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The 63 Best, Last-Minute Amazon Prime Day Deals on Our Favorite Tested Kitchen Gear

The Breville Barista Express Impress brewing coffee into a glass cup on a white marble countertop

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Amazon’s October Prime Day 2025 is rapidly coming to a close. So if you’re eyeing a new blender (the Vitamix 5200 is a Serious Eats favorite) or thinking about committing to an espresso machine (get this one from Breville), now’s the time to do it. I rounded up 60-plus of the best deals you can still get on kitchen gear that’s Serious Eats editor-tested and approved.

The Best Kitchen Gear Deals You Can Still Get for Amazon’s October Prime Day, at a Glance

  • A Powerful, Editor-Loved Blender That's Highly Discounted: Vitamix 5200 Blender

    Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender

    Amazon

    I highlighted this deal in my 'Lowest Prices Ever' article, and it’s worth re-upping here because this blender is awesome and highly discounted for a limited time (read: until tonight!). The tall blender jar creates a powerful vortex that can tackle even the hardiest of foods (homemade peanut butter, anyone?) and has a simple variable speed system. Plus, it comes with a seven-year full warranty, which is rare these days.

    Vitamix 5200 Professional-Grade Blender filled with orange smoothie

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  • An Espresso Machine That Guides You Through Perfect Shots: Breville Barista Express Impress Espresso Machine

    Close up of the Breville Barista Express Impress brewing an espresso into a glass cup

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    If you’ve been dreaming of an espresso machine but were intimidated by the process and the price, you’re in luck: Our favorite beginner-friendly machine from Breville is on sale for Prime Day. It guides you through the dosing, tamping, and dispensing processes, and brews a delectably treacly shot. 

  • The Best Air Fryer Toaster Oven: Breville the Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro

    Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro

    Amazon

    This is the toaster oven air fryer my colleagues and I swear by; I’ve had it for over a year, and it’s my go-to for weeknight dinners. I love how easy it is to program—the temperature and time can be adjusted in single-digit increments. The super convection feature cuts down on cooking time, often shaving off 10 minutes. 

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

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  • A Comprehensive Non-Toxic Cookware Set: GreenPan 22-Piece Valencia Pro Nonstick Cookware Set

    GreenPan 22 Piece Valencia Pro Ceramic Nonstick Cookware Set

    Amazon

    We tested the smaller sibling of this set of nonstick, non-toxic pots and pans. It seared, stewed, and boiled without issue in our tests, and it stayed scratch-free after we went at it with a metal spatula. We liked the subtly curved handles, too. This discounted set includes more than the 11-count set we tested, but still has the same standard pieces. 

    Pasta being cooked in a pot from the GreenPan Valencia Pro Ceramic Nonstick 11-Piece Cookware Set

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  • A Big, Durable Stand Mixer: KitchenAid 7-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer

    Amazon KitchenAid 7 Quart Bowl Lift Stand Mixer

    Amazon

    Bowl-lift stand mixers like our winner from KitchenAid are powerful—they can tackle even the toughest doughs without overheating. Plus, the seven-quart bowl makes this stand mixer large enough to make a large batch of cookies or a big, billowy pile of whipped cream. It’s $100 off for a limited time.

    KitchenAid stand mixer on kitchen island

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  • A Reliable Coffee Grinder: Breville Smart Grinder Pro

    Breville Smart Grinder Pro Coffee Bean Grinder

    Amazon

    A coffee grinder can bring your morning drip brew from okay to awesome. This grinder from Breville makes it easy to home in on the right grind size so you can brew a perfectly balanced, totally not bitter carafe. It’s 20% off for a limited time. 

    A person grinds coffee beans in the Breville The Smart Grinder Pro

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  • A Beautiful Braiser for Soup Season: Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Signature Braiser

    Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Braiser

    Amazon

    Braisers are shallower than Dutch ovens, which makes them great for, you guessed it, braising. Their wide interiors and curved sides are also nice for a seared meat and pan sauce situation, like steak Diane. Our favorite, tough-as-nails enameled cast iron Le Creuset braiser is on sale for Amazon Prime Day, but not for long. 

    Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Braiser, 3.5-quart

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  • A Stellar Ceramic Skillet: OXO Ceramic Nonstick 12-Inch Frying Pan

    OXO Good Grips Pro 10" Frying Pan Skillet

    Amazon

    Everyone is looking for Teflon-free, nonstick skillets these days, among other non-toxic swaps. And while I’d be more inclined to steer you towards stainless steel or carbon steel, they’re not truly nonstick. This ceramic skillet from OXO actually is, though, but there aren’t any harmful chemicals making it that way. It aced our tests: fried eggs slid off with a flick of our spatula, and even notoriously tricky crepes emerged beautiful and tear-free. 

