothing beats this brand in terms of ease and quality. The Infuser ensures you can choose the volume of your one- or two-shot pull and has a milk frother attached that makes real microfoam.
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The Moccamaster not only looks cool but also makes extremely goodcoffee, according to many industry professionals. It’s a simple drip machine, but one that controls the rate and spread of the water precisely enough to create a supersmooth brew every time. It works quickly, too. One note: The colors on sale seem to be shifting more often than usual as the day goes on, so I’m keeping an extra-close eye on this.
Read more:The Best Coffee Makers
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I also love OXO’s coffee maker. It’s the one currently on my counter and gets put to work every morning. It makes a delicious carafe but also has a setting and filter that allows you to brew two to four cups of coffee instead of five to eight, which you can do directly into a mug for a single cup.
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If you’re more of a pod-based coffee person, we really like this Nespresso model. The maker heats up and brews in seconds, then automatically deposits the used pod in a container in the back to empty and recycle (with somespecific guidelines).
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For those who aren’t electric machine people, consider theAeroPress, which is about as low-cost as it ever goes. According to one expert, it brews less acidic coffee than a French press and can make shots for lattes, Americanos, and cappuccinos, too. It’s also very travel-friendly.
Read more:The Best Single-Serve Coffee Makers
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Grinding your beans fresh is the best way to ensure a good cup, whether you’re brewing coffee or espresso. This one from OXO works extremely well, with micro settings so you can actually grind fine enough for the latter preparation, burr blades so that your grind size is even every time, and a timer you can set and walk away from.
Read more:The Best Coffee Grinders
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Or opt for anevencheaper and simplercoffee grinderwe love. It still features a burr blade that grinds beans consistently (a nonnegotiable according to professionals).
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Apace Living Coffee Scoop
These were originally called “the Rolls-Royce ofcoffee scoops” by a Strategist contributor — and we’ve been recommending them ever since.
Read more:I Can’t Stop Buying Coffee Scoops
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From the same brand comes this reusable mesh coffee filter.
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Our very favorite gooseneck electric kettle is on sale for 20 percent off. This thing is not only one of the nicest-looking on the market, but it heats quickly, has precise temperature control and hold, and pours evenly.
Read more:The Best Electric Kettles
Tableware
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I’ve found a surprising amount of fantastic tableware on sale today. Fable’sdinner platesandbowlswere recommended to me by a couple of cool hosting experts, and a few Strategist staffers use their stuff too. The pieces look more expensive than they are (especially now) thanks to their organic edges and weight.
Read more:The Best Dinner Plates
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Corelle is another brand that was mentioned to me while working on thatbest dinner platesstory, above, by a food stylist. For Prime Day, the brand has multiple items on sale (though some at less of a percentage off than others). These pasta bowls are lightweight, can go in the dishwasher, and are unimposing so that the food can be the star.Andthey’re basically unbreakable.
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If you like a decorative bowl, consider classic Spode, a favorite of Strategist contributorKiki Aranita.
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If you’re eating outside at all this summer, it’s nice to have a set of durable enamel plates. They feel much nicer to eat off of than disposable ones, but you truly can’t break them.
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If you have a bigger household or tend to break delicate glassware, I highly recommend Libbey, a storied glass company that makes hearty — but still nice-looking — drinking glasses. You truly can’t beat the price here; it’s a mixed set of eight tumblers and eight rocks glasses that come out to less than $2 a piece.
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I know these are only 15 percent off (the only item on this list going for less than 20 percent off), but I wanted to give them a shoutout.New YorkMagazine deputy editorAlexis Swerdloffwas influenced to buy them today after she saw Hill House founderNell Diamondsay they are the perfect shape and size on Instagram.
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I love Fortessa, too, and especially these glasses from its Jupiter line. The texture on the outside makes them look bejeweled (and seems nice to grip, too).
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If you’re bold enough to drink out of decidedly thin-stem wineglasses (a braver soul than me), these Gabriel-Glas ones are fantastic.(Senior editor Winnie Yang says they’re sturdier than they look, and she has no qualms about putting hers in the dishwasher.)Their elegance is in line with Zaltos.
