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The 51 Best Black Friday Deals on Our Favorite Tested Kitchen Gear, Including Vitamix, Le Creuset, and Breville

We scoured the internet for the best deals on tested and approved kitchenware.

a red Staub dutch oven on an oven's rack

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The Black Friday chaos is upon us! Whether you’re perusing for discounted kitchen staples like reusable beeswax wrap or want to get started on holiday gift shopping, my fellow Serious Eats editors and I found deals upon deals that are actually worth it. We spotted our favorite Vitamix blender for $200 off (fantastic!), an outrageously good deal on a KitchenAid stand mixer, and more price slashes on kitchen items we’ve tested (and tested, and tested) and love. 

The Best Black Friday Kitchen Gear Deals, at a Glance:

  • A Rare Discount on a Luxury Coffee Maker: Ratio Six Coffee Maker (White)

    Ratio Coffee - Series 2 Six Coffee Maker

    Amazon

    We almost missed this deal, because it only applies to the white colorway. Thank goodness we're detail-oriented! The Ratio Six is the longtime winner of our coffee makers review, and two members of our team (Rochelle and Riddley) own and use one daily. It mimics the act of pour-over coffee, so each cup tastes handmade. It rarely goes on sale, so this deal is a huge score.

    The Ratio Six Coffee Maker on a counter next to coffee and cereal.

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  • Dreaming of an Air Fryer Toaster Oven? Get This One: Breville the Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro

    Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro

    Amazon

    This air fryer toaster oven is a jack-of-all-trades: It air fries crispy wings and French fries, toasts bread and bagels evenly, and bakes and roasts efficiently. I use it all the time, and I promise you will too. It’s $100 off for a limited time, which is a great deal. 

    A hand opening the door to chicken cooking in the Breville the Smart Oven Air Fryer

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  • The Most Affordable Food Processor: Cuisinart 14-Cup Food Processor

    Cuisinart 14-Cup Food Processor

    Amazon

    Food processors can be so pricey, but here's a secret: One of our favorites costs hundreds less than its competitors. The Cuisinart 14-Cup food pro has a huge capacity and a simple interface. It comes with two discs which is, honestly, all you need. Right now it's on sale for nearly 40% off.

    A person chops vegetables in the Cuisinart 14-Cup Food Processor

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  • Beeswax Wrap That Actually Sticks: Bee’s Wrap Reusable Beeswax Food Wrap Roll

    Beeswax Roll

    Amazon

    If you’re reducing your plastic consumption, consider beeswax wraps, which are usually a cotton cloth coated in, you guessed it, beeswax. They’re reusable and washable, and this roll from Bee’s Wrap was one of my favorites when I tested them. It stuck surely to even the slickest of food storage containers and stayed put even when shaken. 

    a slice of honeydew melon on top of a piece of beeswax wrap

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  • Sturdy Swedish Dishcloths That Our Editors Swear By: SuperScandi 10-Pack Swedish Dishcloths

    Swedish Dish Cloths

    Amazon

    We love these Swedish dishcloths because they’re super absorbent and reusable; no more wasting money on one-and-done paper towels. This pack of 10 is a couple of bucks off for Black Friday, making it a great time to stock up. 

    A grey Swedish dishcloth being dipped in a pan of water

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  • A Blender Worth Buying Now That It’s Almost $200 Off: Vitamix 5200 Blender

    Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender

    Amazon

    You haven’t bought a Vitamix 5200 blender yet? What are you waiting for? A sale, you say? Fair enough—it ain’t cheap. But, lucky for you, it’s currently on sale this Black Friday for $200 less, one of the best deals I’ve seen. I’ve had this blender for years, and it still tackles pulverizing and blending without a hitch. 

    Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender filled with orange smoothie

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  • An Instant Read Thermometer That Helps Cook Holiday Roasts Perfectly: ThermoWorks Thermapen ONE

    ThermoWorks Thermapen ONE

    King Arthur Baking Company

    If you’re still poking meat to test its doneness—stop! Buy our favorite, heavily discounted instant-read thermometer instead. It’s super fast and accurate (unlike your finger), and nearly every Serious Eats editor has one. You can be just like us! 

    A person taking the temperature of a pot of boiling water with the Thermapen ONE.