    An omelette being cooked in the OXO Non-Stick Pro 10-Inch Frypan

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  • A Slushi Machine That’s Actually Really Fun: Ninja Slushi

    Ninja SLUSHi Professional Frozen Drink Maker

    Amazon

    I test a lot of gear and remain wary of anything too out-there—do you really need an avocado pitter? So when I got my hands on the Ninja Slushi, I approached it with skepticism. But after making frappes, cider slushies, frozen Painkillers, and more, I discovered this was a really fun machine. Plus, it actually performed well: The resulting slushies had the perfect creamy-but-icy texture. It’s great for parties—who doesn’t want frosé on tap? 

    the Ninja Slushi with a painkiller

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  • The Best Budget Food Processor: Cuisinart 14-Cup Food Processor

    Cuisinart 14-Cup Food Processor

    Amazon

    This Cuisinart food processor is a powerful, peppy little appliance. The blade grinds and pulverizes with ease, resulting in perfectly emulsified mayonnaise and lusciously smooth pesto. It has two buttons: on and pulse, which is a welcome, simple UI in a sea of gadgets with too many knobs. This food processor is rarely on sale, and now that it’s almost $100 off, we recommend considering it. 

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

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  • An Affordable Dutch Oven: Lodge 6-Quart Enameled Dutch Oven 

    Lodge EC6D33 6-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven

    Amazon

    When I tested Dutch ovens, this one from Lodge became a winner because of its spacious interior, which browned meat deeply. It’s great at stewing and braising, and the wide knob on the lid makes it easy to pop the top. It’s currently at one of the best prices I’ve seen, making what was already a good deal on a Dutch oven even better. 

    lodge dutch oven on the stove

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  • The Best Wok: Yosukata Carbon Steel Wok

    Yosukata Carbon Steel Wok Pan

    Amazon

    A big, carbon steel wok is all the difference between stir-fry that’s just a pile of vegetables and meat and stir-fry that has wok hei, a.k.a the breath of the wok. (Insert Enya song here.) But for real, getting the wok blisteringly hot gives food a certain metallic heat, a whiff of blacksmithery. This wok from Yosukata breathed heavily in our tests, imbuing food with that magical je ne sais quoi. The angled wooden handle stayed cool during cooking, which we appreciated too. Make sure to toggle the coupon to get the full deal!

    A person cooks rice in the Yosukata Carbon Steel Wok Pan

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  • A Stainless Steel Cookware Set We Actually Recommend: All-Clad D3 3-Ply Stainless Steel Cookware Set

    All-Clad D3 3-Ply Stainless Steel Cookware Set 10 Piece

    Amazon

    Most cookware sets aren’t worth it: They’re pricey, poorly made, and come with a lot of stuff you don’t need. Not this set, though. Our team has long loved All-Clad’s D3 stainless steel line for its responsiveness and durability. This cookware set sticks to the essentials, providing a variety of pots and pans that you’ll actually use. While it ain’t cheap, it’s currently $100 off. 

    All-Clad D3 3-Ply Stainless Steel Cookware Set 10 Piece on a white surface

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  • A Programmable Coffee Maker That's 40% Off: Zojirushi Dome Programmable Coffee Maker

    Amazon Zojirushi Dome Programmable Coffee Maker

    Amazon

    Waking up to a pot of coffee already brewing is one of life’s simple pleasures. And you don’t need a spouse or a disgruntled-but-kind roommate to do it—just buy this Zojirushi coffee maker. It’s easy to program and brews a balanced, not bitter, carafe of coffee. (Bonus: It doesn’t leave its socks all over the house.) Plus, it’s more than $60 off for a limited time.  

    Zojirushi Dome Programmable Coffee Maker on a kitchen countertop alongside a grinder and a cooking pot

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  • The Best Soda Machine: SodaStream ART Sparkling Water Maker Starter Kit

    A soda maker with a labeled bottle a glass of sparkling water and a CO2 refill cylinder

    Amazon

    Soda machines make it easy to have sparkling water at the touch of a button. The SodaStream ART came out on top in our tests because it was easy to set up and use, and, most importantly, it made the fizziest, bubbliest water. This is a great deal on a starter kit that includes a canister and a to-go bottle.