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Toyo Sasaki Coupes
Strategist writerErin Schwartzpointed out that these coupe glasses, made in Japan, are usuallymuchmore expensive.
Miscellaneous
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Everyone in my life — and even people I don’t know who are somewhat familiar with my writing — have probably heard me talk about Graf Lantz’s coasters, which are both the cutestandmost absorbent on the market. They’re hardly ever on sale (and even more rarelythisheavily discounted).
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I’ve long admired this Serax fruit bowl from afar. I think it’s quite chic.
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There are a lot of high-techmeat thermometersout there that will run you a pretty penny. But I’ve had this cheap one (now even cheaper) for more years than I can remember, and it has never led me astray.
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Strategist writerAmbar Pardillawrote an ode to this handygarlic-chopping gadgetback in 2022 — and we love it to this day. “You throw cloves into the snow-globe-like top, roll it around, and pull down the top’s two ‘doors’ to release the cut garlic,” she explains. “The more you roll, the finer the chop.”
Read more:This Gadget Lets Me Mince Garlic With Reckless Abandon
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Thesebag sealerswere originally recommended to us several years ago, but they’ve remained part of theStrategist kitchen canonever since. Unlike traditional chip clips, they sit across the entire open threshold of a bag so that the opening seals completely. This way, your food actually stays fresh.
Read more:My Family Uses These Industrial-Strength Chip Clips on Literally Everything
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My personal Prime Day approach is to stay away from anything frivolous. Sometimes that means indulging in a pricey item I’ve actually been coveting — but a lot of the time it means stocking up oneveryday essentialsI would have to buy anyway. Every time this event rolls around, that includes Mrs. Meyer’s dish soap, which I love because it smells great and doesn’t feel harsh on my hands. Strategist writer Arielle Avila has rounded up a massive list of even moreunsexy but useful itemson sale right now.
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I couldn’t function in the kitchen without a large rotation ofkitchen towels, and these just happen to be my very favorite ones. They’re always a big bang-for-your-buck purchase, and now even more so. I use them to wipe up spills, lay out just-washed veggies, dry dishes, and grab hot pan handles. And when they get too gross to keep using, I simply throw them in the wash.
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Prime Day is always a nice time to get some KitchenAid oven mitts — especially when they come in this adorable gingham.
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If yourkitchen trash canis looking a little worse for the wear, upgrade with one of our very favorites. Its slim design can fit in the trickiest of spaces — and it still manages to include one side for recycling, too.
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DII Swedish Dishcloths
These super-absorbent dishcloths are a perennial favorite Strategist product. They act more like a paper towel than a dishcloth but are still reusable.
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Rabbit Wine Bottle Stoppers
If you find yourself using the cork to save wine, grab this set of bottle stoppers. I’ve had mine for years, and the stoppers always seal the opening well, hold up to cleaning (I put mine in the dishwasher), and don’t require too much clearance for a fridge shelf.
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This set of glass jars from Anchor Hocking have that classic cookie jar shape, though they’d also work for snacks and flour and sugar. (One note: The lids aren’t airtight, so I’d only fill them with items you go through fairly quickly.)
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And another cute set of Anchor Hocking jars for your pantry.
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Belovedpizza-ovencompany Gozney has this pizza cutter with a high-carbon stainless-steel blade that, according to Zhao, is “so sharp and so quick, it cuts like a Japanese knife.”
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I’ll leave you with a fun one: While I don’t generally include groceries in my Prime Day roundups, this pizza dough, another product from Gozney, comes highly recommended by Zhao. “It’s easy to prepare, handles super-predictably, and tastes much better than the refrigerated premade dough you find at the supermarket,” he says. Grab a bag or two and make it for your next dinner party.
More Prime Day Deals
- 50 Pairs of Comfy Shoes on Sale This Month From Camper, Hoka, and More
- Just 45 Pairs of Comfy, On-Sale Shoes From Rothy’s, Keen, and More
- This May Be Your Last Chance to Get OG Everlane on Sale
- I Found $16 Old Navy Bikinis and $25 Aerie One-Pieces
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