Amazon Big Spring Sale kitchen deals are here: Stock up on cooking products and gadgets from Yeti, KitchenAid and more

Smelly fridge? Yeah, not so appetizing. But this unassuming stench slayer works for up to 10 years (yes, you read that right) to keep things fresh. All you do is place it inside and, well, that's actually it. Sorry, baking soda — you've been replaced. This little doodad can also go in closets, drawers, your car ... anywhere that could use some odor removal. 

"Exceptional product," shared a satisfied sniffer. "I've always used baking soda boxes in my fridge, but recently, there was a foul-smelling odor coming from my fridge (the kind where you open the fridge and the odor travels throughout the entire kitchen) ... I couldn't determine what was causing the bad smell. We do store lots of vegetables — perhaps the broccoli or cabbage? ... I was reluctant at first, but it does work! The odor immediately went away after a day of placing it in my fridge."

Give your tired feet a break, whether you're cooking up a storm or washing dishes at the sink. These anti-fatigue kitchen mats act as ultra-cushy resting pads, allowing you to prepare meals more comfortably, and they're down to just over $10 each with this limited-time deal. 

This large tumbler is on sale in a smattering of fun colors, as if to announce, "Spring has sprung!" No frills here: just a simple straw-lid design with a condensation-free body to keep your hands dry, and you can pop this bad boy right into the dishwasher when it's time to clean.

🔥 Great time to buy: It's marked down to its lowest price this year.

How you prepare vegetables makes all the difference in how excited you'll be to eat them. For instance, I don't want boiled Brussels sprouts anywhere near my plate, but roasted? Now we're talkin'. All you need is a sheet tray, some olive oil and seasonings, and you'll be on your way to crispy town. This brand won the top spot in my roundup of the best baking sheets after I put nine brands to the test.

A sheet tray's most obvious use is probably baking cookies and roasting vegetables, but I've also used mine to make cakes (you can cut out layers or make a large sheet cake), homemade Pop-Tarts and galettes. Oh, and if I'm baking something runny in a pie or cake pan, I always stick one of these bad boys underneath to catch any drippings — easier to clean the tray than the bottom of my oven!

💰 Good deal: Nordic Ware is a trustworthy brand and has never let me down; my pans are old enough to be museum relics at this point, and they still perform just as well as the day I got 'em. This trio, which includes half-sheet, quarter-sheet and jelly-roll pans, is currently within $3 of its Black Friday price and doesn't often go on sale. 

Every kitchen needs a good set of hand protectors, so yes — the hole-filled ones in your drawer need to go. These are heat-resistant up to 500°F, thanks to their silicone coating, and their ribbed design offers better grip than cloth mitts.

They're water-resistant to protect your hands from hot splatters and come in nearly 20 colors, though prices vary.

Is it weird to have a crush on a piece of cookware? Asking for me, because this sleek stainless steel beauty is really close to winning a permanent spot on my stovetop. I have the popular Always Pan 2.0, but this one's ultra-durable (it's oven-safe up to 750°F). 

Like all of Our Place's cookware, this nonstick pan is made without "forever chemicals" for peace of mind. This skillet, however, also boasts an aluminum core for excellent heat conductivity, as well as a strong titanium interior. The handle doubles as a resting spot for an included wooden spatula, and at just 3.4 pounds, it's quite light compared to other metal cookware. 

🔥 Great time to buy: This is as low as I've seen it all year.  

Ina Garten herself counts this affordable pan among her kitchen must-haves. Made solely of durable cast iron and oil, it was built to last for years, comes preseasoned and can withstand heat from any cooktop — it can even be used over a campfire. Nothing's better when it comes to achieving the perfect sear on your meat, and I can say from personal experience that it makes the best pancakes too. 

Check out my full Lodge Cast Iron Skillet review for more. 

This little whizzer is one of my most-reached-for kitchen gadgets, and it's still going strong at about a decade old. It's super compact, but it's powerful enough to blitz nuts into butters, and I also use it to bring together certain kinds of doughs in a jiffy. It's perfect for pureeing vegetables into sauces and soups, emulsifying dressings, and I've even used it to make whipped cream when I don't feel like whisking by hand. 

🔥 Great time to buy: At $30, its best price in months, it would be going in my cart if mine weren't still working as perfectly as it is. 

If you've been coveting the under-cabinet lighting that seems to be in every house on HGTV, there's a near-instant way to achieve the effect without hiring an electrician. These battery-operated LED strips are magnetic and stick right onto metal surfaces, but the included adhesive also allows you to attach them to wood, among other things. Oh, and they're motion-sensor lights, which will come in handy when you go to get a midnight snack.

