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Amazon’s Spring Sale Is Coming—Here Are All the Details, Plus Kitchen Gear Deals You Can Grab Now

Grab that espresso machine or blender you’ve been eyeing.

Published March 18, 2025 10:00AM EDT

Serious Eats Amazon Big Spring Sale Announcement

If you made it through the winter with your worn-out cookware set and barely-chugging-along clunker of a food processor, maybe it’s time to set your sights on a few upgrades. Whether you’re just starting to look for the best air fryer (we got you) or already have your heart set on an espresso machine, we have good news: Amazon just announced its Spring Sale dates. Seven days of major discounts will start on Tuesday, March 25, and run through Monday, March 31.

Mark your calendars because you won’t want to miss all the great kitchen deals headed our way. In fact, some sales have already started, and it wouldn’t be fair if we kept that from you, so here are the best 20 deals, with up to 43% off the slickest OXO nonstick pan, our favorite Le Creuset Dutch oven, an affordable burr coffee grinder, and more.

The Best Early Amazon Spring Sale Kitchen Deals at a Glance

Our All-Time Favorite Dutch Oven: Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven
The Best Programmable Coffee Maker: OXO Brew 9-Cup Stainless Steel Coffee Maker
The Best Hard Cooler: Yeti Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler
A Great Beginner-Friendly Espresso Machine: Breville Barista Express Espresso Machine
The Slickest Nonstick Frying Pan: OXO Enhanced 10-Inch Nonstick Ceramic Skillet
The Quietest Blender: Breville the Super Q Blender
A Great Budget Hand Blender: Hamilton Beach 4-in-1 Electric Immersion Blender
The Best Stand Mixer for Casual Bakers: KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer
A Super Affordable Set of Great Steak Knives: Zwilling 4-Piece Steak Knife Set
A Very Consistent Rice Cooker: Zojirushi Rice Cooker and Warmer
The Most Absorbent Dish Towels: Zeppoli Classic Dish Towels, 15-Pack

FAQs

When is the Amazon Big Spring Sale 2025?

This year, Amazon’s spring sale event will last for seven days, starting on Tuesday, March 25, and running through Monday, March 31.

What is the Amazon Big Spring Sale?

The inaugural Amazon Big Spring Sale took place in March of 2024. Think of it as a springtime Prime Day that lasts for seven days, when you can stock up on kitchen essentials at a steal.

Do you have to be a Prime member to shop the Amazon Big Spring Sale?

You don’t! Anyone can access Big Spring Sale deals, but Prime members get free shipping and additional member-only discounts. You can sign up for a free 30-day trial here.

Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven
Amazon
$420 $299 at Amazon
We mean it when we say any opportunity to grab a Le Creuset Dutch oven on sale is worth hopping on. It’s been a front-runner in our tests year after year, thanks to its impeccable heating ability, which always results in tender braises and crusty bread loaves. Its enamel coating also stands up to the test of time and is a go-to in many of our editors’ homes.
We Tested 18 Dutch Ovens to Find the Best Ones for Stews, Braises, and Loads More
Serious Eats / Grace Kelly
OXO Brew 9-Cup Stainless Steel Coffee Maker
Amazon
$230 $184 at Amazon
The OXO coffee maker produces consistently aromatic, flavorful cups of coffee and requires little work from the user. It’s great for those groggy mornings when you just need a caffeine kick before anything else. It’s a speedy machine with a thermal carafe that keeps coffee fresh for up to an hour.
We Tested 13 Programmable Coffee Makers and Found 3 That Can Wake Up Before You Do
Serious Eats / Will Dickey
Yeti Rambler 42-Ounce Tumbler With Handle and Straw Lid
Amazon
$45 $36 at Amazon
Several of our editors speak lovingly of their Yeti Rambler tumblers. These insulated travel mugs keep drinks cool for hours and conveniently fit into any car cupholder. During our tests, the press-on lid kept liquid from leaking too much, even if it wasn’t completely leakproof.
I Tested 12 Insulated Tumblers (Including Stanley) to Find Hydration Heroes
Serious Eats / Riddley Gemperlein-Schirm
Yeti Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler
Amazon
$400 $320 at Amazon
With beach days and camping trips on the horizon, you’ll need a hard cooler to keep snacks and drinks cool. This wheeled Yeti cooler boasts an impressive 72 hours of cold retention. Its smooth telescoping handle has a 6.5-inch grip. No more lugging a heavy cooler around—the rugged wheels can traverse uneven terrain without any trouble.
I Tested 11 Coolers to See Which Ones Stayed Ice-Cold and Survived Being Pushed Off of a Truck
Serious Eats / Greg Baker
Breville Barista Express Espresso Machine
Amazon
$750 $550 at Amazon
Named the best espresso machine for beginners, this Breville Barista Express has a built-in grinder and steam wand. We were impressed with its ability to produce full-bodied espresso and appreciated how well it could steam milk to silky smoothness.
Which Breville Espresso Machine Should You Buy? We Tested a Whole Lot of Them
Serious Eats / Nick Simpson
OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder
Amazon
$100 $89 at Amazon
If you’re still grinding coffee with a spice grinder, this is our plea for you to get an upgrade. The OXO burr grinder is the best affordable model and will instantly bring more consistency and quality to your coffee routine. It also has a large, clearly marked dial for quickly changing the grind settings.
We Tested 19 Coffee Grinders to Find the Best Ones for Drip, Espresso, Pour-Over, and More
Serious Eats / Nick Simpson
OXO Enhanced 10-Inch Nonstick Ceramic Skillet
Amazon
$40 $32 at Amazon
Cheesy omelets and delicate crepes are made with ease in this OXO nonstick skillet. Food seems to slide right off the pan, which has a comfortable handle and a durable coating that resists scratches. Bonus points: The ceramic coating is an excellent, non-toxic, nonstick option.
We Spent Weeks Testing 14 Nonstick Skillets and Still Don’t Think You Should Spend a Ton on One
Serious Eats
Breville the Super Q Blender
Amazon
$550 $490 at Amazon
We didn’t think it was possible to call a blender “quiet,” yet here we are. The Breville Super Q isn’t exactly whisper-quiet, but it makes significantly less noise than other countertop blenders we tested. It also has five presets: soup, ice crush, frozen dessert, smoothie, and green smoothie. We also appreciate its very efficient auto-clean function.
To Find the 6 Best Blenders, I Made Smoothies, Frozen Margs, Mayo, and More
Serious Eats / Will Dickey
KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer
Amazon
$460 $407 at Amazon
The KitchenAid Artisan 5-quart stand mixer is the best model for most avid home bakers. It can whip heavy cream or egg whites, knead dough, and mix cake batter. It also lasts for ages, having been a go-to baking essential in many of our editors’ kitchens.
We Tested 14 Stand Mixers—5 Stood Out Above the Rest
Serious Eats
Toshiba Countertop Microwave Oven
Amazon
$138 $128 at Amazon
If your microwave is just a bit too grimy for a deep clean, it’s a good time to grab this Toshiba microwave, our top pick for a countertop microwave oven. During our tests, there were no detectable hot (or cold) spots in the foods it reheated, and we liked its spacious interior. Thanks to its smart sensor that guarantees uniform heating, it’s been our frontrunner for years.
