I Shop Kitchen Products for a Living, and My Favorite Amazon Deals Start at Just $7 This Weekend

For as long as I’ve had access to the internet, I’ve been online shopping like it’s my job. And now, it literally is my job. I spend nearly 40 hours a week scouring Amazon for great prices on cookware, dinnerware, tools, and appliances, and even though the holiday season has come to a close, there’s never been a better time to snag pieces from Staub, KitchenAid, Lodge, and more.

I gathered 10 of my favorite kitchen deals you can get at Amazon today. Snag great discounts on my favorite wine stoppers, cast iron skillet, dinnerware set, and more, with prices starting at just $7.

The Best Kitchen Deals at Amazon

• Staub Cast Iron 10-inch Fry Pan, $100 (originally $243)
• Fullstar x Ototo Croc Chop Vegetable Chopper, $27 (originally $40)
• Henckels 15-Piece Knife Set, $141 (originally $245)
• Breville Juice Fountain Plus Juicer, $144 (originally $180)
• Charles Viancin Sunflower Wine Stopper, $7 (originally $8)
• KitchenAid 3.5 Cup Food Chopper, $45 (originally $60)
• Lodge 10.25 Inch Cast Iron Pre-Seasoned Skillet, $20 (originally $34)
• OXO Good Grips Twist & Pour Salad Dressing Mixer, $23 (originally $32)
• Ninja AF101 Air Fryer, $100 (originally $130)
• Famiware Mars Plates and Bowls 12-Piece Set, $56 (originally $80)

Staub Cast Iron 10-inch Fry Pan

Staub has been one of my favorite cookware brands since I first got my hands on this cast iron fry pan. The pre-seasoned skillet comes ready to use and features a textured enameled interior that allows for better browning and easy release without sticking. The pan boasts fantastic durability and is heat safe up to 900°F, so you can use it both on the stovetop and in the oven. Unlike most all-black skillets, Staub’s cast iron pan comes in an array of colors, and the cherry red option is currently 59% off.

Fullstar x Ototo Croc Chop Vegetable Chopper

If you’re tired of being your own sous chef, this playful food chopper is the perfect solution. The ultra-sharp tool slices through produce with ease, and I love that it comes with four blades to dice, shave, and spiralize vegetables to my liking. It even includes finger guards, which let me get the most out of my vegetables without injuring my fingers. Best of all, the catch tray is large enough to hold 1200 milliliters of produce, so I don’t have to worry about constantly emptying it. Snag yours today while it’s 33% off.

Henckels 15-Piece Knife Set

Henckels knife sets never disappoint, so when I saw the brand’s 15-piece set on sale for a whopping 59% off, I couldn’t add it to my cart fast enough. The collection features everything you need to prepare, serve, and eat your favorite recipes. On top of serrated, paring, Santoku, and chef’s knives, this set comes with a sharp set of shears, a blade sharpening tool, and a gorgeous hardwood block. Grab yours today for just $141 — that’s less than $10 apiece!

Breville Juice Fountain Plus Juicer

#WaterTok, a chaotic place where flavored powders, mixes, and syrups are common additions to Stanley tumblers, has started to make my head spin. In search of something simpler, I decided to go back to the basics by making my own fresh fruit juice. While handheld juicers are great for lemons and limes, this centrifugal model allows me to juice almost anything, so I can upgrade everything from my morning green juice to my evening cocktail. At three inches, the feeder chute is wide enough to fit a large apple, so I don’t have to worry about pre-slicing. Plus, the machine features two speeds to accommodate everything from soft pears to tough leafy greens.

Charles Viancin Sunflower Wine Stopper

I love having a glass of wine with dinner a few nights a week, but since I sip slowly, my bottles tend to go bad before I can finish them. In the past, this led to me pouring precious wine down the drain — but these wine stoppers from Charles Viancin have changed all of that. These silicone tools are not only adorable, but they help to create an airtight seal that seals in freshness and prevents oxygen from seeping in. They’ll quickly become the star of your bar cart, instantly transforming opened bottles into decor.

KitchenAid 3.5 Cup Food Chopper

If you can’t hire a personal assistant, this little appliance is the next best thing, and much less expensive. It can chop, puree, and mix up delicious sauces, dips, and dressings at the touch of a button and holds up to 3.5 cups at a time. It also features two speeds and a pulse button to help achieve your desired texture. Plus, unlike a personal assistant, it’s small enough to keep out on your countertop, and right now, it’s 25% off.

Lodge 10.25 Inch Cast Iron Pre-Seasoned Skillet

Every kitchen needs a go-to cast iron skillet. For me, that’s my 10.25 inch pan from Lodge. It’s incredibly durable. In fact, I’ve been cooking with mine for over five years, and it still looks as good as new. It comes pre-seasoned and is easy to keep clean, which is great for those who, like me, aren’t interested in investing time and money in specialized cast iron cleaning supplies. 

OXO Good Grips Twist & Pour Salad Dressing Mixer

I used to think I hated salads. But after years of experimenting with recipes, it turns out that bottled dressings were to blame all along. And after snagging this now-$23 salad dressing shaker from OXO, I can whip up my own homemade vinaigrettes in a flash. The tool comes with a bi-directional blade for smooth or chunky dressings as well as a spout for easy pouring and drizzling. Best of all, it features measurement markings in both millimeters and ounces, so you’ll never be stuck doing mental math while mixing up dressings. 

Ninja AF101 Air Fryer

If you haven’t already given into the air fryer hype, it’s time to get on board. Far from a passing trend, the ultimate multifunctional appliance is here to stay. I use my Ninja AF101 almost every day to crisp up tofu, fry potatoes, roast vegetables, and so much more. It boasts a four-quart capacity and four cooking programs: air fry, roast, dehydrate, and reheat. The Ninja is powerful and efficient, and you can snag yours for 23% off. 

Famiware Mars Plates and Bowls 12-Piece Set

I’m not the most graceful cook, and I’ve been known to break a plate or two on the way from the kitchen to the dining room. For that reason, I typically opt for mixed dinnerware sets, like this 12-piece collection from Famiware. The collection features dinner plates, salad plates, and bowls for four, all of which come with a scratch-resistant coating that’s safe for the dishwasher. They come in four earth tones that are easy to mix and match, and right now, you can snag your own set for 30% off — under $5 apiece.