The Best Cyber Monday Kitchen Deals You Can Still Get at Made In, Sur La Table, and More

Like I said, it’sgift-giving season— and I think you’d be smart to do most of your shopping now while so many special items are on sale. Here, I’ve pulled several I think would be standout for this purpose. There’s Misen’s mini stainless-steelsaucier(get the adorable-and-still-useful 0.75-quart size). Hedley & Bennett’s chef-belovedaproncomes in over two dozen color choices, so you’re bound to find one tailored to your recipient’s taste. A fancy brass cake server from Fog Linen and Dusen Dusen’s delightful pot holders are both cheap enough to make a stellarstocking stuffersright now. And Brightland’s vinegar would make an especially lovelyhost gift.

We’re starting with Amazon, which is perhaps the biggest beast of all. A lot of deals I found are just okay, so I’m calling out only the items I genuinely think are fantastic: a powerful Vitamixblenderthat’s nearly half off, a worth-ithigh-end cast-iron skillet, our Best in Classspice grinder, Breville’s top-tiersoda maker, Balmuda’s steamtoaster oventhat’s ace at reheating leftovers, and OXO’s reliablecoffee maker(it’s the one I’ve been using in my own kitchen for the last year or so).

Big Night’s sale isn’t the best out there; they’re only offering 15 percent off. But that discount is across the entire site, it’s as low as you’re likely to find any time of year, and it’s such a well-curated shop (especially for gifts) that I’ve decided to pull some favorites.

Brightland, which makes lovely olive oils, vinegars, and honey, is offering 25 percent off all products — an incredibly great sale for the brand. (Usually for Cyber Week, they do tiered discounts where you have spend a certain amount to get money off.)

For the most part, Caraway’s deals sets are better than their one-off items so I’ve included my two of favorites here: their trio of woodencutting boardsand a truly fantasticstorage container set(I use mine mostly for thepantry, but the pieces certainly work for meal prep and leftovers, too). And though it’s not deeply marked down, I also included theirceramic nonstick fry panbecause it’s one of my favorites.

Crate & Barrel has a lot of the same brand-name cookware and appliance deals as other big retailers I’ve listed below, namely Sur La Table and Williams Sonoma. So to keep things interesting, I’ve decided to focus my search here on tableware. Last year, I worked on a bigtabletop-themed projectfor the Strategist, and in my research found that, according to many experts, Crate & Barrel has some of the best-looking, highest-quality pieces for the price — and when on sale, even more so.

Dusen Dusen isn’t strictly a kitchen brand — but it does make quite a few boldly colorful and patterned items to make your space feel especially delightful. Everything is worth perusing; though since some of the deals are on the lower end, I pulled my favorites that are at least 25 percent off.

East Fork is known for its beautiful ceramics. But the brand also has some more unexpected products, like very cute enamelware, lovely wooden bowls, and beautiful glassware. I’ve gathered some favorites across categories below, all of which are 20 percent off along with the rest of the site (barring a few exceptions).

Fellow is offering up to 25 percent off its products, including our favorite gooseneck-styleelectric kettle(which is being offered in several new colors), its fantasticcoffee-maker(my colleague Michael Zhao, who has been using it for months now, says it’s one of the best machines he’s ever tried), and a slew of insulatedtravel mugsfor taking coffee and tea on the go this winter.

Food52 is offering up to 50 percent off sitewide, including this ceramic butter keeper (so you can keep it soft on the counter without it spoiling), a set of stackable straight-edge glasses in three different sizes, and Dansk’s classic butter warmer at the lowest price I’ve ever seen.

This is the biggest sale of the year for Great Jones; the brand is offering up to 50 percent off of most items. Here, a few standouts, including itsbaking dish, which is one of the best I own (and comes in a smaller square that’s also on sale), as well as its smallDutch oven(perfect for soup season in a household of two), and a colorful take on glass measuring cups.

Hawkins New York is offering 20 percent off everything on their site. I find it’s a great place to shop for especially nice-looking essentials, like this ceramic olive oil cruet, colorful paper towel holder, and brass cake server.

Hedley & Bennett — known for many years for itsaprons— has significantly increased its offerings over the past couple of years. For Cyber Monday, the brand has marked down everything on its website at least 20 percent, and certain items more so. Plus the more you buy, the deeper the discount you get. You can’t go wrong with its hero product. The chef’s towels are well-made and absorbent, and though I haven’t personally tried thecutting board, the design is quite cool, and it’s an ideal size and thickness.

Many items at Made In are up to 30 percent off through December 7. As much as I love its stuff — especially the stainless-steel cookware — the brand generally doesn’t have the highest discounts any time of year. Here’s how I’d shop: If you’ve had your eye on something in particular for a while, now is as good a time as any to go for it. If you just want to shop around, look at its sets, which is where you’ll find the best deals. I’d say my favorite item of all is the stock pot with a pasta insert, which I have and use regularly. It’s incredibly versatile, well built, and comfortable to maneuver.

Material Kitchen’s sale is also its biggest of the entire year, with up to 35 percent off sitewide. I found some gems, like this salt cellar and spoon rest (or shallow vessel for garnishes) combo, the components of which are sold separately at a markdown, too. I also pulled some couple of blades I like: the excellent straight-edgesteak knivesand a solid cooking set with the three essentials.

Misen is offering 25 percent off sitewide (with some items even more marked down) with code MISENSEASON. Here, I simply selected my own favorite items, including thehybrid roasting and sheet panI use all the time and thehybrid carbon-steel and nonstick skilletthat really blew my mind during testing. I tapped some colleagues who I know love the brand, too, and they offered their own recommendations of standout pieces.

Like I said, Sur La Table has a lot of the same deals as Crate & Barrel and Williams Sonoma — so I focused my search on less-expected items that will help you with kitchen prep work. Everything I’ve pulled is at least 35 percent off, and some of it much more. That Teakhauscutting boardis approved by my mom (a great home cook), who says it’s substantial but still much lighter weight than a Boos block. I highly recommend getting your hands on a set of all-purpose nesting bowls, like these from Duralex. I found a gorgeous Shunchef’s knifefor under $200. There’s also a solid pair of kitchen shears, a set of five glass storage containers for 57 percent off, and — though that wooden spoon doesn’tlooklike it’s on sale, it’s part of the company’s promotion ofbuy two tools, get one free(which I think is a pretty great deal if yourutensil crockneeds a refresh).

So far, the real stars of the show at Williams Sonoma are the pieces of industry-standard brand-name cookware. Our very favorite seven-quart StaubDutch oven(in select colors) will only run you $300 (this is a big one, good for families of four and up as well as entertaining). There’s a bunch of Le Creuset and All-Clad on sale, too.Andthe markdowns on otherwise-very-expensive, tried-and-true appliances are impressive, especially Breville’s do-it-alltoaster oven, the classic KitchenAidstand mixer, and Cuisinart’s time-testedfood processor. Everything listed here is 25 percent off or more.