    A person carbonating water with the SodaStream Art.

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  • A Grippy Oven Mitt: OXO Good Grips Silicone Oven Mitt

    OXO Good Grips Silicone Oven Mitt

    Amazon

    A good oven mitt can make all the difference between a beautiful <insert baked good here> and one that tumbles from your grasp onto the floor (sad!). They also keep your hands safe, which is kinda a big deal. Our winner from OXO has silicone grips that ensure a proper grasp, and also keep your digits nice and cool. It's one sale for a limited time, so best snag two.

    a person using the oxo oven mitt to grab a cast iron pan handle

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  • A Deep Fryer Worth Its Weight in Fried Chicken Tenders: All-Clad Electric Deep Fryer

    All Clad Electric Deep Fryer With Basket And Lid

    Amazon

    I am a chicken tender fanatic, and to stop feeding my Chili’s habit (its chicken crispers are the best), I’ve long considered investing in an electric deep fryer—specifically, this one from All-Clad. It has been our winner throughout multiple batches of frying; everything comes out evenly golden brown and crunchy. It’s also easy to clean, which makes frying all the more accessible. And lucky me, it’s on sale!

  • A Reliable Set of Food Storage Containers: Rubbermaid Brilliance Food Storage Containers

    Rubbermaid Brilliance Food Storage Containers

    Amazon

    Good food storage containers make a difference: easy cleaning and stacking, and most importantly, no leaking. This set from Rubbermaid has all of these attributes. The set comes with a variety of sizes for all kinds of leftovers, whether it’s a slab of lasagna or a scoop of peas. The glass version of this set is also on sale if you’re converting your kitchen into a non-toxic utopia.

    a plastic storage container sitting on a marble surface

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  • A Gorgeous Set of Glass Mixing Bowls: Pyrex Sculpted Tinted Glass Mixing Bowls with Lids

    A stack of three ribbed bowls with lids one pink one green one blue

    Amazon

    These mixing bowls are so pretty! The fluted sides make them easy to grip, and the lids snap on securely for simple storage. They’re spacious enough for any and all mixing and whisking tasks, like pancake batter or whipped cream. If you want a versatile set of mixing bowls, this is a great set that’s on sale for a limited time. 

    A whisk resting in a Pyrex bowl containing liquid on a marble surface

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  • A Water Tumbler for Staying Hydrated: Simple Modern 40-Ounce Trek Tumbler

    Amazon Simple Modern 40 oz Trek Tumbler with Handle and Straw Lid

    Amazon

    This tumbler is anything but tippy and dribbly. It beat other, more famous tumblers (cough Stanley cough) in our tests because of its slim, grippy handle, smooth-sipping straw, and spill-free ethos—yes, a water bottle can have an ethos. Simple Modern’s tumber comes in a variety of pretty pastel-y colors. 

    An orange insulated tumbler on a countertop.

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  • A Nerdy Rice Cooker: KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker

    Amazon KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker

    Amazon

    If you’re a perfectionist about making rice, consider the KitchenAid Grain and Rice Cooker. It’s got a built-in scale that weighs the grains and calculates how much water is needed—wowie, tech-y! In our tests, it cooked up perfect, fluffy rice without any stickiness, and it even has presets for stewing dried beans. It’s currently $80 off for Prime Day, but not for long! 

    Cooked rice being scooped out of the KitchenAid rice cooker.

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  • A Smaller Stand Mixer That's Over $100 Off: KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer

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

    Amazon

    If you have limited storage space or only bake on rare occasions (read: your sourdough starter gives a little burble, showing it is still, indeed, alive), this little tilt-head stand mixer from KitchenAid is your perfect baking partner. Its 5-quart bowl is big enough for most projects, and the engine is powerful enough for even the most gluten-developed of doughs. Plus, it’s highly discounted for Amazon Prime Day at more than $100 off. 

    KitchenAid Artisan Series on kitchen island

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  • A Paper Towel Holder That Won’t Get in the Way: OXO Good Grips Steady Mounted Paper Towel Holder

    Amazon OXO Good Grips Steady Mounted Paper Towel Holder

    Amazon

    If you have a compact kitchen, you know that countertop space is at a premium. This mounted paper towel holder frees up some room for, say, a salt cellar or a utensil crock. It’s solid, easy to refill with a roll, and won’t completely unravel with a light tug. 

    oxo paper towel holder mounted under a cabinet

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  • A Portable Personal Blender: Ninja Blast Personal Blender

    Ninja Blast Portable Blender

    Amazon

    If you’re a perky morning person who likes to chug a protein shake before the gym—or you really love pesto and salsa verde—then this personal, portable blender will be the perfect pulverizing companion for you. It’s small—so small that you could actually pop the jar into your car’s cupholder on the way to the gym. It’s surprisingly mighty, blasting a fibrous kale smoothie in a few pulses, but also incredibly quiet, a pleasant contradiction. 

