10 Prime Day-Worthy Deals You Shouldn’t Miss from Williams Sonoma, Vitamix, Walmart, and More Big Brands

If we had our way, everything we cooked with would be from Le Creuset. Unfortunately, their high-quality cookware can be a little on the pricey side, which is why whenever they're running big sales, we jump on them ASAP. Right now, you can snag their Traditional Skillet — a kitchen workhorse you'll be reaching for daily — for way less.

If you’ve been going back and forth on whether to invest in a Keurig, Walmart's Holiday Kickoff sale might be the perfect opportunity to invest. The K-Express Essentials Single Serve Model boasts a 36-ounce water tank, which helps scale back on frequent refilling, and it can accommodate travel mugs up to 7 inches with the drip tray removed. The Auto Off feature also automatically turns your brewer off five minutes after your last brew to help save energy. Shop more of our favorite Walmart sale picks.

Vitamix currently has plenty of blenders on sale, but this handy immersion blender, a favorite of contributor Lisa Freedman, earned a spot on our 2022 Kitchn Essentials list. Due to its low-level noise and easy maneuverability, Lisa even found herself using it more often than her full-size blender. “[It’s] legitimately great, highly versatile, and somehow getting used almost every day in my kitchen,” she wrote. Take a look at some of our other favorite Vitamix blenders on sale.

Dyson vacuums have more than earned their stellar reputation and have proved to be worth the splurge many times over (just check out our reviews). The Outsize Plus, which is designed to tackle large homes with its cordless design and larger cleaning head and bin, is no doubt just as effective as the others we’ve tried. From now until Oct. 14, you can snag it for $150 off duing Dyson's epic sale!

Williams Sonoma is having big time sales on everything you need to outfit your kitchen, including this constantly sold-out KitchenAid Stand Mixer Shave Ice attachment. Even though the weather is cooling off, there's never a bad time to have shave ice, and this attachment sells out so often, snagging it while its available and marked down is a no-brainer.

A Dutch oven is the perfect item to splurge on before the holidays arrive, and since they’re typically pretty pricey across the board, we recommend taking advantage of Wayfair’s sale price while it lasts. “Because we’ve been to the Staub factory in France to see, firsthand, how each pot is made and we’ve tested many Staub Dutch ovens, we can personally vouch that the cost of a cocotte is definitely worth it,” contributor Sarah Woehler wrote. “Not only are they gorgeous, durable, well-made pieces, but they’re also loaded with useful features.”

With its fantastic durability and heat distribution that delivers great results, All-Clad is a pro-level cookware brand that we think is worth splurging on. But why splurge if you don’t have to? During Home and Cook Sale’s Factory Seconds event, you can snag pieces like this fry pan at 65 percent off — just because the box has slight damage. What a steal!

This dish rack can hold double the amount of a typical one, without taking up more space — you can put plates on the upper portion and bowls and cups on the bottom. Further, it has a removable tray underneath for keeping the area clean and preventing water from collecting.

The Explorian series earned our stamp of approval when we tested an alternative model, and this one is ideal especially if you intend to use it for the basics. The 310 comes with a 48-ounce container that can produce medium batches, and it has 10 different speeds to best fit your needs.

Drew Barrymore’s line of small appliances live up to their name — you’ll really want to show them off on your countertop. Managing commerce editor Tamara said this air fryer has nearly replaced her oven at this point. “While I haven’t tested cooking a turkey, I’ve made everything from pork chops (which came out so juicy) and chicken breasts to cookies, and even — focaccia,” she wrote. “In short, the foolproof auto settings basically make me feel like a pro chef.”