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Amazon’s Spring Sale Is Tomorrow, but Yeti, Breville, Vitamix, and More Are Already on Sale

Including the best hard cooler and Dutch oven.

Updated March 24, 2025 10:36AM EDT

A person adjusting the Breville Barista Express Impress on a cream Amazon Spring Sale Picks background — Serious Eats

If you’ve been eyeing a blender upgrade or cookware set refresh, we’re only one sleep away from Amazon’s Big Spring Sale. Starting Tuesday, March 25 (that's tomorrow!), Amazon will hold seven days of major sales across all categories to welcome the new season. As kitchen gear nerds who can recite the names of Breville’s espresso machines and Vitamix’s blenders by heart, we practically have antennae that go off any time our favorite kitchen essentials go on sale. Ahead of the spring sale, we’ve already found 31 incredible deals, with up to 50% off the Yeti Roadie cooler, Anova Culinary sous vide cooker, Le Creuset Dutch oven, and more.

The Best Early Amazon Big Spring Sale 2025 Deals at a Glance:

The Best Espresso Machine for Beginners: Breville Barista Express Impress Espresso Machine
The Best Dutch Oven, Ever: Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven
A Great, Affordable Dutch Oven: Lodge 6-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven with Lid
The Very Best Toaster Oven Air Fryer: Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro
The Best Hard Cooler: Yeti Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler
Our Favorite Soft Cooler: Yeti Hopper Flip 12 Portable Soft Cooler
Our All-Time Favorite Toaster Oven: Breville Smart Oven Pro Countertop Oven
The Best Affordable Coffee Grinder: OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder
The Best Sous Vide Machine with Onboard Display: Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker Pro
A Grippy Oven Mitt: OXO Good Grips Silicone Oven Mitt
Budget-Friendly Steak Knives: Messermeister Avanta 5-Inch Fine Edge Steak Knife Set
A Super Slick Nonstick Skillet: Tramontina 10-Inch Nonstick Frying Pan
The Most Customizable Rice Cooker: Cuckoo Micom 6-Cup Rice Cooker
A Steeply Discounted Smart Blender: Vitamix A3300 Ascent Series Smart Blender
The Best Vacuum Sealer: Anova Culinary Precision Vacuum Sealer Pro