We Tested 23 Microwaves to Find the 5 Best Ones for Reheating Leftovers and Making Popcorn
Serious Eats
Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker 3.0
Amazon
$200 $151 at Amazon
The onboard display on this immersion cooker cinched its place as one of our favorites. It also cooks accurately and quickly, heating room-temperature water to boiling in just 23.5 minutes. Despite its powerful heating ability, it’s exceptionally quiet.
We Tested 22 Sous Vide Machines (Immersion Circulators)—Here Are Our Favorites
Serious Eats / Russell Kilgore
Hamilton Beach 4-in-1 Electric Immersion Hand Blender
Amazon
$39 $35 at Amazon
Our favorite budget hand blender was a sleeper hit during our tests. It out-blended pricier models and even crushed ice without struggling. From whipped cream to mayonnaise, this humble machine can do it all, and it’s on sale for just $35.
We Tested 18 Immersion Blenders to Find the Best Ones for Silky Smooth Sauces and Soups
Serious Eats / Russell Kilgore
Lodge 6-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven with Lid
Amazon
$133 $80 at Amazon
Lodge cookware has consistently done well in our tests, and this Dutch oven from the brand is no exception. (Personally speaking, I’ve had this fantastic piece of cookware for over a decade, and I love it.) It braises, stews, and bakes just as well as the competition. Plus, it’s on sale for $80.
I Don’t Have a Le Creuset, but I Do Have This Lodge Dutch Oven That Costs a Fraction of the Price
Serious Eats
Zwilling 4-Piece Steak Knife Set
Amazon
$65 $50 at Amazon
For a budget-friendly steak knife set, this 4-piece one from Zwilling can slice through meat and vegetables without catching. The weighty handles are also comfortable to hold and maneuver around food.
I Tested 29 Steak Knives—My Winners Sliced Through Steak Like Butter
Serious Eats / Grace Kelly
OXO Good Grips Thermocouple Thermometer
Amazon
$105 $60 at Amazon
Accurate, fast, and easy to read, this OXO Good Grips thermometer quickly rose to the top of our tested thermometers. The white digits against its black-lit screen are visible in bright kitchens and dark ovens alike.
Our Favorite Instant-Read Thermometers Are Lightning-Fast and Incredibly Accurate
Zeppoli Classic Dish Towels, 15-Pack
Amazon
$30 $18 at Amazon
We recorded a 141% absorbency rate with these kitchen towels. On sale for just over $1 apiece, Zeppoli towels are durable and versatile, able to dry dishes or wrap around hot handles. They can be tossed into the washer and will come out ready for the next round of sopping up messy spills.
I Tested 17 Kitchen Towels to Find the Best All-Purpose Ones
Serious Eats / Henry Wortock
Krups Precision Electric Spice Grinder
Amazon
$24 $19 at Amazon
This spice grinder handled heaps of black peppercorns and fennel seeds like a champ. It produces fine powders at lightning speed, even breaking down cinnamon sticks in just 30 seconds. Grab it to enhance the aromatics in your cooking—just don’t use it for coffee.
These 4 Electric Spice Grinders Made Milling Spices (Even Cinnamon Sticks!) Easy
Serious Eats / Ashlee Redger
Zwilling J.A. Henckels 4-Stage Pull-Through Knife Sharpener
Amazon
$24 $19 at Amazon
For an approachable way to keep blades sharp, this manual knife sharpener gets the job done. We still recommend whetstones or electric models over manual ones, but if you must, this $25 offering from Zwilling can achieve a sharp edge quickly.
To Find the Best Knife Sharpeners (Including Whetstones), I Sharpened Dozens of Blades
Serious Eats / Russell Kilgore
Zojirushi Induction Heating System Rice Cooker and Warmer
Amazon
$310 $281 at Amazon
If you cook rice every day, it’s worth grabbing this Zojirushi rice cooker that has 10 functions: white rice, brown rice, sushi rice, mixed rice, sweet rice, porridge, and more. It even has a setting for making cake. It lasts virtually forever and plays a pleasant tune when it’s done cooking.
We Made Countless Batches of Rice with 23 Rice Cookers to Find 6 Top Picks
Serious Eats / Alexander Huang
Kuhn Rikon Vase Grinder
Amazon
$22 $18 at Amazon
This pepper mill is a simple twist grinder that’s comfortable to hold. It didn’t hurt our wrists when we used it, and it achieved consistent grinds. Plus, it’s on sale for $18.
I Tested 34 Pepper Mills by Grinding Oodles of Black Pepper (and, Yes, My Wrists Hurt)
Serious Eats / Abigail Clarkin

Why We’re the Experts

An Uong is a writer for Serious Eats.
An has been testing gear for Serious Eats for over two years and has written about kitchen gear sales for a year.
She loves a good deal and highly recommends you grab a Zojirushi rice cooker while it’s discounted.