Good news everyone: the Amazon Prime Day kitchen deals don’t seem to be going anywhere, at least not until 11:59 p.m. tonight (although honestly we’ve seen our fair share of discounts linger well past closing time). But the time is still now to upgrade the shoddy blender that you are always worried may come apart mid-smoothie, the stand mixer that’s been in your family for generations, or heck, even your fridge. We’ve been continuing to scour the site for big discounts and markdowns on products we use and love in our own kitchens. And if the list seems unwieldy to you, just imagine how much we left off because we thought it wasn’t worth your time.
Now, here’s the rub: You do need to be an Amazon Prime member in order to take advantage of these deals. You can sign up for a free 30 day trial of Prime with the button below.
If you’re not normally a big Amazon shopper maybe you just show up, snatch a discounted Dutch oven and then cancel on Friday. We’re not here to judge. (If you really aren’t into Prime you can still find Big savings on cookware, home decor, and kitchen appliances at lots of other online retailers like Target)
But if you are one of the 160 million plus Prime members out there, scroll through the kitchen deals below and find something good.
Or, skip the full list and shop a few of our favorite Prime Day deals right from the top:
Appliance deals
The GE Opal is the king of home ice makers and can bring the chewy, flaky, crunchy ice of mall food court fame to your kitchen. The nugget ice is both beloved by TikTok and great for making tiki drinks. This is spendy for an ice maker, but it’s also $150 off right now.
KitchenAid stand mixers are our top pick for most home bakers for a reason: They are solidly constructed, easy to use, and last for decades. A tilt-head model like this one is slightly smaller than KitchenAid’s bowl-lift style, should you need to tuck it away between batches of cookies.
If you do more than a little baking, the 3.5 quart mixer may be too small. Up your capacity with this 5 quart model and then use it make this chocolate sheet cake with brown butter frosting. It’s so good it once caused a stampede in the test kitchen when food editor Shilpa Uskokovic made it.
At some point, we all become Air Fryer People. For you, today is the day. You can’t go wrong with the basket-style Cosori Air Fryer Max XL, which is what associate food editor Rachel Gurjar used to test and perfect her crispy potato wedges.
The Cosori isn’t the only good air fryer out there. The XXL from Philips has come out victorious in the thorough head-to-head testing from our friends at Epicurious for several years running. It does a swirls hot air around potato wedges chicken tenders, or broccoli florets until that ASMR-level crunch is achieved.
If you want to do more with an air fryer than just crisp up fries and tots, we submit to you, the multi-oven. A juice-up toaster oven that can air fry, roast, broil, slow cook, turn out the perfect frozen pizza—it can even roast a whole chicken. And in the world of multi-ovens no one does it better than Breville, which has a $100 off its Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro. If you’re looking for an air fryer-toaster oven combo, this stainless steel countertop convection oven is another BA favorite.
If you haven’t ever used a fully wireless smart thermometer before, you need to use a fully wireless smart thermometer. Simply stick it all the way into whatever kind of meat you’re cooking before you throw it on the grill or in the oven, walk away and periodically check your phone for updates on exactly how long it will be until your dinner is ready (do note that, while the Meater is incredibly accurate at reading instant temps, the prediction is better on things like roast turkey than it is on something like brisket because of all the fat that renders out of the latter—still, a great thermometer)
The bigger version of the Meater comes at an even bigger discount. This one has four probes, which can read both the ambient temperature and the internal temp, so you can monitor several cooks simultaneously. It also has an even bigger range letting you check your food from 165 feet away.
This appliance’s defining feature compared to other models is a double-decker blade design that means you don’t have to scrape down the sides of the bowl as you use the food processor for chopping. But, full disclosure: This wasn’t our favorite food processor when we tested them. That title goes to the Breville food processor featured below.
You may read the bad news about Instant Pot going bankrupt earlier this summer, but that doesn’t mean this do-everything appliance isn’t still worth owning. The Duo is a great starter model that will help you get used to the multi-cooker—and summer is a great time to own one, since cooking in it means avoiding turning on the oven in the heat.
