42 Best Cyber Monday Cookware Deals to Shop Now

Though Black Friday 2024 is officially in the rearview, don’t close your laptop just yet—we’ve still got plenty of Cyber Monday cookware sales to shop. You’ve had the whole weekend to really think about what in your kitchen needs updating going into this holiday season, and now’s the time to finally take advantage of all the deals still out there. Has your go-to skillet fried its last fritter? Has the time come for you to finally invest in a Dutch oven? Perhaps your nonstick pan isn’t so nonstick anymore, and you need a replacement before Christmas brunch. Basically, there’s no bad reason to shop these Cyber Monday deals on kitchen essentials—you (and your kitchen) have earned it.

Last updated: December 2, 2024 at 5: 00AM

Best cookware deals

• A favorite nonstick skillet: Made-In Pro Coat Nonstick Skillet, $119 $140 at Made-In
• A cookware set with all our favorite stainless steel pots and pans: All-Clad D3 3-Ply Everyday Cookware Set, $615 $320 at All-Clad
• A lightweight, high-quality Dutch oven: Le Creuset Signature Enameled Cast Iron Round Wide Dutch Oven, $430 $280 at Williams Sonoma
• A luxury cookware set: Hestan ProBond Collection Nonstick Cookware Set, $1,000 $800 at Amazon
• Another really great Dutch oven: Staub Enameled Cast Iron Round Dutch Oven, $470 $300 at Williams Sonoma
• Our favorite ceramic nonstick pan: GreenPan Paris Pro Healthy Ceramic Nonstick Frying Pan, $50 $32 at Amazon
• A super affordable cast-iron skillet: Lodge 10.25 Inch Cast Iron Pre-Seasoned Skillet, $34 $20 at Amazon

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• Le Creuset cookware
• Hestan cookware
• Staub cookware
• Made In cookware
• Green Pan cookware
• Lodge cookware
• Caraway cookware
• Great Jones cookware
• More deals on product test-winning cookware

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All-Clad

Out of all the cookware brands, All-Clad is probably our favorite: most of our favorite pots and pans come from this classic stainless-steel purveyor. Our go-to stockpot, our top stainless-steel pan, and our favorite sauce pan are all from All-Clad. This cookware is lightweight yet super durable, and always offers even heat distribution—no hot spots in sight.

While we don’t typically recommend buying full cookware sets (instead, you can buy the best version of each of the essential pans you need in your kitchen, and skip some of the clutter), the set below is discounted by almost half off, so this is one of the best cookware deals out there and a great investment for the future of your kitchen right now (you could even split the cookware set up and give some pieces as gifts). You can get the a smaller version of the stockpot, sauce pan, and skillet that won our tests in one 5-piece set, but we’re also seeing discounts on the individual pans. And while All-Clad is mostly known for its stainless steel cookware, a few of our editors are big fans of their nonstick skillets— the two-piece set of All-Clad’s hard anodized nonstick pans is also on sale at 20% off right now.

And if you don’t have a saucier, we’d recommend snagging one at a discount right now. It’s just like a saucepan, but the rounded corners make it easier to get your whisk into the sides of the pan when you’re stirring something like a lemon curd over heat.

Le Creuset

Any of Le Creuset’s timeless heritage pieces will be a worthwhile investment for your cooktop, but, of course, we especially love their classic, coveted Dutch ovens—which are on sale now at Williams Sonoma. These Dutch ovens braise well and produce a lovely sear. They’re also slightly lighter weight than other Dutch ovens we’ve tested, but still offer stellar heat retention. The cookware has nearly nonstick interiors, ensuring even cooking and easy cleanup.

Our Place

If you’re in the market for a more aesthetic stovetop, few brands match style and substance better than Our Place. Their pared-down cookware line features versatile hero pieces—like the Always Pan and Perfect Pot—in eye catching colorways like “spice” and “sage.” You can go for fully color-coordinated sets or mix and match and still save a bundle this Black Friday.

Hestan

Hestan products are made with innovative NanoBond technology that the brand has actually patented, and that they claim is environmentally friendly and chemical-free—a hot button issue in the world of nonstick cookware right now. This technology makes the cookware exceptionally resistant to scratching and any damage when cooking and cleaning. If you’re looking to upgrade your frying pans to something that has better heat conductivity and long-lasting durability, consider a pots and pans set from Hestan; you’ll save a lot with their early Black Friday deals.

