100+ Best Black Friday Kitchen Deals, All Editor-Tested and Approved (2025)

• Cosori 9-in-1 TurboBlaze Air Fryer, 26% off
• Misen Carbon Nonstick Pan, 35% off
• Dyson V15s Detect Submarine Absolute Wet-Dry Vacuum, Save $300
• Vitamix 5200 Blender, Save $180
• Fellow Aiden Precision Coffee Maker, 20% off
• Zojirushi Induction Rice Cooker, 30% off
• Gozney Arc XL Pizza Oven, Save $100
• Middleton Echo Chef’s Knife, 25% off
• Nama J2 Cold Press Juicer, Save $100
• Thermapen One Instant-Read Thermometer, $40 off
• Nutribullet Ultra Personal Blender, 24% off
• Ratio Six Coffee Maker, 24% off

I’ve been testing air fryers for years now, and the Cosori Turboblaze has truly outperformed them all. A few things set it apart from the competition: It consistently produced the crispiest foods of any air fryer we’ve tested (and in record time), it has five different fan speeds, which makes it versatile enough to crisp fries or handle more delicate bakes, and it’s a real value even at full price. But why pay that full price when you can scoop it up now for over 25% off? —Alaina Chou, commerce writer

The Misen carbon nonstick is a great alternative to conventional nonstick cookware. It’s nitrided carbon-steel surface is slick and corrosion resistant, making it less fussy than a conventional carbon-steel pan. And unlike ceramic and PTFE nonstick pans which wear with each use, this pan improves the more you cook with it. It’s sold out repeatedly since it first dropped so don’t expect this stock to last at 25% off. —Wilder Davies, commerce writer

The Dyson V15s Detect Submarine Absolute is the only floor cleaning device you need. Period. First and foremost, it’s a powerful Dyson stick vacuum with HEPA filtration and enough suction power for rugs and carpets, even if you have pets. But what makes this so versatile and valuable is the additional wet mopping component that can be attached to the shaft just like you’d attach the Digital Motorbar rug roller and Fluffy Optic hard floor roller (those are both included too, as well as the other standard Dyson stick vac attachments). In my product testing, I found that even the best mop vacs sucks at vacuuming rugs—and that’s where the V15s Detect Submarine excels. This model doesn’t go on sale often but right now it’s $300 off.—Emily Farris, senior commerce writer

We love almost everything Vitamix makes, but this model has stayed at the top of our “best blenders” list for years—earning itself a Gear of the Year Forever Award—for its power, versatility, and longevity. Food director Chris Morocco once said, “If you get anything other than a Vitamix 5200, price better be the only reason.” And on Black Friday, that sole reason becomes obsolete: It’s $180 off. —Abbey Stone, senior commerce director

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Endlessly customizable, the Fellow Aiden can produce coffee that tastes exactly how you want it to taste based on parameters like bloom time, water temperature and length of a water burst. If that sounds complicated to you, just set it to “medium roast” and the machine can take care of it all for you with its presets. Fellow has been pretty up front that its prices are being impacted by the on-again-off-again tariffs going on right now, so finding the Aiden priced this low is a treat. —Noah Kaufman, senior commerce editor

Some products have dominated their respective product categories even after years and years of testing new models, and this rice cooker from Zojirushi is one of them. It produces perfect, ultra-fluffy rice every time without fail, and is on sale for an impressive 30% off for Black Friday. —A.C.

After testing more than 15 pizza ovens, the Arc XL is the one I keep coming back to. Its signature flame arcs across the ceiling, mimicking a wood-fired oven and giving your cheese that perfectly bubbly, melted top. Its single-source flame gives you more control than side burners, so you can achieve Neapolitan-style char and leopard-spotted crust without risking a burnt edge. Built with meticulous attention to detail, the Arc XL’s quality is top-tier—and it’s the pizza oven I recommend every time someone asks (which happens basically at every pizza party I host).—Olivia Tarantino, senior commerce editor

Usually, to get a knife made by a master bladesmith, it will cost you hundreds and hundreds of dollars. But today Quintin Middleton’s Echo line is 25% off and costs about the same as many of the nice, mass-produced knives we’ve tried. Middleton’s chef’s knife is not only incredibly sharp and designed with a really comfortable geometry, it looks absolutely stunning. If you pick one up, grab a knife magnet too so you can have it out on display all the time. —N.K.

The Nama J2 has been our top juicer for over three years because it fixes two major pain points: endless chopping and wasted produce. Thanks to its massive hopper, you can toss in big chunks of fruit and veg (we’ve fit five whole oranges in it), close the lid, and walk away while it does the work. No more standing there feeding your juicer one celery stalk at a time. And then there’s the juice itself. The J2 is a slow, masticating machine that spins at just 50 RPM to squeeze out every last drop. The leftover pulp comes out practically dry, which feels especially satisfying when you’re juicing pricey greens. It’s efficient, it’s quiet, and it consistently produces juice that tastes cleaner, richer, and fresher than what we’ve gotten from any other machine we’ve tested.—O.T.

Thermoworks set the standard for digital probe thermometers with their flagship product, the Thermapen One. It’s lightning fast, with superbly accurate readings and an easy-to-read display. It also comes in a wide variety of cute colors. Usually, the price is the biggest drawback, so now’s the chance to grab it while it’s $40 off. —W.D.

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I’ll be honest: After testing a lot of personal blenders, many of them are, well, bad. Not so with the Nutribullet Ultra, though. This powerful little blender has a 1200-watt motor that whizzes through tough kale stems, hearty nuts, and cubes of ice with ease. It’s on major sale for Black Friday at nearly 50% off, so if you’ve been struggling to make smoothies with your decade-old bullet, consider this your sign to upgrade. —A.C.

Ratio has mastered blending aesthetic appeal, high-quality coffee brewing, and dead-simple operation to create one of the best drip coffee makers you can get. They consciously minimize the amount of plastic, opting for more metal and glass, which adds to the Six’s durability, and, despite having just a single button to push, reproduces the experience of pour-over. Ratio also makes some of the best thermal carafes in the business, keeping your pot of coffee hot all morning long. This is about as cheap as we’ve ever seen one of their machines, dipping well below the price tag of similarly high-end machines. —N.K.