    Fruit and vegetables inside the Ninja Blast Portable Blender with the lid open

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  • A Great Milk Frother: Instant Pot Instant MagicFroth 9-in-1 Electric Milk Steamer and Frother

    Instant MagicFroth Milk Frother

    Amazon

    I gave this milk frother as a gift a few years back and totally regret not keeping it for myself. Yes, call me selfish, but frothy, creamy milk for my latte at the push of a button? Why did I give it up? Just turn it on, watch the little whisk whir, and poof, you’ve got silky, milky froth. Thankfully, it’s on sale for over $20 off, so I can enact revenge and buy it for myself, mwahaha. 

    Frothed milk in the Instant Pot's pitcher.

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  • A Speedy Food Dehydrator: Cosori Food Dehydrator

    Cosori Premium Stainless Steel Dehydrator

    Amazon

    If you’re on a protein kick and beef jerky is your snack of choice, consider saving loads of money and making it yourself. This food dehydrator from Cosori makes it easy and fast: It has six trays, so you could theoretically make six different kinds of jerky. Or dried apple rings, those are good too. It’s on sale for around $30 off. 

    A person placing a food tray in COSORI Food Dehydrator

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  • One of the Only Keurig Coffee Makers We Recommend—And It's 50% Off: Keurig K-Supreme Single Serve K-Cup Coffee Brewer

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

    Amazon

    Seeing a Keurig in an Airbnb is a bummer, and I’m not even a coffee snob. But, my intrepid colleague Ashlee tested Keurigs (bless her) and found a few that were actually good, including this one. The water tank can be moved around, making it easy to fit on your counter, and it brews a palatable cup of K-coffee. It’s also on sale for a wicked good price: $90 off. 

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

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  • The Only Kitchen Scale I'd Buy: OXO Good Grips 11-Pound Stainless Steel Kitchen Scale

    OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Food Scale

    Amazon

    Honestly, this is the only kitchen scale I stand behind (besides perhaps a big, industrial, restaurant-grade one). No other home scale I've tried can handle up to 11 pounds—and you'd be surprised by how many times you need to weigh heavy things when cooking. Suffice it to say, I'd highly recommend getting this OXO scale while it's discounted for Prime Day.

    A glass bowl with flour on it set on a kitchen scale that has a pull-out screen.

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  • A Pre-Seasoned Carbon Steel Pan Under $40: Merten & Storck Pre-Seasoned 10-Inch Carbon Steel Frying Pan

    Merten & Storck Pre-Seasoned 10-inch Carbon Steel Frying Pan

    Amazon

    This is a great deal! Carbon steel pans are a chef’s secret weapon; the Remy hidden under a chef's hat, one might say. That perfectly seared filet mignon with truffle bearnaise you ordered last Thursday? Probably made in a carbon steel skillet. They get hot fast, are lighter than cast iron, and are durable as heck. This one from Merten & Storck comes pre-seasoned, too, which’ll save your kitchen from being clogged by a cloud of smoke. 

    Eggs are cooked in the Merten & Storck Pre-Seasoned 10-inch Carbon Steel Frying Pan

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  • A Panini Press for Griddled Sandwiches: Cuisinart 5-in-1 Griddler

    Panini Press by Cuisinart Sandwich Maker

    Amazon

    In the early 2000s, panini presses were at every trendy café, and people reveled in the glory of this squished, crispy sandwich with grill marks. While the fad has cooled, panini are still hot and tasty. You can have your own blast from the past with this panini press from Cuisinart, which is our budget-friendly pick. In our tests, it grilled perfectly crunchy sandwiches with melty cheese every time. We also liked that it could convert into a grill or griddle. It’s now even more affordable at over 25% off. 

    a person placing a sandwich onto a panini press and a small sheet tray holding another sandwich sitting besides the panini press

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  • Chef-Approved Kitchen Towels: Zeppoli Classic Dish Towels

    Zeppoli Classic Kitchen Towels

    Amazon

    These are the towels chefs use in professional kitchens; they're sturdy, absorbent, and surprisingly durable. Stock up on a pile while they're on sale, and your friends will think you're that cool person who has all the professional cooking stuff. You're legit.