Staub

The only enameled cast-iron cookware that holds a candle to Le Creuset is Staub. This is another timeless French brand that regularly reigns supreme in our Dutch oven testing. The main difference between Le Creuset and Staub comes in their interior enamel. Lift the lid of a Le Creuset Dutch oven and you’ll find a cream interior. Lift the lid of a Staub and you’ll see black (take note that this interior is still enameled even though it looks like raw cast iron; it won’t be subject to the same rusting or require seasoning like raw cast iron). Some home cooks prefer the cream because it helps to better monitor browning and doneness while others prefer the dark, textured enamel since it offers better searing capability overall and won’t show as much wear over time. You really can’t go wrong with either, especially since the Staub Cocotte is also on sale at Williams Sonoma now—along with a deep skillet that’s useful for frying, or for baked dishes like potatoes au gratin.

Made In

Made In cookware is crafted in Europe by skilled artisans, using premium metals to guarantee top quality design that rivals All-Clad, but at lower prices. Their nonstick cookware features stainless-clad bases enhanced with two layers of nonstick coating, which is said to last 70 times longer than traditional ceramic nonstick cookware. Their saucier also fared well in our product test of the best small saucepans. Editor Emily Johnson has had their stainless steel skillet for 8 years and has found it durable, with even heating capability and a comfortable-to-hold handle.

GreenPan

After testing nonstick pans from brands like Caraway, Tramontina, Calphalon, and more, we’ve found GreenPan makes our favorite. The Paris Pro nonstick skillet is functional, a great value, and (most importantly) one of the safest nonstick pans out there since it doesn’t use any of the questionable chemical compounds associated with traditional nonstick. The PTFE- and PFOA-free cooking surface heats quickly and evenly, will resist scratching, and is slick right out of the box. Take advantage of the Cyber Monday and get the single pan or a whole GreenPan nonstick ceramic cookware set.

Lodge

Don’t be intimidated by cast-iron cookware. It’s affordable and, if you take care of it properly, it’ll last you forever—and proper care really isn’t difficult, just follow our guide. (Spoiler: the myth that you shouldn’t use soap is debunked!) Lodge makes one of our favorite, super affordable cast-iron skillets. It’s an old reliable for test kitchen manager Inés Anguiano at just $35, and it’s on sale for almost half off on Amazon right now. If you’re looking for a more affordable Dutch oven option, you can also find the Lodge model on sale now—we’ve found that it performs just as well in Le Creuset in out of the box testing, with great searing and braising capacity. However, you should know that it’s prone to chipping over time, so this option won’t last you as long as Staub or Le Creuset.

Caraway

Like Our Place and GreenPan, Caraway is another big player in the direct-to-consumer cookware space that’s especially known for their ceramic nonstick—and for their Cyber Monday sale, they’re offering a tiered discount system where you can save up to 20% off depending on how much you spend. While their classic frying pans lost out to the ones from GreenPan in our product testing, we get that they’re appealing for anyone who gets excited at the idea of matching their cookware to their kitchen decor. Plus they come in sets that include a storage rack, which we really appreciate. But we think the real winner from the Caraway product line is the large sauté pan, which is perfect for all of your batch cooking needs. And, we know this is a cookware deals roundup, but we’d be remiss not to mention the large baking sheet, which is senior commerce writer Emily Farris’s go-to for sheet pan dinners. Buy it in a duo that includes a medium-sized sheet pan to score a 10% discount.

Great Jones

We’d be remiss to not mention Great Jones when talking about stylish DTC cookware. In fact. Great Jones makes some of our favorite show-stopping bakeware pieces that you can take straight from the oven to your dining room table. The brand favors retro patterns and colors— painting all their pieces in distinct, trademarked hues like blueberry, broccoli, and mustard. Great Jones cookware doesn’t just sit on your table and look pretty though. Some of their pieces perform better than some other brands that prioritize stylishness in their designs. We especially liked their vintage-inspired hot dish for its depth, generous capacity, and easy-to-grip wide handles. And while the brand’s Dutch oven didn’t win our product tests, we did find it a worth mid-priced option for anyone on a budget. You can get all of these pieces and more for up to 50% off during the Great Jones Cyber Monday sale—plus, you can get a free Holy Sheet when you spend $200 or more.

More deals on product test-winning cookware

If you’re looking for even more Cyber Monday cookware deals, we’ve got you covered. We found deals on a number of other top picks from our product test, like two of our winning carbon steel pans, and our favorite traditional nonstick frying pan, the Zwilling Madura Plus. Our favorite budget stainless steel pan for Ninja is also on sale for just $50.