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  • A Vacuum Sealer for Sous Vide Cooking (or Freezer Storage): Anova Culinary Precision Vacuum Sealer Pro

    Anova Precision Vacuum Sealer Pro

    Amazon

    A good vacuum sealer should be fast and sucky—literally! No air pockets shall remain. This one from Anova sucks, in the best way possible. It also creates a super-tight seal, so you can plop a bag into a sous vide water bath without dinner getting soggy.

    The Anova Precision Vacuum Sealer Pro is used to seal a bag of meat

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  • Non-Toxic Microwave Containers for Leftovers (and More!): Anyday 8-Piece

    Anyday The Everyday Set

    Anyday

    These sturdy glass containers from Anyday are safe for the microwave—it’s what they’re made for. Not only are they great for storing and heating leftovers, but they can also be used to cook food. (And not just steamed broccoli or peas!) Anyday has recipes for poached eggs and even actually good sloppy Joes, both of which I’ve made.

    Four Anyday dishes on a blue countertop (one with its lid off)

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  • A Compact Stand Mixer for Smaller Kitchens: KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer

    KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer in black

    Amazon

    Maybe you know an avid cookie maker who’s still beating dough with a hand mixer and complaining about how their wrist hurts. If you’re feeling generous, gift them this compact stand mixer from KitchenAid, and they’ll cease their complaints. It’s powerful enough to tackle most baking projects, and the handle on the bowl makes it easy to scrape batters into pans. No more complaining! More cookies and baked goods! Add in a $150 Black Friday discount, and I’d call that a win, win, win. 

    KitchenAid Artisan Series on kitchen island

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  • A Keurig Coffee Maker That’s Almost Half-Off: Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker

    Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker

    Amazon

    No, we’re not the biggest fans of pod coffee makers, but we’re also not oblivious: People love ‘em. So we reviewed Keurigs (and Nespresso machines) to find some that are worth their salt. This Keurig K-Supreme took top spot because it’s petite and brews hot and iced coffee (if you’re a New Englander, you know this is essential year-round). It’s nearly $100 off for Black Friday, so if you’re a pod person and are looking for a new brewer, here you go. 

    Person operating the Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker

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  • A Mop That Makes Cleaning Kitchen Floors Easy: O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop

    O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop & Bucket Floor Cleaning System

    Amazon

    You know what’s funny? I hate cleaning, and I tested mops. But I have to admit: Once I met the O-Cedar mop, I actually kind of…enjoyed…mopping. Seriously! The mop was super easy to wring out with the pump bucket, and it scrubbed up gunk with minimal effort. My kitchen floors now shine like they did before I bought my house (whoops). Anyways, $40 for a mop seems pricey because it’s not the sexiest thing to buy, but $30? Now you’re talking.

  • A Microwave Oven That Won’t Burn Popcorn: Toshiba EM131A5C-BS Countertop Microwave

    Toshiba EM131A5C-BS Microwave Oven

    Amazon

    My sister-in-law doesn’t have a microwave—and I am truly shook. How do you quickly reheat leftovers? Pop an impromptu bag of popcorn? Desperately soften a frozen stick of butter when a craving for cookies hits? Maybe I’ll get her our winning microwave since it’s on sale this Black Friday. In our tests, it evenly popped popcorn kernels without any singeing, and frozen mac and cheese and lasagna came out perfectly heated through. 

    A person looking at a popped bag of popcorn in the Toshiba EM131A5C-BS Microwave Oven

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  • One of Our Favorite Ceramic Cookware Sets: Caraway Cookware and Minis Set

    Cookware & Minis Set

    Caraway

    Ceramic pans are having a moment as folks look for PFAS-free cookware. But not all ceramic is created equal: I tested a set of pans that chipped after literally two uses. Yikes! Not this set from Caraway, though. In our tests, it seared, stewed, boiled, and more without so much as a scratch. This comprehensive set is 47% off for Black Friday, so you can buy all your ceramic pots and pans in one fell swoop. 