    A Zeppoli kitchen towel hanging off of the side of a dish rack.

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  • The Best Stand Mixer Pasta Maker Attachment: KitchenAid 3-Piece Pasta Roller & Cutter Attachment Set

    KitchenAid 3-Piece Pasta Roller & Cutter Attachment Set

    Amazon

    This pasta roller and cutter attachment makes it wicked easy to put a plate of homemade egg noodles on the table. All you need to do is toggle the switch and guide the pasta through the roller. In our tests, this attachment quickly and neatly rolled and sliced pasta ribbons so thin and fine that your Nonna would be proud. 

    Three attachments of the KitchenAid 3-Piece Pasta Roller & Cutter Attachment Set displayed on white surface

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  • A Garlic Press We Actually Like: OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Garlic Press

    OXO Good Grips Garlic Press

    Amazon

    No, that's not a typo: This garlic press really is only $9 (with the coupon!). It easily squishes cloves into manageable bits and is fairly easy to clean. I have this garlic press and used it just the other day to make a really garlicky linguini.

    A garlic press with minced garlic on a wooden surface

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  • The Best Juicer: Breville BJE200XL The Juice Fountain Compact

    Breville Juice Fountain Compact

    Amazon

    Spending lots on ginger shots? Save money and get creative with your very own juicer: ginger-peach, ginger-apple-pear…oooh, maybe ginger-kale-carrot to really give you some pep. Anyways, all this and more is at your fingertips with this compact offering from Breville. It’s fast, powerful, and comes with a built-in pulp container and froth catcher. It can actually crush and juice hardy things like, yep, ginger. 

    Ginger being juiced in a Breville juicer

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  • Some of Our Favorite Loaf Pans: USA Pan 1-Pound Loaf Pan, Set of 2

    USA Pan 1-Pound Loaf Pan

    Amazon

    Loaf pans come in handy for more than just sandwich bread. They’re perfect for making neat slices of meatloaf, a pretty, swirled babka, or even a sumptuous icebox cake. So this deal on a pack of two is even better when you think about it—you can make a meatloaf for dinner and also throw a babka in the oven for dessert. In our tests, these USA pans turned out neat, evenly browned loaves without any sticking. And c’mon, with the discount, it’s basically two for the price of one! 

    a loaf pan next to a tall wheat bread loaf
    Though it can be minor, edges and corners can get easily scratched, wearing off the nonstick coating.
  • A Hot Water Dispenser for Tea, Instantly: Zojirushi Hybrid Water Boiler and Warmer

    Zojirushi Water Boiler and Warmer

    Amazon

    This water boiler and warmer is even faster and more convenient than an electric kettle. I should know, I grew up using it. Just press the dispense button, and hot water flows from the machine into your cup. If you’re a spontaneous tea drinker, this is the gadget to get. And it’s 30% off. 

    A person using the Zojirushi hot water dispenser to dispense hot water into a cup.

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  • A Travel Mug That Keeps Drinks Hot: Zojirushi SM-SA36BA Stainless Steel Mug, 12-Ounce

    Zojirushi SM-SA36BA Stainless Steel Mug

    Amazon

    This travel mug keeps drinks so hot that you actually have to pop the lid and let the contents cool down before sipping. It’s also leakproof, making it my go-to hiking or camping beverage vessel. I’d snag another one at this price. 

    The Zojirushi travel mug on a marble kitchen countertop.

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  • A Smaller Breville Espresso Machine: Breville Bambino Plus Espresso Machine

    Breville Bambino Plus Espresso Machine

    Breville

    The Bambino has been our favorite since we first tested espresso machines in 2021. While compact, it brews a big, bold shot, and it does it quickly. It’s $100 off for Amazon Prime Day. 

    Espresso coffee brewing into glass mug from Breville Bambino Plus Espresso Machine on white marble countertop

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  • A Do-It-All Electric Pressure Cooker: Instant Pot Duo Plus 9-in-1 Multicooker 

    Instant Pot Duo Plus 6-Quart 9-in-1 Pressure Cooker

    Amazon

    I’m an Instant Pot queen, and I’m not afraid to say it. Forgot to soak beans? Instant Pot. Craving beef stew on a Tuesday at 4 p.m.? Instant Pot. It can even keep a bowl of hot cider warm for the duration of a Thanksgiving dinner. Our favorite Instant Pot, which features a no-touch valve for safe steam release, is half off for Prime Day. If I didn’t already have one, I’d buy it. 