🔥 Great time to buy: As far as I can tell, this duo has never been on sale for less than its current price. 

Get unstuck with a set of slick pots and pans. This attractive 14-piece collection just about has it all: 8- and 11-inch frying pans, a 4.3-quart casserole with lid, 1.8- and 4.5-quart saucepans with lids, four pan protectors, a spatula and a mixing spoon. That's all for just $70 — less than you'd pay for a single pan from many brands. (Note: The starting price appears to be inflated, but this is still a stellar deal.) 

Check out our roundup of the best cookware sets for additional options.

Never strain your wrists opening a can again, thanks to this nifty device that does the job with the push of a button. The top-seller cleanly removes the top without leaving any sharp edges behind, and it's battery-operated so you won't have to deal with cords. 

"Arthritis has hampered my ability to use a standard manual can opener, and this nifty little machine means I don’t have to ask for help," said an independent idolizer. "Works cleanly and swiftly every time. Wish I’d bought it sooner."

Enjoying a warm breakfast on a busy morning has never been so easy, thanks to this contraption that'll make a bacon, egg and cheese without you having to wait at the drive-through. Just fill each tray with the essentials and any toppings you'd like, and it'll cook everything so that it's nice and melty by the time you've gotten dressed. 

💰 Good deal: Yahoo readers love this thing; it doesn't go on sale very often outside of large savings events, so grab it while you can save a few bucks. 

This tough-as-nails pot has "Lodged" its way in my heart. There's not much I haven't made in this thing, from pasta dishes and stews to fried doughnuts, and it's all turned out exceptionally. Its 6-quart capacity can fit enough to feed a crowd, and since it's heat-safe up to 500°F, I never have to worry when placing it in the oven. Its slick enamel coating makes cleanup a cinch — never more than a rinse with soap and water, followed by a quick wipe.  

🔥 Great time to buy: At under $100 (hundreds less than a certain French brand), it may have you asking: "Le who?" Plus, it's down to its best price since Black Friday.

Check out my full Lodge Dutch oven review for more. 

Any home baker who wants to take their pastry skills to the next level ought to own a stand mixer, and this is the very model (and color!) that graces Ina Garten's kitchen. Yes, KitchenAids are an investment, but they're highly versatile appliances that are built to last ... and last. 

Sure, you can get away with using an inexpensive hand mixer for many baking tasks. That said, this KitchenAid is much more efficient when it comes to whipping egg whites and sugar for making meringue or kneading bread dough (it comes with a dough hook attachment). It's also ideal for multitasking, since you can leave it to do the mixing while you take care of other prep work and cleanup. Trust me, when it comes to convenience, it'll pay for itself within the first few uses.

💰 Good deal: This is one of its best prices of 2026, so save $100 while you can. 

Groceries are expensive, and preparing overcooked, inedible food is just money down the drain. Avoid that by taking the temperature of your meats, seafood, baked goods and more — doing so helps ensure everything is perfectly (and safely) cooked. This popular gadget (over 50,000 were purchased this month) provides a reading in seconds, so grab one ahead of cookout season. 

🔥 Great time to buy: It's currently within $1 of the lowest price I've seen.

Rise and grind! Just kidding — with this top-seller, making coffee is as simple as filling the tank with water, popping in a K-Cup of your choice and pressing a button. Mornings can be hectic, and the last thing you need as you're rushing around is an involved java-making process. This speedy brewer takes all the work out, and it has a "strong" brew button for those extra-chaotic days. 

🔥 Great time to buy: It was just $6 less in December, but otherwise, this is as low as it gets. 

If the thought of making frozen treats at home sounds intimidating, these have your name on them. Really, they couldn't be easier to use — just make sure your mugs are frozen for at least 24 hours, then mix up your ice cream base (there's a recipe book included). Once your mugs are sufficiently chilled (you want them really cold), you'll add your base, turn 'em on and they'll start churning away. Add mix-ins of your choosing via the pour chutes while they're running, and in about 20 minutes, you'll have ice cream. Simple, right?

💰 Good deal: This duo rarely goes on sale outside of big savings events, so scoop it up while you can save.

Not planning on opening a smoothie shop? Then you don't need to shell out for a Vitamix; this bestselling blender, which doubles as a food processor, is a fraction of the price and was designed to crush everything from ice to frozen fruit. Turn your spring produce into fresh soups and sauces in seconds, or use it to make homemade whipped cream (yes, really!). Included are not one, but two on-the-go cups so you can sip your blended creations wherever your day takes you.

