Amazon Spring Sale: The best extended kitchen deals under $25, from KitchenAid to Yeti

Slicing and dicing is about to get way more fun thanks to these brightly hued blades. Each knife has a nonstick coating to release food more easily and comes with a protective sleeve so nothing gets scratched up in your drawers. 

Included are an 8-inch chef knife, 8-inch slicing knife, 8-inch serrated bread knife, 7-inch santoku knife, 6.5-inch utility knife and a 3.5-inch paring knife — all for just 12 bucks (40% off)!

Smelly fridge? Yeah, not so appetizing. But this unassuming odor minimizer 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 stench removal. This is the lowest it’s been since last summer, so scoop it up while you can.

Ina Garten herself approves of this wildly popular and versatile pan, which is made of durable (and PFAS-free) cast iron that’ll last for years. It comes pre-seasoned 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. Plus, this over-40% discount brings it down to a reasonable 20 bucks. 

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

Sipping lukewarm coffee is arguably worse than a morning with no coffee at all, which might explain why these vacuum-insulated espresso cups have a 4.9-star average rating. Reviewers say they keep java nice and hot, plus they’re dishwasher-safe, highly durable (bring ’em camping) and stackable to save space. 

This pretty lilac pair is down to its lowest price of all time, as is this chic dark red.

Goldilocks herself would approve of this 6-cup Brita that’s not too big, not too small — but just the right size to fit inside the fridge without taking up too much space. It comes with a standard filter that targets benzene, cadmium, mercury, chlorine and asbestos impurities, and will last about two months before needing a replacement (there’s even a SmartLight indicator that’ll let you know when it’s time for a swap!). 

At over 40% off, it’s just a buck more than its lowest price ever. 

Looking for a cutting board that’s lightweight like plastic but won’t pose the risk of getting micro particles into your food while you hack away? This No. 1 bestselling trio is made of light yet durable bamboo, which isn’t just safer, but also looks great. Included are three sizes for all of your slicing and dicing needs: 13 inches, 11 inches and 8 inches. It’s also within a few bucks of its lowest price in a year. 

In the market for some new measuring tools? My rule of thumb is to make sure the markings are etched in (like the ones in this set) rather than printed on. Printed markings fade over time, meaning you’re more likely to use the wrong cup or spoon — and that’ll really throw things off when you’re baking.

This highly rated set has only ever dipped lower than its current price by $1, and that’s rare. It includes both U.S. and metric measurements, is dishwasher-safe and has handles with nonslip undersides for improved grip.

If there’s one pet peeve that everyone who has a kitchen shares, it’s having an abundance of food container lids cramming up the drawers and cabinets. With this No. 1 bestselling organizer, they’ll stay neatly contained and you’ll be less likely to wonder which one goes with which bin. 

It rarely goes on sale, but it’s currently down to its best price in months. 

Soggy strawberries aren’t just a waste of food, they’re also a waste of hard-earned money. If you’re tired of rotten produce, these handy containers are here to save the day.

Their lids have small vents, which help regulate airflow to ensure the correct amount of oxygen and carbon dioxide goes in and out. The built-in airflow filters last forever — literally, the brand says they are made to “last a lifetime.” Even better? At over 40% off, they’re within a dollar of their all-time low.

Does precariously pouring a pot filled with hot pasta and boiling water into a colander stress you out? It certainly gives me anxiety! That’s probably why this genius invention is so popular. It clips right onto the side of most any pot to give you better control, and it takes up less space than a traditional strainer too.

My price trackers tell me this is as low as it gets, FYI…