    A piece of meat is placed in the Instant Pot Duo Plus 6-Quart 9-in-1 Pressure Cooker

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  • Our Longtime Favorite Manual Citrus Juicer: Chef'n Freshforce Citrus Juicer

    Chef'n FreshForce Citrus Juicer

    Amazon

    This simple manual juicer has been a Serious Eats favorite forever. It's quick and efficient at squeezing nearly every drop of juice from a citrus half, which is all we can ask of it. Grab it while it's discounted by nearly 40%.

    The Chef'n citrus juicer on a marble countertop.

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  • The Best Air Fryer for the Crispiest Results: Instant Pot Vortex Plus 6-Quart XL Air Fryer

    Instant Pot Vortex Plus 6-Quart 6-in-1 Air Fryer

    Amazon

    Why yes, Instant Pot also makes our favorite air fryer—it’s a mind-bending collision of worlds, like if Aquaman fought Hulk. The Instant Pot Vortex is a powerful machine that blasts chicken wings into a crispy dimension; fries also come out otherworldly crunchy and golden, and nothing is soggy. It’s on sale for $60 off, which is a great deal. 

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  • An Easy-to-Use Immersion Circulator: Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker 3.0

    Amazon Anova Precision Cooker 3.0

    Amazon

    If you’re into sous vide (as in, you use it more often than you do an air fryer), then this is the immersion circulator for you. It’s speedy, incredibly accurate, and has an easy-to-use digital interface. At nearly $100 off, it’s a price that can’t be beat. 

    Person pouring water into a Anova Culinary Precision Cooker 3.0 on a countertop

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  • A Dependible Vacuum Sealer: Nesco Deluxe Food VS-12 Vacuum Sealer

    Nesco VS-12 Deluxe Vacuum Sealer

    Amazon

    If you’ve decided to buy the Anova immersion circulator above (it’s a fantastic deal, truly), then you’ll also need a vacuum sealer. You probably know this, but cooking sous vide requires immersing a vacuum-sealed ingredient into a heated water bath, hence the vacuum sealer. This one from Nesco is easy to use and creates a tight, double seal, so your pork loin won’t become waterlogged. 

    A bag of ping pong balls is vacuum sealed using the Nesco VS-12 Deluxe Vacuum Sealer

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  • A Fantastic Compressor Ice Cream Maker: Cuisinart ICE-100 1.5-Quart Ice Cream and Gelato Maker

    Cuisinart ICE-100 Compressor Ice Cream and Gelato Maker

    Amazon

    I used this compressor ice cream machine to make favors for 40 wedding guests, and if that’s not a great test, I don’t know what is. It churns creamy ice cream, sorbet, and gelato, and the interface is super simple: just two buttons. It comes with two paddles, one for ice cream and the other for gelato, so you can make your treat of choice. 

    Hands removing Cuisinart ICE-100 Compressor Ice Cream and Gelato Maker paddle after churning ice cream

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  • A Nice Set of Cloth Napkins: Ruvanti Cloth Napkins, Set of 12 

    Ruvanti Premium Quality Cloth Napkins Set of 12

    Amazon

    Cloth napkins make dinner feel fancy. But that doesn’t mean they need to be pricey. This set is already one of our affordable picks and is further discounted for Prime Day. In our tests, it washed up nicely and absorbed spills well. 

    A set of flatware on a purple napkin

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  • A Reliable and Efficient Broom for Kitchen Messes: Casabella Basics 2-Piece Angled Broom and Dustpan Set

    Casabella Basics Angled Broom and Dust Pan

    Amazon

    A bad broom makes cleaning even more of a chore—the bristles fling dirt and debris instead of neatly corralling them. Don’t buy a bad broom. Instead, consider this, our winning broom, which collected even the tiniest speck of coffee ground that I spilled across my floor. The broomhead’s angle was the perfect cut, and the material wasn’t too stiff or soft—it swept up dust, dirt, and grains of rice without any stragglers. 

    a person sweeping up rice with the casabella dustpan and broom

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  • A Heavy Duty Cooler: Coleman Pro Heavy-Duty 55-Quart Wheeled Ultra-Light Premium Hard Cooler

    Coleman Pro Heavy-Duty 55qt Wheeled Ultra-Light Premium Hard Cooler

    Amazon

    In our tests, this rugged cooler kept ice frozen for two whole days—that’s some serious insulation! It’s also not super heavy, which is great for toting it around. While we tested the 45-quart version, the slightly bigger, rolling version is currently discounted by $75. 

