Memorial Day kitchen deals are back for seconds: Save on Vitamix, Le Creuset and more

As sleek as your full-sized appliances, this versatile cooker air fries, bakes, broils, toasts and more. It's roomy enough to fit a 4-pound chicken, six slices of bread or a 12-inch pizza, and will make your crispy-crunchy dreams a reality in no time. Don't be surprised if you start using this more than your actual oven!

We all scream for ice cream — but with the Creami, you'll finally have an answer. With five frozen treat modes, this appliance was already a good deal at full price, especially compared to the price of smoothie runs and specialty ice creams. But now, at $50 off (the lowest price on the web), there's no reason not to grab one for the warmer months ahead.

One reviewer wrote, "I bought this because my wife wanted it. I am not a huge ice cream person so to be honest I thought it was a total waste of money ... I think I like it more than her, hahaha! It's amazing ... Best [vanilla ice cream] I have ever had in my life, I swear."

Take your grill game on the road with this cool Cuisinart. It offers a 196 square-inch cooking surface and weighs just two pounds, making it easy to tote around as needed. A dual venting system allows you to control the temperature.

Ready to swap your stained food storage containers for a spiffy new set? This No. 1 bestselling pack comes with three containers and lids, as well as drop-in trays that allow you to separate foods within the same bin. Pretty cool, huh?

Also cool: The fact that this trio is down to the best price we've seen all year. 

Senior Health Editor Laura Williams awarded this line the title of "best stainless steel" in her roundup of the best nontoxic cookware, saying, "Stainless steel is generally considered one of the safest and most durable options when selecting nontoxic cookware, and we especially appreciate that this set is NSF-certified for safety and durability. It also comes with a lifetime warranty, so you know your investment is well covered. ... We also like that the cookware (pots, pans and lids) are oven-safe up to 500° F and are dishwasher-safe too."

Included in this 8-piece set are an 8-inch fry pan, a 10-inch fry pan, a 2-quart sauce pan with lid, a 3-quart sauce pan with lid and a 5-quart Dutch oven with lid. This deal saves you nearly 55%, its best markdown since 2023. 

Who knew a Keurig this cute could cost this little? Ideal for dorm rooms and apartments, this single-serve machine will brew with the best of them, making a cup of hot coffee in seconds. It comes in all the classic colors along with a few modern hues like this pretty sage green and teal.

You'll feel like you have your own personal smoothie shop with this best-in-class blender. Boasting a 2-horsepower motor, it'll effortlessly blitz up ice and frozen fruit, though you could also use it for whizzing up sauces or even grinding up meat.

From soup to nuts (as in, homemade nut butters), this workhorse will level up your meal prep like no other — and this is the best price we're seeing.

Staying hydrated is important all year, but especially as the temps rise. This sought-after tumbler will quench your thirst on the go while keeping drinks cold (or warm if you're a hot-coffee-or-bust kind of person) for hours at a time. It'll fit right in your car's cupholder, has a splash-resistant lid and, perhaps most importantly, is dishwasher safe. Plus, Yeti is one of those brands that doesn't really need to have sales, so any time you see a discount, it's wise to pounce. (Note: You'll need to make a Yeti account to score this deal, but it's fast and free!)

Groceries are expensive, and when it comes to ensuring the food I cook is actually edible, I swear by an instant-read kitchen thermometer for consistency. In fact, this very brand is my favorite, and this model is down to the best price I've seen, just in time for grilling season.

Is it pricey? Yes, but it took top honors in our roundup of the best meat thermometers for 2025, thanks to its accuracy, user-friendliness, durability and impressive warranty. (After all, if you're going to spend a lot on a kitchen gadget, don't you want it to last?) "It's truly a top-of-the-line meat thermometer," writes Senior Home Writer Lisa Schweitzer. "It takes readings in one second, it has no buttons to fuss with, its backlit display rotates so you can always read it easily and, most importantly, it's accurate." 

I try to minimize waste in the kitchen as much as possible, which is why this reusable silicone baking mat comes in clutch. Not only does it help keep my parchment paper costs to a minimum, but it protects my sheet trays from caked-on residue.

The nonstick material couldn't be easier to clean, and I find that I can still achieve a nice golden brown on the bottoms of my cookies when I use it. Plus, I don't have to pry the cookies off once they're out of the oven — they can easily be lifted with a spatula. As for dough that needs to be rolled out, you can do it on one of these rather than your counter to make cleanup less of a headache.

The Silpat brand is more expensive than generic liners, but it's the most durable I've tried — you won't have to replace it for a long time. (Actress Jennifer Garner, an enthusiastic baker, is also a fan.) Stock up while it's down to its best price in months.

Want to make coffee the Martha Stewart way? The queen of all things kitchen says this line of espresso machines is, simply, "the best." Even though it's on sale for close to its lowest price ever, you might be experiencing a bit of sticker shock, but just think of how much you'll save long-term on pricey barista-made cappuccinos. 

Speaking of baristas, you'll feel like you have a personal cafe right in your kitchen, thanks to this appliance's 30 precision grind settings, and the digital temperature control helps ensure your latte comes out just right. There's also a steam wand for foaming milk, and the whole process, from grinding to brewing espresso, takes under a minute. Cool beans!

You can't go wrong with classic stainless steel cookware, and Made In's sought-after pieces are rarely marked down. That said, this award-winning set is nearly $100 off and includes small, medium and large pans to suit all of your stir-frying and sautéing needs. 

They come with a lifetime warranty for peace of mind, and you won't have to worry about "forever chemicals" making their way into your food. This one's a true contender for my own cart (I'm a fan of the brand's other cookware as well). 

Though Le Creuset is famous for its enameled cast iron cookware, it also makes fantastic stoneware for baking and casseroles. These dishes have a lovely finish that resists chips and cracks, and since the surface is nonporous, it won't absorb odors or flavors. 

Well-designed handles make them easy to remove from the oven, and they're so pretty, they can go straight to the picnic table filled with fruit crisps and roasted veggies from your farmers market haul, or even some good old-fashioned brownies. Their current price is a little lower than the one I saw last year — just $25 apiece.