All the Best Memorial Day Kitchen Sales (Including Le Creuset, Staub, Great Jones, and More)

Originally $380, now $250

Whether you’re a newbie to cooking or a seasoned chef, most can agree that this Le Creuset Signature Round Deep Dutch Oven makes preparing meals a whole lot easier. And that’s because of the pot’s impeccable durability. It has two coats of enamel, which helps to increase heat retention to ensure your dishes are cooked thoroughly and quickly. It’s also a major showpiece.

Originally $243, now $99

If you’re feeling like whipping up a batch of cookies (and who doesn’t), these Staub baking dishes won’t disappoint. Each one retains heat super well and does a good job of keeping out excess moisture from ruining your fave desserts. Also, the glass porcelain-enameled finish prevents most wear and tear, so you can expect to have these dishes in your cupboard for a long time.

Originally $180, now $160

The thing about Smeg products is that they’re not just cool and trendy, but they also have high quality functions. Case in point, this Smeg 2-Slice Toaster. It has several cooking settings including: reheat, defrost, cancel and bagel. Other than that, the design is super straightforward and perfect for grilling your avocado toast.

Originally $370, now $285

It may be getting warmer, but there’s never a wrong time to have a bonfire, IMO. These days, if you can’t go to the beach, you can always bring the fun to your backyard with this portable Solo Stove Bonfire Fire Pit and Stand. Just get it started with logs and you’re good to go. Unfortunately, you’ll have to get your own marshmallows.

Originally $160, now $120

If you like to host a lot of dinner parties, consider the Dutchess to be your sous chef in the kitchen. It’s big enough to fit an entire chicken and can be placed in the oven if you want to serve up some family-style lasagna. Also, the enameled interior makes it a super heat conductor and the perfect vessel to cook more intricate dishes, like a beef bourguignon.

Originally $75, now $56

Okay, there are two reasons why I absolutely love this baking dish. First, do I really need to explain? Second, the design brings me so much joy.  And third, it’s one of the most versatile casserole dishes on the market. You can use it to prepare just about anything, from roasted vegetables to a lemon-y crumb cake. And when you’re finished, just slip the pot right into the dishwasher for a swift and easy clean-up.

Originally $155, now $130

It’s not often that I feel like a pro in the kitchen, but with this 12-inch HexClad hybrid pan I definitely do. After all, it’s one of Gordan Ramsay’s favorite tools to use to whip up a meal. And that’s because it gives you the perfect sear each time, thanks to the aluminum and steel layers. And it’s non-stick, but also metal utensil-friendly, thanks to its unique design.

Originally $129, now $100

What’s great about these storage bowls is how functional they really are. You can use them for tossing your salad one minute and then for storage the next. And unlike some standard food containers, these have a sturdy steel construction and an air-tight seal to keep your leftovers super fresh. This set comes with three bowls including: one 1.5-quart bowl, one 3-quart bowl, and one 5-quart bowl.

Originally $100, now $80

If you’re like me and don’t have a lot of space to on your countertop, this Nutribullet Pro is going to be your best friend when it’s time for that post-workout smoothie. The 900-watt motor is designed to slice through apples, berries and other tough ingredients. The device also has a special extractor blade that sucks up all the nutrients from your ingredients and uses it to create a superfood-like drink.

Originally $413, now $330

There’s really nothing that this toaster oven can’t do. It can bake, roast, broil, reheat, slow cook—you name it. The oven is equipped with an oven rack, a baking pan, an air fryer basket, and a crumb tray to prepare a wide variety of meals. And it gets pretty hot, too. The temperature adjusts to 450 degrees Fahrenheit and has two convection speeds for you to play with. FYI, it’s 18.7 inches long and 16.8 inches wide, so make sure you have enough space in your kitchen to store it.

Originally $100, now $80

First time cooking with an air fryer? This Dash 6-Quart Family Size air fryer may be just want you’re looking for. It’s pretty simple in its design, with just two adjustable dials to control the time and temperature. The device runs for a max of 30 minutes and cooks up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.

Originally $946, now $280

Do not underestimate the impact of a good quality knife set. In most cases, it can totally cut down on your meal prep time. And that’s what I love about this Henckels Graphite 20-piece Self-Sharpening Block Set. These knives are super durable and sharpen themselves as you pull each one from its slot. This set includes: one 3-inch paring knife, one 4-inch paring knife, one 5-inch serrated utility knife, one 5.5-inch prep knife, kitchen scissors, and then some.

Originally $580, now $348

The best part about GreenPan cookware is the Thermolon Diamond Advanced ceramic techonology that actually features “layers of diamonds.” This makes it incredibly durable and able to distribute heat really well.