  • An Elegant Set of Pasta Bowls: Y YHY Pasta Bowls 

    Amazon Y YHY Pasta Bowls

    Amazon

    Pasta bowls are wide enough that you won’t lose a meatball and shallow enough that your pasta will stay puddled in sauce. This set from Y YHY is elegant and sturdy like heritage dinnerware, but at a fraction of the cost. And they’re even more discounted for Prime Day. 

    A hand twirling a forkful of spaghetti in a white glazed pasta bowl

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  • Duralex Picardie Clear Tumbler Set

    Duralex Picardie Clear Tumbler Set

    Amazon

    Every restaurant I’ve been to recently uses these glasses; they’re retro but modern, and the fluted sides give them a touch of elegance. They also stack easily, which is good news for your mug-crowded cabinets. They’re almost half off for Prime Day, and to me, that’s a great deal for an everyday, durable glass. 

    the duralex glass on a blue backdrop

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  • Bormioli Rocco Bodega Collection 12-Ounce Drinking Glasses

    Bormioli Rocco Bodega Collection Glassware

    Amazon

    These inauspicious glasses are my go-to. They match everything, and their clean simplicity gives every tablescape a modern look. But also, they’re just pleasant to hold and sip from, with a slightly flared shape that fits your hand and a smooth lip over which liquid flows smoothly. It’s an almost poetic experience. Grab this set of 12 while they’re on sale for about $3 a pop. 

    bormioli rocco glass on a blue backdrop

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  • Riedel Vinum Riesling Grand Cru/Zinfandel Wine Glasses

    Riedel VINUM Zinfandel/Riesling/Chianti Glasses

    Amazon

    Wine is beautiful (and expensive), so shouldn’t you drink it out of a nice, quality glass? The right-shaped cup actually enhances the drinking experience, funneling aromas up and out for you to enjoy. We like this set from Riedel for its balanced feel and durability.

    Two Riedel VINUM Zinfandel/Riesling/Chianti Glasses on a marble table, one with red wine and one with rose

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  • A Pellet Ice Machine: GE Profile Opal 2.0 XL Pellet Ice Machine

    GE Profile Countertop Nugget Ice Maker V2

    Amazon

    Pellet ice has a crunchy-chewy texture. It’s prized in cocktail bars for its dilution and pretty dimpled effect when piled high in a glass. If you’re feeling luxe with your drinks, GE makes a great home pellet ice machine—and the tank is detachable for easy cleaning. It’s highly discounted for Prime Day, a deal that won’t last. 

    The GE Profile Countertop Nugget Ice Maker V2 on a countertop

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  • An Excellent Japanese Chef's Knife: Misono UX10 Chef's Knife

    Misono UX10 8.2-Inch Gyutou

    Amazon

    I've sung the praises of this knife before: It's sharp, stays sharp, and makes super-precise cuts. The handle is nice and compact, too. If you're looking for a chef's knife that'll change your whole idea of what a chef's knife is, this is it.

    A person dicing an onion with the Misono UX10 Chef’s Knife No. 712

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  • The Best French Press: Fellow Clara French Press

    Fellow Clara French Press

    Amazon

    This insulated French press kept coffee piping hot for two whole hours—honestly, it blows my mind. That's better than my insulated coffee pot. It also brews a clear, ground-free cup that's balanced and fresh. Talk about a fantastic French press! It's highly discounted for Prime Day, a deal that's ending soon.

    The Fellow French press kettle on a wooden countertop.

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  • An Indoor Pizza Oven That's $200 Off: Breville Smart Oven Pizzaiolo

    Breville Smart Oven Pizzaiolo Pizza Oven

    Amazon

    Maybe you don't have a backyard or a deck, but have been dreaming of slinging Neapolitan pizzas ever since the world decided they were the pinnacle of pizza achievement. Welp, you're dreams can come true with this indoor pizza oven that reaches the blisteringly hot temps needed to throw such a pie—and reaches them quickly. The Breville Pizzaiolo is discounted by 200 bucks for Prime Day, a deal that won't last, since the sale day is nearing its end. Best act to make your dream come true!

