Does KitchenAid do Black Friday deals?

Yes! The brand has discounted many of its top products — including the coveted stand mixer . You can save up to $225 on KitchenAid stand mixers, hand mixers, food processors, and more at retailers including Walmart, Amazon, Target, Best Buy, and KitchenAid itself through Thanksgiving weekend. And if this year is anything like the last, we may even see a second deal drop in the weeks after Black Friday. If there's a particular product you've got your eye on, bookmark this page and check back regularly.

Who has the best kitchen appliance deals?

It's a tight race, but the best kitchen appliance deals overall are currently coming from Ninja. However, many of the top kitchen appliance brands have dropped prices on their most popular products for Black Friday. That includes Ninja, Keurig, Instant Pot, KitchenAid, Vitamix, Crockpot, and Nespresso. Some of our top picks include the Instant Pot Duo Plus (6-Quart) (opens in a new tab) , Ninja Foodi 14-in-1 XL Pressure Cooker (opens in a new tab) , KitchenAid Professional 5 Plus Series Stand Mixer (opens in a new tab) , and Nespresso Vertuo Next (opens in a new tab) . Other niche brands are offering stellar deals as well, like the Ooni Pizza Oven (opens in a new tab) and the Bartesian Duet Premium Cocktail Machine (opens in a new tab) .

Best Black Friday kitchen deals 2022: Save on Le Creuset, KitchenAid, Ninja Foodi, and more

UPDATE: Nov. 24, 2022, 12:30 p.m. EST This story has been updated to reflect the latest pricing and availability from Black Friday sales.

Don't have time to check out all the best Black Friday kitchen deals? Here are some of our top picks:

The Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer(opens in a new tab) has the power to replace all your kitchen appliances — $279.95 ~~$349.95~~ (save $70) ✨
The Nutribullet Pro(opens in a new tab) is a mini blender that can cut through ice and frozen fruit without a problem — $59 ~~$99.99~~ (save $40.99)
Great Jones Fully Baked bakeware set(opens in a new tab) is the perfect set to get you through the holiday baking season and beyond, uniting function with a unique style — $135 ~~$275~~ (save $140)
Le Creuset — save on Dutch ovens, skillets, soup pots, and way more(opens in a new tab)

Owning kitchen tools that you actually enjoy using can make a big difference in how often you open up food delivery apps.

The upfront cost of upgrading your kitchen arsenal can get lofty pretty quickly. Our advice? Take advantage of Black Friday sales, whether you're getting your first air fryer or springing for a fancy coffee maker.

We started seeing retailers including Target, Best Buy, Amazon, and Walmart roll out early savings on everything from Ninja Foodis to KitchenAid mixers — and they haven't slowed down since.

There are a ton of deals to take advantage of, but to make your life easy, we've selected a few of our absolute favorites. Check them out below, along with more of the best Black Friday kitchen deals worth shopping.

Please note: All newly added deals have been marked with a ✨. Anything with a ~~strikeout~~ was either sold out or no longer available at the sale price as of this writing, but check back often — we're updating this page constantly.

Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer(opens in a new tab) — $279.95 $349.95 (save $70) ✨

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Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer

$279.95 at Amazon (save $70)

Why we like it

Check out our full review of the Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer.

We all know someone who bought an air fryer thinking it would be the last kitchen appliance they'd ever have to buy, then quickly discovered they needed a few more pieces that also took up precious counter space.

If you'd like to avoid that fate, we recommend the Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer. It's big enough to fit a small Dutch oven, it's way more stylish than most air fryers on the market, and it has 11 cook functions that make cooking lunch an appealing and realistic possibility. It also comes with an air fry basket, a broiling rack, a roasting tray, and a pizza pan, making it a truly versatile cooking tool. That's why Mashable's Deputy Shopping Editor Jae Thomas said in their review, "I'd gladly ditch all my small appliances for the Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer." Its usefulness is also why it's usually $350, but right now, you can snag it for its lowest price ever(opens in a new tab).

NutriBullet Pro(opens in a new tab) — $59 $99.99 (save $40.99)

black nutribullet filled with unblended fruit and ice

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Our pick: NutriBullet Pro

$59 at Walmart (save $40.99)

Why we like it

We might be past peak smoothie season, but once warm weather hits again, you won't regret having saved on this tiny blender.

It's nice and compact, so storage isn't an issue, but don't let its size deceive you — this 900-watt personal blender can tackle frozen fruit and ice with no problem. With the 32- or 24-ounce cup, you can make one to two smoothies in one go, and even take it out and about with the convenient to-go lid. For smaller households (or people tight on kitchen space), this is one of the best blenders you can grab. Typically, it's hard to catch it on sale, making this $59 deal an especially great find.

Great Jones Fully Baked bakeware set(opens in a new tab) — $135 $275 (save $140)

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Our pick: Great Jones Fully Baked bakeware set

$135 at Great Jones

Why we like it

BLUE BAKING SHEET! ADORABLE PIE PAN!

That's likely how your brain responds when you see this colorful Great Jones set (not just mine, right?), but these seven pieces of bakeware are more than just good looks — though the importance of potluck table appeal can't be understated.

Just last week this set was going for $215, and even then we thought it was a decent deal, but now it's over half off. Buying seven pieces of quality bakeware separately can put you over $135 easily, but this set not only provides the convenience of a single purchase, but also the versatility to make cookies, muffins, cobblers, pies, bread, cake, and more. It'd be a great gift for someone building out their kitchen, for the baker in your life, or for the person who's been leaning on a $5 warped baking sheet for a little too long.