    Caraway Cookware Set on a white surface

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  • A Set of Chic (and Sharp!) Steak Knives: Material the Table Knives 

    Material Table Knives

    Material

    Steak knives don’t have to be big and burly, because not everyone who craves a bloody rare Tomahawk wears flannel. Enter these delicate but still deadly sharp steak knives from Material; when I say my whole team loves them, I mean it. They’re the perfect weight and slice through tough and tender steak alike with little effort. I have owned and loved this set for a few years now, and it’s still going strong. 

    material knives on a white tile surface

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  • A Comfy Pair of Kitchen Shoes With Arch Supported: Snibbs The Clog

    Snibbs The Clog

    Snibbs

    A good pair of slip-on kitchen shoes is essential while cooking. Ever precariously place a knife on the edge of the counter? Spill pasta water all over yourself? Watch, with horror, as a glob of hot oil spurts from a pot and, as if in slo-mo, sails right towards you? You’ll want to protect those sensitive feet. One of our favorite pairs, this cushy number from Snibbs, is on sale for a limited time. Its spacious toe box and supportive sole make it a great fit for just about any home cook. 

    Blue Snibbs kitchen shoes.

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  • A Set of Our Favorite Stainless Steel Skillets: Made In Stainless Clad Frying Pan Set 

    Stainless Clad Frying Pan Set

    Made In

    The Made In stainless steel frying pan has been our winner since 2020. It’s relatively affordable, durable, and the angled handle makes it easy to sauté vegetables, swirl butter, and move the pan to a different burner. This set of three skillets (8, 10, and 12 inches) is 30% off for Black Friday, which is a great deal—you won’t need any other pans. 

    A person flips a piece of salmon in the Made In 12-Inch Stainless Steel Skillet

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  • The Serving Platters I Use for Holiday Hors D'oeuvres: Our Place Serving Platters

    Our Place Serving Platters

    Our Place

    I’ve become a bit of a serving platter collector: Dishes just look so much better when they’re set on a beautiful plate. And this set of two from Our Place is one of my favorites for serving up canapés. It comes with two platters, and each has a little rim to keep food contained. They make even the most boring of nibbles, like carrot sticks, look fancy. Plus, you can choose from yummy-sounding colors like the onyx Char, paprika-tinted Terracotta, and creamy-looking Spice. 

    a hand taking a piece of salami from the our place serving platter

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  • The Best Immersion Blender: All-Clad Stainless Steel Immersion Blender

    All-Clad Stainless Steel Immersion Blender

    Amazon

    Trying to blend batches of hot bisque in a stand blender is annoying and potentially explosive, and bringing out a full-size appliance for a single smoothie is a drag. An immersion blender can blitz directly in soup pots and smoothie cups, and the All-Clad model is the most powerful one we tested. It crushed ice without issue and whipped up homemade mayonnaise “almost instantly.”

    A person uses the All-Clad Stainless Steel Immersion Blender in a plastic container

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  • The Best Instant Pot: Instant Pot Pro 6-Quart Pressure Cooker

    Instant Pot Pro 10-in-1 6-Quart Pressure Cooker

    Amazon

    Instant Pots make phenomenal gifts—it’s how multiple editors on our team acquired theirs! This one is our favorite because it pressurized more quickly than other models we tested, and its pot had easy-lift handles for removing it from the base. It’s $70 off during Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.

    A person serves cooked soup in Instant Pot Pro 10-in-1 6-Quart Pressure Cooker

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  • A Budget-Friendly, Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven: Ooni Karu 2 Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven 

    Ooni Karu 2 Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven (2nd Gen)

    Ooni

    Attention, pizza lovers: Ooni is taking 20% off “nearly everything” on its website right now, so if you’ve been eyeing the outdoor pizza oven that your cool neighbors have, now’s your time to buy one for yourself. The Karu 2 was one of the most affordable models we tested. Its compact size means it heats up in a flash, plus it’s multi-fuel compatible, so you can use it with wood, charcoal, or gas. And, of course, it baked up perfect pies in a little over a minute. 

    A person removes a pizza cooked in the Ooni Karu 2 Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven

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  • The Best Juicer: Breville BJE200XL The Juice Fountain Compact

    Breville Juice Fountain Compact

    Amazon

    Forget buying a juicer to fulfill some New Year’s Resolution or post-holiday promise to eat (or, in this case, drink) more fruits and veggies. You can buy a juicer simply because fresh-pressed juice is delicious. The space-saving Breville Juice Fountain Compact squeezed cupfuls of juice from hardy kale and carrots in under a minute during our tests with minimal pulp or foam. 

