The Best Super Saturday Deals on Kitchen Gear

The holiday shopping marathon is almost over. The last sprint is Super Saturday, the final Saturday in December before Christmas. Officially kicking off on December 20, Amazon’s Super Saturday event is a sitewide sale with deals on cookware, kitchen tools, coffee gear, and more items you can still buy as last-minute gifts. Look for items with the “arrives before Christmas” label or choose items with same-day shipping. Shipping cutoffs for most retailers are looming; some have even already passed, so this is truly your last chance to get your gifts. Make sure to choose the quickest shipping option for these last-minute deals. 

It’s not just Amazon: Other retailers are also liquidating their stock before the end of the year, so the deals are unbelievable. If you missed out on a stand mixer or a Dutch oven for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, you’re in luck; you can still score a great deal right in the nick of time. If you’re the type to wait until the last minute (or you just remembered you need a gift for your spouse’s sibling’s spouse), we found the best Super Saturday deals you can start shopping today. 

Best Super Saturday Deals Overall

• Tested Favorite: Caraway 12-Piece Cookware Set, $356, originally $675 at caraway.com 
• Best Deal: Staub 4-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Cocotte, $150, originally $369 at amazon.com
• Over Half Off: Ninja Grand Kitchen System Blender, $99, originally $169 at walmart.com 
• Editor Favorite: Nespresso Vertuo Plus Coffee and Espresso Maker by Breville, $110, originally $170 at amazon.com
• Winter Cooking Essential: Le Creuset 2.5-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Signature French Oven, $160, originally $295 at williams-sonoma.com

Caraway 12-Piece Cookware Set

This Caraway ceramic nonstick set is one of our most tested cookware sets. It tops several of our best cookware lists, including best non-toxic, induction, ceramic, and nonstick cookware sets. The ultra-slick nonstick coating is truly unrivaled. We think it’s a worthwhile investment at the regular price, but at 47% off for Super Saturday, it’s one of the best deals we’ve seen all season. 

Staub 4-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Cocotte

Staub is known for its heirloom-quality cookware, priced to match. This 4-quart oven normally retails for $369 but is on sale for $150 — a staggering 59% off. It’s the smaller version of the Staub cocotte that swept our Dutch oven tests, and we thought it absolutely lived up to the hype, especially in terms of durability and heat retention. For over half off, this is an essential piece of cookware for any home cook. 

Ninja Grand Kitchen System Blender

The Ninja Grand Kitchen System Blender is actually a blender, food processor, and personal blender rolled into one — all on sale for under $100. It comes with numerous blades and attachments that replace other, cumbersome small appliances, like a dough blade to replace your stand mixer. 

Nespresso Vertuo Plus Coffee and Espresso Maker by Breville

For a compact Nespresso machine at a great price, look no further than the Vertuo Plus. We’re big fans of the Vertuo line; two of its models made our list of the best Nespresso machines. The Vertuo Plus is an easy-to-use, one-touch brewer that can make coffee and espresso in four different sizes. Your recipient will think of you every morning when they use this versatile machine. 

Le Creuset 2.5-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Signature French Oven

Le Creuset is another brand that makes stunning Dutch ovens, though they are known for being pricey. The small 2.5-quart size is ideal for smaller households, and the rounded bottom is made for soups and stews. This pot is typically almost $300 and is nearly half off for Super Saturday, making it an excellent deal. 

Staub 4-Piece Ceramic Rectangular Baking Dishes

If you’re shopping for a baker, Staub’s stoneware baking dishes are surely at the top of their wishlist. Winter baking and cozy recipe season is in full swing, and this duo is precisely what their collection needs. We tested the larger rectangular dish as part of our casserole dish tests, and we were unsurprised when it took the top spot. The stoneware material is what makes Staub bakeware stand out; it holds heat better than any other, and its thermal shock resistance is impressive. 

KitchenAid Classic Series 4.5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer

Every home cook needs a KitchenAid stand mixer. It comes in handy for countless recipes, and with a few attachments, you can turn it into a meat grinder, pasta roller, and even an ice cream maker. KitchenAid mixers are usually an investment, but Amazon knocked $120 off for Super Saturday this year. 

Meater Plus Bluetooth Wireless Meat Thermometer

While grilling season may seem far off, now is the time to help the griller on your list gear up for the season. The duo version of this editor-loved thermometer (and favorite dad-gift) topped our list of the best wireless grill thermometers. We love the integrated app; you can choose your cut of meat from the list, and Meater will regulate the time and temperature so everything is always cooked to perfection. 

Anova Culinary Sous Vide Cooker Mini

Sous vide cooking is a hands-off way to cook almost anything, including veggies, meat, and fish. This is the mini version of the sous vide that was the runner-up in our tests. This model is just as easy to use and effective, but in an even more compact and straightforward package — and it’s half off. 

Ninja 10-Quart Air Fryer

Shopping for someone with a big family? This large-capacity air fryer has a whopping 10-quart capacity, and it’s almost 50% off. The dual baskets mean no more waiting around or cooking in batches; everything fits at once. Plus, the integrated Smart Cook system means it’s easier than ever to program both sides to finish simultaneously — you can even use the built-in probe thermometer to program the machine to finish cooking your sides when your protein reaches a specific temperature. 

All-Clad 3-Piece HA1 Hard Anodized Nonstick Fry Pan Set

The 13-piece set from All-Clad’s hard-anodized line is our favorite nonstick cookware set, and includes three pans. This hard-anodized cookware isn’t coated like traditional nonstick or ceramic; the process involves a chemical reaction on the metal’s surface, so it’ll never chip or flake off. And, during testing, it was our favorite nonstick surface because it was impressively slick and easy to clean. Just the large pan with a lid usually retails for about $100, so just $69 more for two more pans is a deal you can’t miss.