Breville Barista Express Impress Espresso Machine
Amazon
$900 $775 at Amazon
Crowned the best espresso machine for beginners during our tests, the Breville Barista Express Impress has a built-in grinder, integrated steam wand, and helpful tamping lever—everything you need to make aromatic espresso drinks. The steam wand produces silky milk foam, and the automatic coffee portioning system removes any guesswork.
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Serious Eats / Nick Simpson
Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven
Amazon
$420 $333 at Amazon
The Le Creuset Dutch Oven has been our favorite for years. Its durable cast iron heats across the entire surface and cooks food thoroughly. Be it pork shoulder or stewed beans, the Le Creuset excels at retaining heat. We especially like how the enamel coating resists staining.
We Tested 18 Dutch Ovens to Find the Best Ones for Stews, Braises, and Loads More
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Lodge 6-Quart Enameled Cast Iron Dutch Oven with Lid
Amazon
$133 $80 at Amazon
This Dutch oven braises, stews, and bakes just as well as more expensive ones, but costs a fraction of the price. If it's maintained well, it'll last for ages, too. (I personally think it's the best Dutch oven you could get your hands on for under $100). Grab it while it's 40% off.
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Breville Smart Oven Air Fryer Pro
Amazon
$400 $300 at Amazon
This Breville toaster oven air fryer can do anything—literally. It air fries, toasts, bakes, broils, dehydrates, slow cooks, and much more. It even has presets for cookies, bagels, and pizza. It churns out crunchy fries and impressively crisp chicken wings. Rarely on sale, it's finally $100 off.
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Yeti Roadie 48 Wheeled Cooler
Amazon
$400 $320 at Amazon
This Yeti hard cooler can hold up to 76 cans or 54 pounds of ice. Its rugged, 7-inch wheels can roll over uneven terrain, and it stayed cold for an impressive 72 hours (the longest amount of time!) during our tests. The periscope handle also extends and collapses smoothly.
I Tested 11 Coolers to See Which Ones Stayed Ice-Cold and Survived Being Pushed Off of a Truck
Serious Eats / Greg Baker
Yeti Hopper Flip 12 Portable Soft Cooler
Amazon
$250 $200 at Amazon
We love that this soft cooler has a spacious interior, incredible cold retention, and a comfortable carrying strap. It can hold 18 cans plus 8 pounds of ice, making it ideal for picnics, beach days, or grocery store runs. Longer, sunnier days are nearly here.
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Breville Smart Oven Pro Countertop Oven
Amazon
$270 $210 at Amazon
This toaster oven has been our top pick for nearly a decade. Toast comes out uniformly golden, without any light or dark spots. It can also roast, bake, broil, and even fit a frozen pizza with ease.
I Tested 24 Toaster Ovens and Found 5 for All Your Toasting, Roasting, and Air-Frying Needs
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Yeti Rambler 42-Ounce Tumbler With Handle and Straw Lid
Amazon
$45 $36 at Amazon
Available in various sizes, the Yeti Rambler fits into any car cupholder. This insulated tumbler keeps drinks cold for hours and has a press-in lid that keeps it from leaking too much. The handle is comfortable to grip, too.
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Serious Eats / Riddley Gemperlein-Schirm
OXO Brew Conical Burr Coffee Grinder
Amazon
$100 $89 at Amazon
Simply put, this is the best affordable burr coffee grinder. For the price, it delivers consistent grinds. It’s also a slender machine with a sleek and simple control dial. The hopper and burr also come apart and reassemble quickly for cleaning.
We Tested 19 Coffee Grinders to Find the Best Ones for Drip, Espresso, Pour-Over, and More
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Tramontina 10-Inch Nonstick Frying Pan
Amazon
$60 $32 at Amazon
At 46% off, this nonstick pan releases fried eggs without a hitch and produces smooth, uniformly cooked omelets. The aluminum body heats up quickly, while the nonstick coating sustained only minor scratches during our durability tests. It’s lightweight, cheap, and gets the job done.
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Lodge Cast Iron Rectangular Reversible Griddle
Amazon
$60 $35 at Amazon
Lodge’s reversible griddle is essential for big-batch breakfasts or burgers. The griddle side cooks fluffy pancakes and the grill side imparts flavorful char marks on burger patties and vegetable skewers. It’s a multitasker in the kitchen and is on sale for 41% off.
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OXO Good Grips Silicone Oven Mitt
Amazon
$17 $13 at Amazon
Keep your hands protected in the kitchen with our favorite oven mitt from OXO. We especially like the snug fit, which offers versatility and dexterity while handling hot pots and pans. The textured silicone also provides a sturdy grip on rims and handles.
We Tested 13 Oven Mitts and Pot Holders and Found 4 That'll Keep Your Hands Cool
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Tramontina Seattle Tri-Ply Clad Stainless Steel 12-Inch Frying Pan
Amazon
$70 $40 at Amazon
Our budget stainless steel pan pick is this skillet from Tramontina. It’s especially worth grabbing now that it’s 43% off. It heats quickly, sears chicken to a golden hue, and sautés vegetables without any trouble.
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Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker Pro
Amazon
$400 $209 at Amazon
This normally splurge-worthy sous vide machine is now a whopping 48% off. It's speedy, efficient, and incredibly accurate. It’s able to bring 6 quarts of water to 190°F in just 32 minutes and stays quiet when in use. We also like the onboard display, which clearly states temperature and cook times.
We Tested 22 Sous Vide Machines (Immersion Circulators)—Here Are Our Favorites
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Messermeister Avanta 5-Inch Fine Edge Steak Knife Set
Amazon