    A pizza being removed from a countertop pizza oven with a steaming paddle and tongs

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  • The Strainer You Didn't Know You Needed: Hiware Solid Stainless Steel Spider Strainer

    Hiware Solid Stainless Steel Spider Strainer Skimmer Ladle

    Amazon

    This strainer has a wide, spider-web-like bowl (hence the name spider strainer) that scoops and drains really well. It's my go-to for removing doughnuts from hot oil or blanching vegetables. It's the only spider I want in my kitchen.

    A metal spider strainer lifting bok chou from a stockpot

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  • The Reusable Grocery Bags I Keep in My Car: BeeGreen Reusable Grocery Bags

    beegreen-reusable-grocery-bag-10-pack

    Amazon

    I keep a stash of these bags in my car (sorry, anyone who gets in the backseat) so I can grab 'em and go when I'm at the grocery store. They're sturdy, both expandable and scrunchable, and have lasted me many months and many shopping hauls. They're on sale for a limited time.

    an orange Bee Green grocery bag on its side with plantains, onions, and limes spilling out

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  • A Set of Fancy Champagne Glasses: Riedel Performance Champagne Glass

    Riedel Performance Champagne Glass

    Bloomingdales

    Have you been drinking Champagne (or other assorted bubbly) out of a flute? Well, you're about to have your mind blown when you buy this (discounted!) set of glasses that are sommelier-approved for sipping any sparkling wine. They double as white wine glasses too—so versatile!

    riedel tulip glasses

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  • A Silky Smooth, Lightweight Cast Iron Skillet: Field Company 10.25 Inch Cast Iron Skillet

    Field Company No. 8 Cast Iron Skillet

    Amazon

    This beautiful cast iron skillet only weighs a little over four pounds—I promise, that's really light. It's silky smooth, matte finish easily released sticky fried eggs and baked cornbread in my tests, no small feats. It's 25% off, but not for long.

    field co skillet with cornbread batter

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  • A Roomy Insulated Lunchbox: Carhartt Camping Cooler Lunchbox

    Carhartt Deluxe Lunch Cooler Bag

    Amazon

    Carhartt is known for its durable workwear (and the beanies that every rock climbing dude wears), and this lunchbox is just as tough as their rip-proof pants. It's roomy, has separate compartments so your sandwich doesn't get too cozy with your seltzer, and the handle makes it easy to tote along, whether it's to work or school.

    Black Carhartt lunch box on a countertop in front of a person making a sandwich

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  • The Cutest Espresso Cups (That Stack!): Sweese 2.5 Ounce Porcelain Stackable Espresso Cups

    Sweese 2.5 Ounce Porcelain Stackable Espresso Cups with Saucers

    Amazon

    Okay, you just bought our favorite Breville espresso machine, which is on sale for Prime Day (but not for long!). Now, you need some cute espresso mugs to sip your Americano from. May I suggest this adorable stacking set that has a clean, minimalist aesthetic that'll match any kitchen? It's on sale, too.

    drinking espresso from Sweese Porcelain Stackable Espresso Cups on a marble counter top

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  • A Non-Toxic Utensil Set That's 35% Off: Berglander Stainless Steel Cooking Utensils Set

    Amazon Berglander Stainless Steel Cooking Utensils Set

    Amazon

    If you're detoxing your kitchen, consider replacing all your plastic utensils at once with this one-and-done set. It's got sturdy stainless steel scoopers, spoons, and mashers, as well as a few silicone pieces, like some kitchen tongs. It even comes with a utensil holder, which is nifty.

    A metal utensil holder containing kitchen tools including a whisk spatula and spoon

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  • Our Favorite Ice Packs: Cooler Shock Reusable Ice Packs

    Cooler Shock Reusable Ice Packs

    Amazon

    Dare I say these ice packs are cool? Because they are. You fill them with water, which mixes with a gel inside to create a super cold ice pack once frozen. They remained frozen for 48 hours in our tests, keeping seltzers nice and chilly for a long time.

    A Cooler Shock ice pack in a yellow cooler, with a closeup on the label

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FAQs

When is October Amazon Prime Day 2025?

Amazon Prime Day runs from October 7 to 8, meaning you only have a few hours left to shop the sale!

Do you have to be a Prime member to shop Prime Day Deals?

Not necessarily, but you do need to have an Amazon Prime membership to access many of the best Prime Day deals. You can sign up for a free 30-day trial here

Why We’re the Experts

  • Grace Kelly is a senior editor at Serious Eats. 
  • She’s tested hundreds of products for the brand and spent hours hand-picking the deals in this article. 
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