The Best Amazon Prime Day Kitchen Deals 2021 You Can Get Right Now

OUT OF STOCK. Get barista-quality lattes, flat whites, macchiatos, and cappuccinos at home with this milk frother. Just pour milk in and you’ll have silky-smooth foam perfect to pour over your coffee in moments. This frother can make hot or cold foam so you can elevate your iced drinks, too. It even works to create a rich foam from nondairy milks. Stop going to the coffee shop and save money with this great Prime Day deal!

NOW $44.99 (was $54.99). Go back to basics with this nonstick frying pan set. The 8- and 10-inch frying pans are the perfect sizes for tons of recipes, and nonstick pans are invaluable for their easy cleanup and functionality. Calphalon pans include two nonstick layers which makes for more even heat distribution. More layers also means increased durability, so these pans are perfect for everyday use. You can save an additional 10 percent when you clip the digital coupon!

NOW $499.95. Upgrade your kitchen with this sleek, sophisticated blender. The Vitamix is unrivaled in power and functionality, and this model takes it to a new level. The intuitive programmable timer, automatic adjustments, and high-performance motor ensure perfect results every time, whether you’re making a piping-hot butternut squash soup or a frozen acai bowl. And at this great price, now is the time to pick one up and experience Vitamix for yourself.

NOW $69.99 (save an extra 10% with coupon). This electric kettle is a must-have for the pour-over purist. The gooseneck spout and counterbalanced kettle allow for the perfect pour-over flow rate. Five temperature presets ensure that you never ruin your morning by burning your coffee or tea. Its sleek, distinctive design will be a focal point on your kitchen countertop.

NOW $169.95 (was $189.95). Le Creuset products need no introduction. Generally regarded as the gold standard of enameled cast-iron cookware, Le Creuset’s nearly indestructible pans heat evenly, brown beautifully, and don’t require added oils. The updated handle and added helper handle make it easier to lift and move this heavy pan.

NOW $52.34. Following the rash of pandemic baking over the last year, good quality bakeware has been hard to find. This set of carbon steel bakeware is a wonderful upgrade if you’ve been using old pans you dug out of the back of the cabinet. Nonstick and heavy-gauge, the baking sheet, muffin pan, loaf pan, and two 9-inch cake pans will set you up for years of high-quality results at a bargain price.

NOW $39.98 (was $49.97). A hand-sharpened German-steel blade at this price point is a steal. Saveur Selects has crafted a strong all-purpose chef’s knife. The handle is gently tapered to fit smoothly and securely in your hand while a full bolster protects you from nicks and small cuts, making it safe to chop, slice, and dice your summer vegetables for a barbecue. It’s not a lightweight, either: This santoku-style knife is as capable of cutting meat apart at the joints as it is mincing, and makes a great all-purpose tool.

NOW $299.95. Weak juicers can be frustrating and waste a lot of perfectly good food. There’s no danger of that with this Breville—1,000 watts of power and 40,000 filtering holes extract 30 percent more juice than most juicers can. Plus the 3-inch-wide chute allows for whole fruit to be dropped in, saving time on preslicing the fruit prior to juicing. Quick and easy cleanup (nearly all parts are dishwasher safe) leaves less mess for you to clean up before sitting down with a tall glass.

NOW $38.91 (was $49.99). Presto’s Electric Skillet lets you set the temperature and walk away, with no need to keep an eye on the burners or worry that your food will burn or boil over. Meat, potatoes, and vegetables can nestle side by side with a light sauce and cook consistently in this nonstick pan—the high-domed lid will even accommodate a whole roasting chicken—and the 16-inch size has room to cook enough for your whole family. If you have a family of late risers, it’s also great for keeping eggs, French toast, or waffles warm without burning or getting tough so you don’t have to be a short-order cook on the weekend.

NOW $185. If you’ve ever blended soup in six batches in a blender, hauled out a stand mixer to whip a little cream, or skipped trying almond butter because you couldn’t bear to find the blades for the food processor, this immersion blender set from Breville is going to make your day. One handle snaps on to a powerful immersion blender, a whisk, and a 3-cup chopper, and a press of your finger starts the powerful rotation to get the job done with no fuss, minimal cleanup, and easy storage.

NOW $599. The silhouette isn’t unfamiliar—many bakers know the bowl-lift 6-quart KitchenAid Mixer well. It’s been hard to find in stock this year, so locating it at this price (with free Prime shipping—nothing to sneeze at for an item that weighs in at 30 pounds) is a find. It’s available in a range of colors and has plenty of optional accessories, but the power, capacity, and presence of this base unit make it a classic and traditional upgrade for cooks using a hand mixer or those who need more room in the bowl.

NOW $115. Mini refrigerators aren’t usually fashion statements, but this one is. Sleek and compact, the Midea All Fridge is available in several sizes and colors to suit your needs and preferences. The door hinge is reversible, so fitting it into tight college dorm spaces is easier—no need to worry about contorting other items to open in an inconvenient direction. The All Fridge will keep drinks, snacks, and small meal components chilled and ready to serve, including larger 2-liter bottles and gallons. Easy to move and clean, it’s a great gift for someone heading off to school or with an apartment that has a shared or too-small kitchen.

NOW $119.95. Crispy, crunchy deep-fried food, without the oil or cholesterol? The Instant Pot Vortex Plus Air Fryer is fast and easy to use, circulating super-heated air around your food to provide fried texture without the health hazards or mess. Because it’s an Instant Pot, you’ll expect it to do more than one thing, and the Vortex Plus doesn’t disappoint; this unit also bakes, broils, roasts, reheats, and dehydrates—much faster and more thoroughly than an oven.

NOW $69.90 (was $115) (save an extra $10.49 with coupon). On the stovetop, in the oven, under the broiler, and in the refrigerator, the Lodge Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven is a powerful cooking tool that works well in any application. High-temp sauteing and searing are no challenge, and braising and slow cooking are especially effective because of the heat retention inherent in cast iron. And because it’s safe in the oven up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit, it can take on any baking or roasting task. The enamel is nonstick and chip resistant, so this pot will remain shiny and effective for years. Plus, it’s pretty: One of the hardest tasks will be choosing from more than 10 deep, rich colors to enjoy.

NOW $395.93. It’s hard to find multifunctional tools that perform all of their functions well, but the Breville Smart Oven toasts to perfection, bakes, broils, roasts, and defrosts with aplomb, and the convection fans speed up all of these processes. The smart elements detect where more heat is needed and dispatch it, ensuring that every piece of food is cooked evenly and thoroughly. An easy-to-read LCD display takes the mystery out of programming with a few simple presets. Easy to use, easy to clean, and high performing, this oven makes quick work of cooking tasks and means you don’t need to crank up your oven, so it’s especially useful during the warm months.