🔥 Great time to buy: I've yet to see it on sale for less, so snag one before those warm-weather cravings hit. 

An air fryer is just the ticket when you want a hot meal without waiting for the oven to preheat. This compact bestseller — which was purchased more than 20,000 times in the past month alone — heats up quickly and holds up to 20 wings at a time in its square-shaped basket. Use it to dehydrate food, proof bread and even bake desserts.

🔥 Great time to buy: With this deal, it's within $2 of the lowest I've seen it marked down to.

Turntables: They're not just for DJs anymore. Professional organizers love these things, and this top-seller was designed to maximize space with its rectangular shape. It rotates 360° so you can see — and remember — everything you have before it spoils. Because it spins, there's no more reaching for the back of your fridge or pantry (meaning, you'll no longer be subjected to spontaneous rounds of hot sauce bowling).  

💰 Good deal: This gizmo is within $2 of its best price in years. 

I like my coffee hot in the winter and cold in the summer, and if you feel the same way, this double-duty device will make you a satisfied sipper all year round. The possibilities are endless: It brews both K-Cups and ground coffee, has "strong brew" and "extra hot" functions and, of course, produces both hot and iced beverages in various sizes.

🔥 Great time to buy: Lowest price since January, just sayin'!

These days, many people are ditching their plastic cutting boards. If you're looking to do the same, wood is an excellent alternative, and this set includes not one, not two, but three sturdy boards. Because you're getting a variety of sizes, you'll be able to designate one board for meats, one for produce and another for smaller mincing tasks. 

Related: The best nontoxic cutting boards will help slice microplastics out of your kitchen

Air fryers are a dime a dozen these days, but this one has several features that set it apart. For starters, it boasts three racks so you can cook your vegetables, proteins and starches at the same time, and its 10-quart capacity holds enough grub for a crowd. Interior lights and a window allow you to keep an eye on your food while it cooks, and there's even a dehydrate function in case you'd like to try your hand at homemade fruit leather or veggie chips. 

Been meaning to reduce the amount of plastic in your kitchen? Look no further. The locking lids on these food-storage heroes create an air-tight seal, while the glass containers themselves can safely go into the microwave, freezer, oven and dishwasher. Plus, they're easy to stack, and at less than $3 apiece, you're getting a stellar bargain. (Just note that the lids are made of plastic.)

Say hello to your new busy-morning savior. If you prefer savory breakfasts, this compact contraption — which comedy king Steve Martin adores so much that he bought one for his buddy, Martin Short — boils and poaches up to six eggs at a time in under 10 minutes. That's no yolk! 

💰 Good deal: You can also use it to prepare customized versions of those egg bites you see at coffee shops, saving you money in the long run, and it's currently down to its best price since January. 

Trying to cook more meals at home this year? Why not forgo the plastic utensils and opt for a wooden set like this one instead? Senior Health Editor Laura Williams thought so highly of it that she included the collection in her roundup of the best nontoxic cooking utensils. 

"I've been using this set for nearly a year, and they've held up nicely to everyday use — even with less-than-perfect care," she says. "I especially like the two spatula sizes: The thinner one is ideal for delicate foods like fried eggs, while the wider option is better for everyday tasks."

You don't have to endure mosquitoes and humidity to enjoy your favorite grilled foods. This indoor appliance allows you to char burgers, hot dogs and veggies in the comfort of your kitchen — and not only that, it also air-fries, roasts, bakes, broils and dehydrates. Plus, it's got a handy built-in smart thermometer so you'll never have to guess if your steak is perfectly done. 

💰 Good deal: It hasn't been on sale for less than this since November, so add it to your cart while you can save nearly 30%.

The only thing worse than a morning without coffee? A morning with lukewarm coffee. No thanks. That's why this Amazon favorite was invented; it was designed to fit under most cups and mugs and has two temperature settings to choose from. 

Know someone who loves cozy beverages as much as you? It would make a sweet gift, just sayin'...

I got this set for my sister, who says that while "everything has been staying sharp so far," she appreciates that it "comes with a sharpening steel" and "has the knife styles I frequently need." She also prefers "a minimal aesthetic" in her kitchen and says this set is "the opposite of an eyesore."

💰 Good deal: Finding just one decent knife for fifty bucks can be a challenge these days, let alone an entire collection. That's why this one — which has been slashed to just $10 more than its Black Friday price — is such a steal.

Related: The 9 best knife sets