    Ginger being juiced in a Breville juicer

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  • The Best Gooseneck Kettle: Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle

    Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Pour-Over Kettle

    Amazon

    There’s no kettle we’d recommend for pour-over coffee other than the Fellow Stagg. Its gooseneck spout allows for controlled, even saturation of coffee grounds, and you can adjust the temperature between 104°F and 212°F for customized brewing. 

    Person holding Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Gooseneck Kettle

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  • A Compressor Ice Cream Maker We Love: Whynter ICM-220CGY 2-Quart Capacity Automatic Compressor Ice Cream Maker

    Whynter ICM-220CGY 2-Quart Capacity Automatic Compressor Ice Cream Maker

    Amazon

    Don’t have your ice cream dreams foiled because you forgot to freeze your ice cream maker’s canister a day ahead of time. Instead, get a compressor ice cream machine that’s ready to go whenever you are. This one has an easy-to-use control panel and makes incredibly creamy frozen treats. 

    A person using a spatula to spoon ice cream out of the Whynter 2-Quart Ice Cream Maker and into a container

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  • The Most Foolproof Rice Cooker: KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker

    Amazon KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker

    Amazon

    A rice cooker that automatically weighs your rice and dispenses the ideal ratio of water to cook it perfectly? Yep, the space age is now. If that’s not cool enough for you, it comes with 21 presets for cooking a range of rice, grain, and bean varieties.

    Cooked rice being scooped out of the KitchenAid rice cooker.

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  • The Best Soda Machine for Flavored Water: Ninja Thirsti Drink System Soda Maker

    Ninja Thirsti Drink System

    Ninja

    The snazzy Ninja Thirsti system has customizable carbonation levels and flavor canisters that allow it to dispense your ideal infused sparkling water straight into your glass. It’s just $100 this Black Friday; if you’re currently buying a case of name-brand seltzers a week, it’ll pay for itself in less than six months.

    Ninja Thirsti Drink System dispensing drink into glass cups

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  • The Best Dish Rack: KitchenAid Full-Size Dish Rack

    KitchenAid Full-Size Dish Rack

    Amazon

    We know, a dish rack doesn’t exactly scream “exciting,” but Black Friday deals are a fantastic chance to invest in the practical items that make your everyday life easier. We called this the “Cadillac of dish racks” in our review, thanks to its anti-microbial construction and spacious capacity. It can hold a dinner’s worth of dishes and still have room for the dessert plates. 

    A dish rack with a variety of dishes on it.

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  • A Colorful Insulated Tumbler: Owala 40-Ounce Tumbler

    Owala 40-Ounce Tumbler

    Owala

    Owala makes top-tier drinkware, and its tumbler is no exception. It kept our drinks cold for hours and had a comfortable handle that never slipped from our grip. Plus, it comes in cute color combinations, though the Black Friday discounts may vary across the palette. 

    A pink Owala insulated tumbler on a pink surface.

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  • The Best Cold Brew Maker: KitchenAid 38-Ounce Brushed Stainless Steel Cold Brew Coffee Maker

    Amazon KitchenAid 38 Ounce Brushed Stainless Steel Cold Brew Coffee Maker

    Amazon

    Come sleet, flurries, or blizzards, there’s no stopping true iced coffee fans from enjoying their chilled brews. Get this for the cold brew devotee in your life so they can at least make it from the warmth of their own home. It comes with a built-in spigot for a mess-free experience. 

    The KitchenAid cold brew maker on a fridge shelf.

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  • The Best Variable Kettle for Tea Drinkers: Fellow Corvo EKG Electric Kettle

    Amazon Fellow Corvo EKG Electric Kettle

    Amazon

    Tea lovers deserve to have just as high-tech gear as coffee drinkers. This gorgeous kettle from Fellow lets you dial in the perfect temperature for brewing your green, oolong, and black teas. It also maintains the water temperature for an hour, so it’s perfect for top-ups and second cups. 

    fellow corvo kettle on a countertop with a cup of tea

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  • A Heritage Dutch Oven That’s 60% Off: Staub Cast Iron 4-Quart Round Cocotte

    Staub Cast Iron Round Cocotte

    Amazon

    A Staub cocotte for 60% off? Count us in! Not only is this an iconic statement piece for any kitchen, but it’s a practical one, too. Dutch ovens are multipurpose cookware, as happy to sear and simmer on the stove as they are to bake and braise in the oven. At over $200 off, this is a deal that you shouldn’t pass up. 

