Made In’s Memorial Day Sale Includes Cookware and Knives That Constantly Sell Out — Snag Them While You Can!

Although professional chefs have been using carbon-steel skillets for years, Made In has figured out a way to make this material accessible and affordable for home cooks. And people love it — this pan is constantly selling out. We’ve also ranked it as one of the best frying pans you can buy.

If you're upgrading your old knife set, this 8-inch chef's knife is a great replacement option. It can be used for small tasks like mincing herbs, slicing fruit, and chopping onions, as well as bigger tasks like carving a bird. The curved blade keeps its edge, while the pointed tip gives you precision.

You can use this versatile Dutch oven to braise meat, make soups, and even bake a loaf of bread. The opportunities are endless, and we have no doubt this piece will last a lifetime in your kitchen. At just under 14 pounds, the Dutch oven is quite hefty, but that also means it's exceptional at retaining heat. Plus, it's the perfect pick if you’re looking for something that’ll bring a pop of color to your stovetop.

If you’ve ever struggled to slice a perfectly ripe tomato without squishing it, you know the importance of using the correct knife. The Japanese-inspired Nakiri blade is specially designed for fruit and vegetables, with a thin rectangular blade to slice rather than saw straight through. Caprese salads never looked so good!

For anyone on the hunt for an everyday frying pan, this nonstick version is a must-have item. It’s beloved by editors here at The Kitchn who can’t get over how durable its toxic-free nonstick surface is. And unlike most nonstick pans, it’s even safe to use in the oven! So, you can sear a steak on the range and finish it in the oven, or even bake a cobbler — all with easy cleanup afterward.

You might’ve never thought to invest in a frying pan lid, but Made In’s silicone lid will quickly become one of the most reached-for items in your kitchen. It fits snugly over every size of the brand’s pans and helps facilitate shallow boiling or frying, not to mention keeping food warm long after you’ve finished cooking.

For a bread knife to have the stamp of approval from Nancy Silverton, the James Beard Award-winning chef, is all any bread-lover could ask for. The long blade features 24 evenly spaced points that make it possible to slice through even soft, airy bread without flattening it in the process. You can also use its sharp teeth to cut through crusty baguettes, thick ciabatta, and more — without leaving behind a mess of crumbs.

Made In's bakeware pieces are classic and sophisticated. This editor-loved set comes with rectangular, square, and oval dishes that are perfect for baking coffee cake, roasting veggies, or making a gratin. Additionally, each piece is made from porcelain, which heats evenly and is not only oven-safe at high temperatures (in Made In’s case, 500°F!), but also microwave-safe. This is ideal for reheating a casserole or gratin in a hurry.

One of the most versatile blades you can invest in, Made In’s utility knife boasts a fully forged, serrated blade that gives you both power and precision. It can cut through coarse bread and slice into small pieces of produce with ease. Furthermore, its full-tang construction means you won’t encounter any weak points along the blade. As a result, it’ll do its job without any annoying warping or wavering.

Our editors describe this cast iron skillet as possessing all the qualities you love about both traditional cast iron and nonstick cookware, and few (if any) of the things you don’t love. It stays hot long after you turn the stove off, so dinner won't go cold even if it gets pushed back. There's also very little cleaning to speak of; the skillet releases food with ease, so you won't have to scrape and scrub.

The small-but-mighty paring knife is great for peeling fruit, cutting petite veggies, and slicing with total control and maneuverability. It's strong, durable, and so easy on the eyes. And because of the knife’s compact size, you can even throw it in your picnic basket for outdoor gatherings.

Although it's not always included in cookware sets, a saucier is a must-have for preparing soups, sauces, stocks, and more. Made In's saucier has rounded edges to make stirring a breeze, and it's a bit of a beast, thanks to its five-ply stainless steel construction.