Best 16 Prime Day Kitchen Deals (2025): Breville, Ooni, Oxo

Amazon Gold Day Sales are scheduled for early summer – the era of enjoyment. You ruin your time. Most of the best Prime Day kitchen deals I recommend are used by wired staff in their own kitchen and love them in their own lives. this Breville Barista Express ($550)sold for $200 and has been serving cable reviewer Julian Chokkattu for more than five years. Our Favorite Air Fryer Typhur Dome 2 ($285)I have been proudly keeping the basket on the counter on the counter after testing dozens of fryers this year alone.

Read our best Prime Day deals and Prime Day LiveBlog for more discounted food.

Check out more Wired’s guide to top kitchen technology and accessories, including the best electric kettle, the best latte and cappuccino machine, the best chef’s knife, and the best gear for a small kitchen.

Updated July 11, 2025 at noon: We added Aucma Stand Mixer, Cuisinart Toa-70 Air Fryer and Gardyn hydroponic gardens and ensured the latest links and prices.

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The most popular semi-automatic espresso machine

Barista Express in Breville is the highest-selling espresso machine on Amazon. It may even be the best-selling semi-automatic espresso machine in the world. Indeed, after testing, it was a resident of countertops by wired reviewer Julian Chokkattu and a long-time residents of the best espresso machine in Wired. It will grind the beans and brew a small amount of espresso and foamy milk while also looking cute and elegant. Even if it is not for sale, it is the best machine to balance easy, excellent and value. But, Holy Cow, look at the price of Golden Day – $200 off. You may not find it lower this year.

The best low-cost coffee grinder

Photo: Oxo

This is a secret. Your coffee grinder is just as important to the taste of the coffee as the equipment used to make the coffee – sometimes even more important. Unbalanced grinding means uneven extraction and uneven taste. So if you want to get a great flavor from fresh beans, I usually tell people you won’t find it from a grinder for less than $100. Most days, this is true! But for this year’s Golden Day, you can get great flavor for $75. Note that while this Oxo conical burr grinder is an excellent entry-level grinder for most coffee styles, it is not worn enough for espresso. Check out the Baratza Encore ESP or other Opus for the best entry-level coffee grinder for espresso enthusiasts.

The best juicer

Photo: Nama

The NAMA J2 is our most popular juicer and it feels revolutionary when it launches. It’s still the best. Press the button and it will happily whip through carrots, spinach or soft berries to make a nutritious juice. It can even make sorbet. The slow juicer is expensive, but it’s the cheapest I’ve seen.

The best air fryer

The Typhur Dome 2 (8/10, wired recommendation) is my favorite new fryer, and I’m talking about the guy who tested only 30 air fryers this year, frying dozens of wings and dozens of wings and lots of fries. This chilly fries are faster and crispy and can even be grilled with actual charcoal on the bottom. The key is a wide, flat basket, and double heating elements on the top and bottom. The smart function is also good, and so is the self-cleaning function. Anyway, it was a good deal. I don’t want to see a better person anytime soon.

A big instant pot

Photo: Instant Pot

This Hurkin’s 8-quart Instant Pot is a little lower than its smart cousin, but you still get most features and more room to cook lamb roast, Sunday Ragu or 24-hour Brunswick stew. Sometimes, bigger situations are better, especially on slow cookers. On Golden Day, the “bigger” is also over 20%.

A fabulous fryer

Photo: Matthew Korfhage

Dreo

Chefmaker Combi Fryer

The fun Dreo Chefmaker Combi Fryer is the best air fryer for grilling, steaks and ribs as it has steam cooking, temperature detection and smart programs that can lift the meat to temporary and then coat it with pink while making it pink.

Anthony Bourdain’s favorite chef’s knife

Photo: Molly Higgins

Global

8-inch classic chef’s knife

go ahead. Ask the chefs about the first “real knife” they bought to start their career. It is very likely that they named the knife of the global classic chef. This Japanese-made stainless steel chef’s knife has long been Anthony Bourdain’s favorite, recommended to new chefs who are just starting out. The chef listened as Bourden spoke. It’s also a favorite of the Wired Review team, with its lightness and textured grip – which is especially great for smaller hands like her, noted by wired knife reviewer Molly Higgins. (See Wired Guide to Wired Chef Knife.) You can spend a long time seeing the knife again for less than $100.

Perfect pot

Our location is always Pan 2.0 (8/10, wired recommendation) is non-toxin, non-stick, nice looking, functional, versatile, easy to clean pot with lots of fun accessories. Do I need to continue? This may be just the only pot you need.

Smart thermometer

Photo: Sal Vaglica

With four separate probes so you can fill various incisions throughout the smoker or get accurate readings on various parts of large cuts like oxkets, the Meater Pro XL smart thermometer is suitable for serious meat lovers. The super intuitive app lets you monitor meat from the patio, which is a great way to make sure you never provide overcooked barbecue.

Quick dehydration

Photo: Lisa Wood Shapiro

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Professional food dehydration machine

Are you going to pick fruits this summer? In our guide to best food dehydration, wired contribution reviewer Lisa Wood Shapiro believes that this seven-frame model is the best dehydrator for people eager to get angry thanks to its dual-time “quick dry” button. As a bonus, its stainless steel tray is dishwasher safe!

Pizza in deep depish

Provided by Amazon

Lloyd Pans

Detroit-style pizza pot

This isn’t special in any of our kitchen guides – when I decided to try making Detroit-style pizza, it’s just something I bought randomly. However, Lloyds pot is some of the best baking trays you can buy, and this 10 x-14 deep dish is no exception among chefs. The thick finish is easy to clean and results in crisp edges of the finished pie. – Kat Merck

Bread making must

Another random kitchen item I like! Although I did mention these in the comments on the controversial KitchenAid evergreen rack mixer (7/10, wired review) and pointed out that I’ve been proving that the bread dough has been in it all the time. I bought my set a few years ago and now they come with fabric lining, although I would recommend not to use it if you want to get a neat swirl design on your finished boule. – Kat Merck

Just mud

Provided by Chivalz

This is our best budget option in the guide to the best Slushie machine – both wired reviewer Matthew Korfhage, I’ve used it this summer and really loved it. We have had success with a range of consistency juices, canned drinks and fruit purees (even and non-) but I think my favorite use so far has been making Frosé. – Kat Merck

Affordable stand mixer

Photo: Aucma

In our guide to the best shelf blenders, wired reviewer Emily Peck found that this six-speed shelf blender is thought-provoked and has solid value. It comes with whipping, mixer and dough hook, plus two different sized bowls (6.2 liters and 5 liters) and comes with handy handles.

Stay crispy

Photo: Matthew Korfhage

Cuisinart

TOA-70 Air Frying Oven and Grill

Wired reviewer Matthew Korfhage loves this little Cuisinart because it crisps up toast, vegetables and meat on its foreman grilled ridge. In fact, the fryer’s function led to the crispest wings and fries he’d ever seen on any non-Best air fryer. Trade-offs include old-fashioned analog dials, and the interior is not the easiest to clean.

Grow your own

Which chefs won’t fall in love with fresh herbs and greens for all their culinary adventures? If you’re curious about production growing indoors, Gardyn (9/10, wired suggestion) is a beautiful and relatively foolproof system. And it doesn’t sell at all, let alone discounts of up to $180. – Kat Merck

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