92 Cyber Monday Kitchen Deals Up to 50% Off for the 2024 Season

Made In’s Dutch Oven was already a great, more affordable alternative to Le Creuset or Staub. On Cyber Monday it’s an extra 20% off to come in under $200 for a 5.5 quart model. You can read more about it here.

We don’t typically recommend sets of cookware because we think there’s good reason to have, say, a stainless stockpot and saucepan, a carbon steel frying pan, etc. But if you pushed us, we’d point you to an All-Clad set. Their stainless steel cookware is the best out there, and the D5 line, considered the brand’s premier range, features ultra warp-resistant five-ply construction.

Ceramic nonstick cookware is the go-to alternative to conventional Teflon-based nonstick pans for people looking to avoid PFAS. These days, the market is saturated with ceramic nonstick pans, but we feel that GreenPan makes some of the best. Their ceramic coatings last longer than other brands, and they come in a variety of colors and styles that suit just about any kitchen decor scheme.

A Lodge cast iron skillet is one of those rare products that is simultaneously cheap and high-quality. People love these skillets, and they will last you a lifetime. Lodge pans come with a really robust seasoning that is glossy and slick right out of the box. While we also like the more expensive smooth cast iron pans that replicated the desirable qualities of vintage cast iron, we will always recommend Lodge pans for anybody dipping their toes into cooking with cast iron.

Global makes one of our all-time favorite chef’s knives. The handle is filled with a precise amount of sand designed to make it feel balanced, like a true extension of its user’s arm. It’s the knife of choice for many Epi staffers, who claim it holds its edge for a long time and is easy to sharpen when the time comes. This two-pack comes with the chef’s knife plus a paring knife that’s great for all of your small kitchen prep tasks.

If a great chef’s knife is what you’re after but you’re not looking to spend $100+ on it, the Victorinox Swiss Classic is your answer. While it may not have the luxe style and feel of some of our other top picks, it’s an absolute kitchen workhorse with a razor-sharp blade and lightweight feel that make it a joy to use.

For unmatched versatility and an ideal mix of agility and precision, reach for a santoku knife. The 7″ version of this one from Wüsthof fared well in our testing, making this shorter version a great pick for anyone with smaller hands or who favors a shorter blade.

While the Moccamaster makes a quality cup of coffee with little effort, our absolute favorite coffee maker is the Aiden from Fellow. The Fellow Aiden only recently came out this past year, and it very quickly dominated our best coffee maker testing. The machine allows you to customize water temperature, bloom time, and the length of pulses—creating a drip coffee maker that basically mimics pour over coffee. You can get this coffee maker along with an electric scale, vacuum canister for your beans, and a Fellow Burr grinder (which happens to be one of our favorites) at a discount now this Cyber Monday.

If you’re wondering if we stand behind this machine, just know that it has been the source of coffee in our test kitchen for years. The Moccamaster was, perhaps, the first truly high quality drip coffee maker and if you want something that’s simple to operate, they don’t come much better than this.

The Fellow Gooseneck kettle doesn’t just look nice, it’s also got the performance and extra features to secure it a top spot in our electric kettle testing. The spindly spout offers precise pour control and the “guide mode” offers a range of boiling settings for whatever type of hot beverage you might need—including pourover coffee, black tea, green tea, and more. And our favorite feature: you can even schedule you water to boil ahead of time, much like you would with a coffee maker.

The dome silhouette of the Typhur makes it looks like an air fryer of the future and trust us when we say it works a bit like one too—which is exactly why it’s one of our favorite air fryers. This thing is huge, with enough space to fit a 12-inch pizza and two pounds of fries. It’s also super powerful, able to cook things in just a few short minutes with no preheating required. The interface is super intuitive and it has a self-clean feature that helps with overall tidying up. While it does take up a fair bit of space, this is one air fryer worth splurging on during Cyber Week.

The Philips Premium Air Fryer was a former top pick in our product testing because of its sleek, intuitive control panel and high performance. This XXL version is the one to get if you often find yourself cooking for four, five, or even six people. Its 7-quart capacity is large enough to fit an entire chicken, or a mountain of french fries—take your pick.

For those who need an especially heavy duty stand mixer, KitchenAid’s bowl-lift models allow you to crank the bowl up or away from the mixing attachment—holding it securely in place as it beats together tougher mixtures.

The reputation of this appliance precedes itself, at least if you spend any amount of time on TikTok. Somewhere between an ice cream maker and a blender, the Ninja Creami makes smooth and (obviously) creamy frozen confections in a similar manner to a Pacojet, but at a much more affordable price point. Frozen margaritas, Dole whips, gelato, and frozen yogurt on demand are really where this thing shines.

If you ever used a crappy old hot plate, imagine that, but incredibly powerful and consistent. This portable induction burner is lightweight and can give you an extra burner if you’re cooking a huge meal like Thanksgiving, or, if you’re like our senior writer Emily Farris and are stuck with a bad apartment stove, you can just pop a couple of these right on top and have a best in class cooking experience.

The Dreamfarm Fluicer is a weird looking gadget, but nothing is better at annihilating a lemon and getting absolutely all the juice out.

These simple dish towels are our top pick for cotton kitchen towels and they’re a staple in the BA Test Kitchen. They’re durable, absorbent, and they wash and dry well too.