    Staub Dutch oven on stove with lid off to the side

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  • The Best Saucier: Made In Stainless Clad Saucier

    Made In Stainless Clad Saucier

    Made In

    We love a saucy saucier. They have rounded bottom edges, so you don’t have to worry about your noodles or creamy sauces getting glued into the corners. The Made In saucier is our favorite because of its ergonomic handle and balanced weight that makes stirring risotto and pasta effortless. 

    A bird's eye view of the Made In Saucier
    Our favorite saucier from Made In.

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  • A 9-Piece Set of the Best Glass Storage Containers: Rubbermaid Brilliance Glass Food Storage Containers

    Rubbermaid Brilliance Glass Storage Set of 9 Food Containers with Lids

    Amazon

    Here’s a New Year’s Resolution to consider: Dump all your old, warped, and stinky plastic food containers and replace them with a shiny new set of glass dishes that give your leftovers the dignity they deserve. This full Rubbermaid Brilliance set has leakproof lids and stacks nicely.

    A mixture of oil and turmeric being painted onto a food storage container
    Leak-proof lids matter when you're transporting food that can stain.

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  • A Super Easy-to-Use Wireless Probe Thermometer: ThermoWorks RFX Wireless Starter Kit

    Thermoworks RFX Wireless Probe Starter Kit

    Thermoworks

    This is the perfect gift for the grill master, smoker expert, and all-around meat-cooking extraordinaire in your life. The RFX Gateway technology ensures the signal stays nice and strong. Stick the wireless probe into whatever they’re making and get real-time updates on your phone without having to worry about dropped signals. The best part? Every model is discounted during Black Friday.

    rfx gateway, probe, and app on phone on countertop

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  • A Just-Right Cookware Set: Goldilocks 7-Piece Cookware Set

    Goldilocks 7-piece Cookware Set

    Goldilocks

    We rarely recommend cookware sets. They typically come with more than you actually need, and aren’t always good quality. But the Goldilocks 7-Piece Set earned our approval after multiple rounds of testing. It comes with a skillet, a stock pot, and two saucepans—plus a few lids. Each piece is made from tri-ply stainless steel, which heats evenly and has good responsiveness. 

    Goldilocks 7-piece Cookware Set on a white surface

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  • A Grassy, Buttery Olive Oil: Primis Extra Virgin Olive Oil

    Primis Extra Virgin Olive Oil

    Primis Imports

    The Primis Extra Virgin Olive Oil impressed us with its strong grassy notes. It’s zippy and fresh with a pleasant buttery base note, and it’s packed in opaque glass to preserve its freshness. Use the code BLACKFRIDAY20 to take 20% off this special bottle—and every other item on the Primis website, so grab a bag of the sesame pasteli while you’re at it!). 

    A bottle of primis olive oil.

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  • A Durable Nonstick Frying Pan Set: Hexclad Hybrid Fry Pan Set with Lids

    Hybrid Fry Pan Set With Lids

    Hexclad

    Hexclad pans offer more than just a popular reputation and good looks. We tested the brand’s 12-inch fry pan and think it performs on par with our favorite nonstick pans—with a few extra twists and features. Hexclad pans are crafted with an aluminum core, layers of stainless steel cladding, a ceramic surface, and raised stainless steel hexagons. The result? Even heating and good responsiveness, with nonstick properties. Hexclad is offering up to 52% off its products for Black Friday.

    closeup of the hexagon pattern on the interior of the skillet

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  • A Gorgeous (and Wicked Sharp) Knife Set: Shun Classic 9-Piece Chef's Choice Knife Block Set

    Shun Classic Knife Block Set of 9

    Shun

    Shun is well-known for high-quality Japanese knives, which is why we named this 9-piece knife set a winner in our very stringent review. The blades are made from folded layers of stainless steel, which results in an edge easier to care for compared to most Japanese-style knives. The blades remained super sharp even after testing. Included are: a paring knife, a santoku, a Gokujo boning knife, a chef’s knife, a slicing knife, a bread knife, kitchen shears, a honing steel, and a bamboo storage block.

