Chefs Love These 10 Kitchen Must-Haves, and They Cost as Little as $10 for Amazon Prime Day

Now that Amazon Prime Day 2024 has arrived, the retailer is brimming with kitchen deals from all the brands you love. If shopping through the innumerable sales at Amazon seems overwhelming, you’re not alone. With so many options, deciding which deals are worth snagging can feel impossible, so we asked professional chefs and other culinary experts to share the sales they recommend most.

From the tools they love to cook with to the appliances they can't live without, these are the items chefs are grabbing at Amazon Prime Day, starting at just $10.

Best Chef-Loved Amazon Prime Day Deals

• Lodge Cast Iron Skillet, $20, originally $34
• Vitamix 5200 Blender, $402, originally $550
• Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Signature Round Dutch Oven, $350, originally $460
• Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker, $99, originally $107
• Kuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler, $14, originally $19

Lodge Cast Iron Skillet

"I love the Lodge cast iron [skillet]. It's sturdy and especially great for cooking steak. I use it all the time at home, and I've even brought mine on various trips to upstate New York." – Andrew Ayala, Executive Chef, Le Jardinier in New York City

Vitamix 5200 Blender

“The Vitamix 5200 is one of my kitchen essentials — I use it every morning to make a green smoothie to counteract the copious butter and duck consumption that comes with owning Libertine, and at the restaurant, we make purées, chicken liver mousse, and any emulsification and vinaigrette that we don't use our Robot Coupe for.” – Cody Pruitt, Managing Partner and Beverage Director, Libertine in New York City

Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Signature Round Dutch Oven

“I can't say enough good things about the Le Creuset cast iron Dutch oven, a staple in both my home and my professional kitchen. It is extremely versatile but also beautiful enough that I can leave it out on the stove. At the moment it is 25% off for Prime Day.” – Hana Dreiling, Founder and Chef, Holey Grail Donuts in Los Angeles

Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker

“This sous vide is easy to use and connects to any kind of pot or other vessel, so you can put her out of the way while she makes everything silky and delicious.” – Lauryn Bodden, Private Chef and Founder, S'noods

Jetkong Kitchen Tweezers, Set of 2

“Okay hear me out, chefs have such a bad rap for using these but once my friends pick them up, they can’t put them down. They are compact for packing, skinny on the ends to handle delicate items like rice paper or herbs, but mighty enough to handle things like flipping an entire flank steak.” – Bodden

Intasting Electric Kettle

“I have a cup of tea almost every night before bed - it's the British way. This Intasting kettle has been my go-to for quite a while. You can adjust the temperature and it looks really sleek on my kitchen counter.” – Michael Johnson, Co-owner, Moreish in Hudson Valley, NY

Patelai Korean BBQ Tongs

“I used to have to load up on these whenever I was in Japan but now thanks to global conglomerates I can have them at my door in 24 hours. They are perfect for just about everything and you will look back at the person you were before they were in your kitchen with distaste and scorn.” – Carlo Mirarchi, Chef and Owner, Foul Witch, Blanca, and Roberta’s in New York City

Kuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler

“The only real peeler you should have in your kitchen; most home cooks get this wrong by using a straight peeler which looks like it came from your grandma's house. This small and inexpensive tool will bump your cooking skills to the next level.” – Jenner Tomaska, Chef and Owner of Esmé in Chicago

Amazon Basics Silicone Baking Mat, Pack of 2

“My favorite item for baking or roasting in the oven. It's a great reusable option in lieu of parchment paper and truly makes your baked goods nonstick.” – Remy Park, recipe developer and author, Sesame, Soy, Spice

Hiware Parchment Paper Sheets

“A roll of parchment paper can be a nightmare, the sheets don’t rip evenly and the box falls apart, but sheets? Game changer. Not only do they fit perfectly in a standard half sheet pan (read, cookie sheet) but they are always flat and can be cut into rounds etc, super easily.” – Jessie Sheehan, recipe developer and author, Snackable Bakes: 100 Easy-Peasy Recipes for Exceptionally Scrumptious Sweets and Treats

Why stop there? We rounded up 112 fantastic deals on cookware, appliances, and more. Shop our top picks from Le Creuset, All-Clad, and Lodge before Amazon Prime Day is over.