Yes, we’re recommending a refurbished blender. This is, hands down the cheapest you will find any full-sized Vitamix blender anywhere at under $200. This is a basic model, but still comes with all that Vitamix power. And we know people who have used a refurbished Explorian for years and years with no issue.
You can check even more Vitamix Prime Day deals right over here.
Cleaning and organization tools
These stylish storage containers from DTC cookware company Caraway can be used to bring lunches to work, or to make the inside of your refrigerator look like an organization blog. If you buy them on Caraway’s website, they’re also offering free shipping right now.
Stasher is the reigning champ of reusable silicone bags for good reason. They last forever, have zips that actually stay closed, and can be tossed into the dishwasher. See you, single-use plastic bags.
This dish-drying rack is perfect for kitchens with minimal counter space: Simply position it over the opening of your sink and then roll it away and tuck it into a cabinet when you’re done.
This vacuum isn’t just a vacuum—it’s also a mop. That means it can suck up the spilled flour in your kitchen, and then wipe the floor clean afterward, all in one fell swoop.
Even if you didn’t know that this robot vacuum could automatically adjust its suction power as it recognizes it’s cleaning different surfaces or that it had a heavy-duty HEPA filtration system, you’d probably consider getting it anyway because it empties itself. And you should because it empties itself. Oh yeah, did we mention it’s more than 40% off?
If you’re not ready to outsource your kitchen vacuuming, but still want to take advantage of the many Amazon Prime Day deals on vacuums, might we recommend this well-reviewed model from Shark?
If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s that having an air filter on hand is never a bad idea. I purchased a HEPA air purifier during the first wave, and the unexpected additional benefit is that my allergies improve whenever I have it running. This model from Coway, which works in spaces up to 361 square feet, is over $30 off.
Coffee and espresso deals
The simplest semi-automatic espresso machine out there in our opinion. The smart grinder and tamping system means you don’t need to measure your beans or figure out how hard to tamp them into the portafilter. If you want to get into espresso making this one really can help you learn how to perfect a shot. The steam wand is pretty great to boot—it can handle oat milk just as well as dairy milk.
If you don’t need all the smartness of the Express Impress you can save yourself some money and get the regular Barista Express. It still has a built-in burr grinder and brews the quality espreso Breville machines are known for. Read our full roundup of the best espresso machine deals for more information about these machines.
This coffee maker kind of does it all: drip-style coffee, espresso, cold brew, and more. It’s a pricey machine, but it’s effortless to use, and so, so versatile. Read our full review of the machine over on Epicurious and get it with a $150-off coupon right now.
Of course, you don’t need to go for any kind of fancy coffee machine. A classic French press will never go out of style, and Bodum’s model remains one of our favorites.
Fellow’s Ode burr grinder is perfect in almost every way: It’s gorgeous, is made with very high quality materials, and on Prime Day costs less than a lot of grinders that are not in the same league. The only issue with the Ode is that, by design, it doesn’t grind fine enough for espresso. But if you want anything from Aeropress to cold brew it does a truly beautiful job.
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Cookware deals
Do you know someone who needs a forever set of pots and pans? Do you really like that person? (Is that person you?) All-Clad is used in professional kitchens and the test kitchen for a reason: Food director Chris Morocco proclaims the brand’s cookware “unkillable.”
You know Lodge for its affordable but reliable cast-iron Dutch ovens, griddles, and fry pans. As far as price-to-utility ratio goes, a pre-seasoned $30 Lodge skillet is one of the best kitchen deals out there. But a $21 Lodge cast-iron skillet? True value.
Yeah, this pan is great for pizza. But, it’s also just a wide, flat griddle. You know what that means? Bacon. Pancakes. Burgers for 10. If you’re feeding a crowd or just want to casually say, “Oh this? I cooked it à la plancha,” you need a cast-iron griddle. Making pizza is just the icing on the cake.
Cast iron skillets heat up speedily and then stay hot, which is key for getting that crust on a cut of steak. Plus, they’re just as useful in the oven as they are on the stovetop, making them ideal for cobblers, Dutch babies, and saucy chicken thighs.
