All the Very Best Black Friday Deals We’ve Already Found

A wildly versatile combination air fryer-oven
Unlike most models, this pricey oven performs just as well on air fryer duties as it does on toaster oven tasks. It also has settings for bread proofing, slow cooking, and dehydrating.
This smart oven is the rare combination appliance that can air-fry as well as toast bread, bake treats, or roast larger quantities of food. It crisped up foods even faster than traditional toaster ovens, and offers more control than most pod-shaped air fryers.
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A reliable stainless steel pan for a surprisingly great price
This skillet offers impressively even heat distribution and has a comfortable handle.
In testing, we loved how this pan browned chicken skin as well as pans that cost almost twice the price. It heats evenly and releases food easily, but it may develop some discoloration over time.
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The personal blender that nailed our tests
This powerful blender handles all ingredients with ease, making the silkiest smoothies in the least amount of time.
This blender’s cute, bubbly exterior belies its strength. It came out on top in our most recent round of testing, with its 1,200-watt motor and sharp blades pulverizing everything from ice and frozen fruit to leafy greens and seeds with ease.
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A mini chopper that delivers big results
This extra-roomy mini chopper dices well, and it was the only one of its size that we tested with two drizzle holes for frustration-free drizzling.
This mini chopper is a half-cup to a full cup larger than most of its category peers. It excels at chopping onions and making mayonnaise, and it did well dicing almonds, tomatoes, and garlic. Just don’t expect it to perform well chopping herbs.
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A blender that nails soups and smoothies
This immersion blender excelled in our tests, thanks to its ability to create smooth purees, its overall ease of use, its competitive price, and its well-designed extras.
This immersion blender has a unique blade that moves up and down while spinning, which creates more cutting surface and circulates the food more quickly and efficiently. It also comes with a chopper attachment, which works wonders for weeknight meal prep.
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A buy-it-for-life baking dish
Chef David Lebovitz considers this heritage gratin dish one of his cooking essentials — he uses it to make everything from desserts to roast chicken with vegetables.
We asked American-chef-in-Paris David Lebovitz for the kitchen essentials he found worth schlepping across the Atlantic, and this versatile enameled cast iron gratin dish made the cut. It’s not cheap, but as he said, “I like things that last forever, especially if you’re going to spend hundreds of dollars.”
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The very best tumbler out there
This affordable tumbler keeps cold drinks at an ideal temperature for hours. It’s easy to grip and comes with a leak-resistant straw lid.
Of all the tumblers we tested, this one impressed us the most. This sleek, stainless steel double-walled vessel was one of the most leak-resistant options we tried, and kept our drinks as cold as or colder than tumblers bearing more-recognizable brand names.
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A clean design for cleaner water
Certified and tested to remove lead, forever chemicals, and other contaminants, this reverse-osmosis water filter system has a user-friendly design that saves on cabinet space.
In our tests, the Cloud RO proved far more user-friendly than tankless peers, with quieter operation, fewer parts than can break, and the ability to keep working during a blackout. The 2.8-gallon tank holds plenty of water for drinking.
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