    A set of Shun kitchen knives in a wooden knife block including scissors arranged neatly on a counter

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  • A Fancy Nespresso Machine: Nespresso Vertuo Plus Coffee and Espresso Maker by De'Longhi

    Nespresso Vertuo Plus Coffee and Espresso Maker by De'Longhi on white background

    Amazon

    As Ashlee learned when she tested Nespresso machines: Yep, you can make “espresso” in just two steps. Insert a pod and push start. The Vertuo Plus uses a scanner to check the barcode on the pod and brews it to its ideal size. And unlike some Nespresso machines, the Vertuo Plus makes espresso and coffee, so it’s a smart space saver. It’s discounted for Black Friday, making this the best time of the year to buy one.

    The Nespresso VertuoPlus Coffee and Espresso Machine by De'Longhi dispensing coffee into a mug

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  • An Adorable Tiny Electric Kettle:  Smeg Mini Electric Kettle

    Mini Electric Kettle

    Smeg

    The Smeg Electric Kettle didn’t make the winners’ list in our electric kettles review because it’s pretty pricey. But it works great, and we can’t deny it has a cute retro aesthetic and comes in lots of pretty pastel colors. So if you’ve got your eye on this 3-cup kettle, you’ll be thrilled to know that Smeg’s knocked $40 off the price for Black Friday. Now’s your chance!

  • A Ripping-Hot Flat-Top Griddle: Blackstone 4-Burner Propane Griddle

    Blackstone Iron Forged 4 Burner Liquid Propane Outdoor Griddle

    Ace

    Outdoor griddles are so fun to cook on. Hook up a propane tank—just like a gas grill—preheat the cooking surface, and make smash burgers, pancakes, eggs, bacon, steak, and more to your heart’s desire. This griddle got so hot that we sweated through our latex food safety gloves during our tests, and yes, we consider that a very good thing. Everything we threw on it turned out perfectly golden and beautifully seared. Invest in your own future cookouts with $50 off at Ace.

    A person cooks pancakes on the Blackstone 1554 Cooking 4 Burner Flat Top Gas Grill

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  • An Incredibly Cute Hairclip Shaped Like Food: Jenny Lemons Mini Grapefruit Slice Hair Claw

    Jenny Lemons Mini Grapefruit Slice Hair Claw

    Jenny Lemons

    Take advantage of 30% off the entire site at Jenny Lemons for Black Friday. Our favorite maker of food-themed hair accessories (admittedly a niche market) is offering discounts on everything with the code STUFFED. It’s worth browsing around the site; there are lots of creative, cute options like a charcuterie board-shaped bartette and a claw clip shaped like a pumpkin spice latte. They’d make for excellent stocking stuffers

  • A Shiny, Smooth, Buy-It-for-Life Cast Iron Skillet: Field Company No. 8 Cast Iron Skillet

    Field Company No. 8 Cast Iron Skillet

    Amazon

    This smooth, pre-seasoned cast iron skillet has long resided in the winners’ list of our cast iron skillets review. It’s one of the lightest cast iron skillets we’ve tested, making it a joy to cook with. it’s easy to maneuver, lift, and tilt! With 9 inches of surface area and slightly flared sides, there’s plenty of room to sear. Take advantage of the discount code JUSTCOOK to get this skillet—and everything else on Field Company’s website—for 20% off.

    field co cast iron skillet on a white backdrop

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  • An Unbeatable Citrus Juicer: Chef'n FreshForce Citrus Juicer

    Chef'n FreshForce Citrus Juicer

    Amazon

    We’re forever fans of this easy-to-use juicer. It works best with small to medium citrus fruits—namely, lemons and limes. The slotted holes allow juice to flow freely while trapping seeds, and it’s comfortable to hold and use. You’ll be amazed at how much juice you can get with this squeezer.

    The Chef'n citrus juicer on a marble countertop.

