10 October Amazon Prime Day Deals on Non-Toxic Kitchen Essentials

I’m a bargain hunter by nature, so one of the best parts of my job as a shopping writer is my daily search for kitchen deals that make life better. Sometimes, those products are helpful gadgets, and others, they’re non-toxic finds for those who want to cut down on microplastics and forever chemicals. With October Amazon Prime Day in full swing, it’s prime time to make the switch to non-toxic cookware and cooking utensils for less.

I sifted through thousands of Prime Day deals, and my favorites include a non-toxic skillet, a versatile Dutch oven for less than $40, and a set of silicone spatulas that you’ll use for everything — without microplastics leaching into your food.

The Best Amazon Prime Day Deals on Non-Toxic Cookware and Kitchen Tools

• The Kitchen Workhorse: Amazon Basics 4.3-Quart Dutch Oven, $38, originally $45
• Better Than Black Plastic: Tovolo Olivewood Kitchen Spoon, $9, originally $12
• My Favorite Bowls: Viking Stainless 10-Piece Steel Mixing Bowls, $74, originally $100
• A Superb Skillet: Tramontina Signature Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel 12-Inch Large Frying Pan, $50, originally $70
• 4,000 Purchased Last Month: Hiware Extra-Large Bamboo Cutting Board, $15, originally $19

My top non-toxic kitchen essentials start at just $7 with an OXO wooden spoon and scraper that will let you ditch multiple black plastic utensils. There’s also a sturdy wooden cutting board that’s free of microplastics, and reusable silicone Stasher bags to help you cut out plastic zip-top bags altogether. Prime members get the best discounts and perks (like free shipping), so be sure to sign up for an account if you don’t already have one. Keep reading for more October Prime Day deals on non-toxic cookware, kitchen utensils, and more.

Amazon Basics 4.3-Quart Dutch Oven 

It’s time to ditch your Teflon stockpot. Amazon’s 4.3-quart Dutch oven makes soups and stews just as well, and it’s a third of the price of fancier brands. Crafted from enameled cast iron that’s free of toxic chemicals, the oven-safe pot can also sear steaks, roast vegetables, bake sourdough, and so much more. It’s just the right size for prepping flavorful meals for up to four people, and at $45, it’s a steal. “This Amazon Basics enameled Dutch oven holds its own against the high-end brands,” raved a shopper. “If you’re looking for an affordable Dutch oven that actually performs, this is a total win.”

Tovolo Olivewood Kitchen Spoon

Tovolo’s wooden spoon is made from sturdy olivewood, a material preferred by chef Ed Cotton of New York City’s Leonetta and Jack & Charlie’s. “Olivewood utensils can take a licking,” says Cotton. “They are a very dense wood and never splinter, unlike some other woods.” Designed with an ergonomic handle, Tovolo’s olivewood spoon can be used to stir, fold, flip, and serve. Best of all, it won’t leave scratches on your cookware and bakeware.

Vtopmart 8-Pack Glass Food Containers with Airtight Lids

More than 10,000 sets of these glass storage containers were purchased last month. It includes four rectangular containers in 35.1-, 21.6-, 12.5-, and 5-ounce sizes, and four square containers in 27.1-, 17.6-, 10.8-, and 6.8-ounce sizes. They’re “the best storage containers,” a  shopper said of the set, which can go from the freezer to the oven and is safe up to 752°F with its colorful BPA-free plastic lid removed. “I don’t need to worry about anything bad leaching into my food when I microwave,” one reviewer said, while another customer noted that, at around $2.80 apiece, the set is a “great bang for your buck, because these things are expensive everywhere else.” 

Tramontina Signature Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel 12-Inch Large Frying Pan

This frying pan is part of a larger set that we love for folks looking for stainelss steel non-toxic cookware. It’s lightweight with a modern design and a smooth surface that cooks evenly with no hot or cold spots. We like that the handle stays cool when searing and frying, and that the pan cleans up easily with soapy water and a sponge. Shoppers agree that the affordable piece is top-notch, with one calling it the best-kept secret in high-quality cookware. “I’ve cooked with high-end All-Clad pans, and I can honestly say this Tramontina pan performs at 95% of the level for a fraction of the price,” said a reviewer. “Don’t waste your money on the name brand; this is the one to get.”

PriorityChef Butter Crock 

Replace your plastic butter dish with this ceramic butter keeper. This is how you should store butter, anyway — on the counter, not in the fridge. The butter crock features a base that you fill with cold water and a lid that you fill with softened butter. Place the lid on top of the base for an airtight seal, then leave it on your countertop. Your butter will stay soft and spreadable. “No chiseling chunks off a cold stick like a caveperson,” a happy customer said of the butter bell. “This crock keeps my butter fresh, smooth, and ready for action.”

Viking 10-Piece Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls

These are by far the best stainless steel mixing bowls, according to our tests. We love that the bowls have non-slip rubberized bases and BPA-free lids so they double as storage. The nesting bowls come in five different sizes, making them versatile enough for any meal-prep task. Shoppers agree that they’re a must-have. “They’re durable, practical, and a fantastic investment for any kitchen,” said a reviewer. “Highly recommend them!”

Hotec Heat-Resistant Silicone Spatulas 

You can never have too many spatulas, and this non-toxic silicone set gives you plenty of options: a large spatula, a medium spatula spreader/knife, a small spatula, and large and small spoon-style spatulas. Use them for mixing, frosting, scraping, serving, and more. “They are a perfect mix of cooking and baking tools,” a shopper said of the sturdy non-toxic cooking utensils, which have more than 3,800 five-star ratings.

Hiware Extra-Large Bamboo Cutting Board 

If you’ve been using a plastic cutting board, you should probably stop. Studies have found that those little cut marks are actually loaded with microplastics that can cling to your food as you cut. This FSC-certified bamboo cutting board is the perfect swap. It’s sturdy enough for chopping fruits and veggies and has grooves along the edges to catch juices. “It has a tighter grain (less porous) than wood boards, but it also doesn’t add to the plastics that I probably ingest enough of otherwise,” said a reviewer.

Carote 19-Piece Pots & Pans Set 

A shopper favorite with more than 4,500 five-star ratings, this 19-piece non-toxic cookware set is BPA-, PFOA-, and PFOS-free. It includes 8- and 10-inch fry pans, a 10-inch sauté pan, 2- and 3-quart sauce pans, two glass lids, two storage lids, four pan protectors, and four utensils. Despite its many pieces, the set is a space saver, thanks to detachable handles that allow the pans to nest inside each other when not in use. On sale for $50, this collection can replace your old, beat-up cookware — and you won’t need to worry about flaking Teflon. 

Takeya Tritan Cold Brew Coffee Maker

I love cold brew coffee, and the Takeya Tritan Cold Brew Maker is one of the best at making it, according to our coffee maker tests. It’s easy to use — just follow the coffee-to-water ratio in the instructions — and the result is a rich, bold beverage with no grit. While you only need to let the coffee steep overnight, we found the taste was even better after 36 hours, with no detectable bitterness. Whether you drink cold brew seasonally or all year round, this non-toxic coffee maker is a deal worth snagging.

The October Prime Day shopping event ends tonight, so If you’re ready to make your kitchen a safer space with non-toxic cookware and tools, grab these deals before they’re gone.