All-Clad may be known for their stainless steel pots and pans, but we also love their nonstick skillets. And it’s for the same reason that we love their other cookware: It’s well-constructed, heats evenly, and it lasts.
A Le Creuset Dutch oven is a Nancy Meyers fantasy kitchen staple for a reason: This cookware is made to last forever. It heats evenly, gets super hot for perfect searing, and it works in the oven and on the stovetop. Not to mention the fact that it stuns on the countertop or tabletop, as well. The thing that sets Le Creuset apart from other Dutch ovens is, quite simply, the fact that the enamel never chips. This cookware is an investment, even at this killer discount, but it’s one of the best ones you can make for your kitchen as an avid home cook. Right now, both round and oval shapes are on offering as Prime Day deals. In general, we prefer round Dutch ovens because they heat more evenly on the stovetop—but oval models are useful for braising larger cuts of meat in the oven.
For folks with smaller kitchens, this stackable set from heritage French cookware brand Staub is a game changer. You get a 5.25-quart cocotte (which you may also know as a Dutch oven), a 3.5-quart braiser, a 10-inch grill pan, and a universal lid. Three pieces of cookware, one footprint.
If you want even more cookware deals, click right this way.
Kitchen gadgets, tools, and novelty kitchen items
This SodaStream bundle includes absolutely everything you could need—bottles, flavor packets, CO2 canisters—to quit your canned seltzer habit for good.
Conventional can openers can be a literal pain for arthritic hands. We like Kitchen Mama’s electric version, one of the best can openers we tested, for its simple design and slim size.
A cross-back apron in rumpled cotton or linen is as stylish as it is functional—just ask our editors in the test kitchen. Very ceramicist off-duty.
With an AeroGarden, even notorious plant killers can be urban homesteaders. This hydroponic grow system includes seed pods for six different herbs including Thai basil and dill.
A butane kitchen torch is not an essential tool for most kitchens. However, it is a pretty fun one, if torching a baked Alaska and watching Gruyère bubble and brown under a blazing jet of fire sounds like your kind of fun.
In the eternal words of Sisqo, sort of, “Tongs tongs tongs tongs tongs.” During this limited time Lightning Deal, Prime members can save 42% on this 9-inch (food director Chris Morocco’s preferred tong length) and 12-inch set. They’re compatible with your favorite nonstick cookware thanks to the silicone tips.
If you long for a pellet ice maker, but lack both the space and the funds at this time (relatable), you could opt for this 50% off deal on tiny silicone ice molds. It’s…not the same thing as having that crunchy Sonic ice at all, but tiny ice cubes are still fun.
Countertop vacuum sealers are great if you shop in bulk and want to make sure 60 chicken thighs don’t develop freezer burn. But they’re also an essential tool if you want to sous vide. Throw our favorite sous vide machine, the Breville Joule, into your cart and you’re ready to go.
Baking tools
For cookies and candies—especially sticky ones like florentines and marshmallows—a silicone baking mat is a must. No more running out of parchment and no more scraping fused caramel off baking sheets.
A quality set of mixing bowls is just as important as any set of pots and pans—and our friends over at Epicurious think Cuisinart makes the best. You can even turn these nesting bowls into storage containers in a pinch, thanks to the silicone lids they come with.
If you don’t have a kitchen scale and have been beating yourself up over lackluster baking results, food editor Shilpa Uskokovic would like to have a word: “You need to stop the negative self-talk. It’s not you—it’s your measuring cup. And it’s letting you down!” Get the scale, please. For Shilpa.
Never end up with a triangle-shaped scrap of parchment paper again with these handy little pre-cut sheets. They save BA contributor Emma Wartzman from losing her sanity mid-baking project, and they might very well do the same for you come holiday cookie time.
Knife deals
Mac makes some of our all-time favorite knives, and this is a tremendous deal on a very versatile knife.
This deal includes the only three knives you need: A chef’s knife, a paring knife, and a serrated knife. These stainless-steel knives are full tang, durable, and lightweight. The set is also available with Henckel’s custom knife sharpener.