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  • A Pretty Golden Gilded Saucier: Great Jones Little Saucy

    Great Jones Saucy

    Great Jones

    We want every cook to have a saucier, so if your collection is missing one, listen up: Great Jones, the brand that makes two of our all-time favorite sauciers, is offering big-time discounts for Black Friday. Through December 1st, you can save up to 50% on the entire site. The Great Jones Little Saucy is a perfect size for melting butter, cooking oats, and reheating soup—you’ll use it all the time.

    The Great Jones Little Saucy saucier on a white stovetop

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  • A Slip-Proof Cutting Board: Material The (grippy) reBoard

    Material The (grippy) reBoard

    Material

    Your plastic board has probably seen better days. Now’s the time to replace it with our winning, editor-favorite board, The (Grippy) reBoard. This lightweight board has discrete tabs on the corners that help it stay put, even when slicing and chopping. The textured surface and hanging loop seal the deal. Get the reBoard and everything else on Material’s website for 35% off through December third—no code needed.

    a person cutting a baguette on the reboard

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  • The Most User-Friendly Kitchen Scale: OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Food Scale with Pull-Out Display

    OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Food Scale

    Amazon

    The fastest, easiest way to improve your cooking and baking skills? Get a kitchen scale and weigh your ingredients. Better yet: Get this scale. The OXO Good Grips Food Scale is beloved by many of our editors for a bevy of reasons. Its display can be extended, which is especially helpful when weighing bulky items, and it keeps track of the last item you measured. 

    A bowl of flour on a digital scale

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  • The Best Sea Salt Chocolate Bar: Raaka Pink Salt Dark Chocolate Bar

    Raaka Pink Sea Salt Organic Dark Chocolate

    Amazon

    This dark chocolate bar is sprinkled with delicate pink salt—a perfect combination of salty, bitter, and sweet. As we noted in our chocolate bars review, Raaka bars are wrapped in beautiful packages—good enough for gifting! For Black Friday, every item on Raaka’s website, including this editor-favorite bar, is 20% off.

    The Raaka Pink Sea Salt Dark Chocolate Bar on a wooden surface

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  • Our Editorial Director’s Favorite Roasting Pan: Misen Roasting Pan

    Misen Roasting Pan

    Misen

    Our Editorial Director, Daniel Gritzer, loves this roasting pan. What makes it so great? Unconventionally low sides contribute to better browning and make it versatile (you can use it as a regular ol’ sheet pan). The handles are roomy enough to grab while wearing your biggest oven mitts. This is one of the only roasting pans we recommend, and it’s on sale for 25% off this Black Friday—like everything else on Misen’s website.

    two handles grabbing onto a roasting pan's handles (the roasting pan has meat, potatoes, and fennel in it)

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  • The Perfect Pan for Perfect Brownies: USA Pan 8-Inch Square Pan

    USA Pan Bakeware Square Pan, 8-inch

    Amazon

    This holiday season, don't let your cakes and brownies stick to the pan. Our favorite nonstick square pan is on sale for $10 off the original price. The silicone coating is clear, which doesn't alter the baking time. (Most nonstick coating is dark, which can cause baked goods to burn.)

    The USA Pan baking pan on a marble countertop.

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  • A Home Coffee Bar Must-Have: Instant Pot MagicFroth 9-in-1 Milk Frother

    Instant MagicFroth Milk Frother

    Amazon

    We L-O-V-E this standalone milk frother. It makes the creamiest microfoam for espresso drinks, and it can even work magic on plant-based milk and cold foam. Unlike many frothers we've tested, this one offers a temperature range (140˚F to 160˚F), and it has a large capacity so you can make multiple drinks at once. It's $20 off for Black Friday, but we're betting this deal won't last long.

    The Instant milk frother frothing milk.

    Serious Eats

FAQs

When is Black Friday 2025?

Black Friday is on November 28 this year (the day after Thanksgiving).

When do Black Friday deals go until?

You can find Black Friday deals on many retailers, like Amazon (check out our favorite deals here) and Williams Sonoma, over the holiday weekend through Cyber Monday. 

Why We’re the Experts

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  • She would never recommend an item (or deal) that she wouldn’t personally buy. 
  • Her sharp-eyed colleagues Rochelle Bilow and Ashlee Redger helped her compile this list of fantastic Black Friday deals.
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