$70 $56 at Amazon
Steak knives can be pricey, but we’re big fans of this surprisingly affordable set from Messermeister. It’s a longtime favorite that cuts through steak with little resistance. The handles are comfortable to hold and the blades remain sharp with use.
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Peugeot Paris u'Select Manual Pepper Mill
Amazon
$62 $44 at Amazon
This pepper mill delivers consistent grinding at every setting. The round wooden top and curved body make it comfortable to hold and the marked base can be adjusted for different sizes. It also looks nice by the stove or on the dinner table.
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Lodge 10.25-Inch Inch Cast Iron Pre-Seasoned Skillet
Amazon
$34 $17 at Amazon
Thanks to its durability and even cooking, this cast iron skillet has been our top pick for years. It sears pork chops to a golden brown and bakes fluffy, moist cornbread. It also cleans up quickly and lasts a very, very long time.
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Serious Eats / Grace Kelly
Vitamix A3300 Ascent Series Smart Blender
Amazon
$605 $505 at Amazon
It’s rare to see $145 off on a Vitamix blender, so this deal is worth flagging. The powerful motor never struggles to produce silky smoothies, soups, or emulsions. The variable speed control lets you fine-tune your blending and the built-in timer is a bonus for multitaskers in the kitchen.
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Yosukata Carbon Steel Wok
Amazon
$65 $57 at Amazon
To achieve true, smoky wok hei at home, you'll need a carbon steel wok like this one from Yosukata that's been our favorite through several rounds of testing. It comes pre-seasoned, reaches high temperatures quickly, and doesn't stick. The handle also stays cool while cooking. At $57, it's a steal.
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Vitamix Immersion Blender 3-Piece Set
Amazon
$200 $175 at Amazon
Be it pureeing celery soup or crushing ice, this Vitamix immersion blender can do it all. It makes quick work of whipping mayonnaise or heavy cream and has a useful blade guard that protects your pots and pans.
We Tested 18 Immersion Blenders to Find the Best Ones for Silky Smooth Sauces and Soups
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Cuckoo Micom 6-Cup Rice Cooker
Amazon
$100 $80 at Amazon
We called this the best rice cooker for those who are “quite serious about rice.” It has a total of 11 settings, spanning white rice, brown rice, porridge, germinated brown rice, and more. It offers the most customization out of the 23 models we’ve tested over the years, allowing you to set soaking time or cooking temperature.
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Rubbermaid Brilliance Food Storage Containers, Set of 5
Amazon
$40 $30 at Amazon
If you’re looking to upgrade your food storage containers, this plastic Rubbermaid Brilliance set will be a happy home for your leftovers. It’s completely leakproof and does an exceptional job of resisting odors and stains.
We Tested 12 Food Storage Containers to Find the Best Ones for Leftovers and Lunches
Serious Eats / Eric King
Instant Pot Pro 10-in-1 Pressure Cooker
Amazon
$170 $150 at Amazon
Out of the 12 Instant Pots we tested, the Instant Pot Pro continues to be our top pick. Capable of making flavorful chili and much more, it pressurizes within five minutes and has a non-spinning inner pot for more stable sautéing. We particularly appreciate its push-button steam release feature.
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Anova Culinary Precision Vacuum Sealer Pro
Amazon
$150 $131 at Amazon
For sous vide cooking or long-term food storage, we recommend this Anova vacuum sealer that offers a wide range of settings and an impenetrable double-seal technology. It can seal bags back to back and has a liquid setting for sealing bags with moisture (like marinated meats or saucy vegetables).
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Mercer Culinary Genesis 8-Inch Chef’s Knife
Amazon
$60 $38 at Amazon
This German-style chef’s knife delivers serious bang for your buck at just $38. It has a super sharp blade and a grippy handle that’s comfortable to hold. It excels at slicing and dicing vegetables and cuts into a pineapple without trouble.
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Ironwood Gourmet Large End-Grain Wood Cutting Board
Amazon
$100 $86 at Amazon
For a budget wooden cutting board, this one from Ironwood stands out in looks as well as performance. It’s thin and light, making it easy to clean and store, and has been our budget pick through several rounds of testing, continuing to impress us for its price.
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Zulay Kitchen Executive Series Milk Frother Wand
Amazon
$25 $20 at Amazon
We like that this handheld milk frother takes up minimal space in the drawer yet froths milk quickly, given its compact size. It gets to work with a single press of the power button.
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OXO Good Grips 11-Pound Stainless Steel Food Scale
Amazon
$56 $49 at Amazon
This accurate and versatile food scale has a max capacity indicator, which is handy for weighing out large amounts of flour or grains. We especially like the pull-out display that lets you track weight with larger mixing bowls or sheet pans on top.
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Zeppoli Classic Dish Towels, 15-Pack
Amazon
$30 $20 at Amazon
There are never enough dish towels around, so grab this 15-pack that’s our favorite out of the 17 brands tested. Boasting an impressive absorbency rate of 141%, these Zeppoli towels sop up messes without trouble. They’re also adept at handling hot pots and pans. Plus, they’re on sale for just $1.30 apiece.
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O-Cedar EasyWring Microfiber Spin Mop
Amazon
$60 $40 at Amazon
Sticky barbecue sauce and runny coffee spills are no match for this superb spin mop that can get into every tricky corner. Its bucket has a clever built-in spinner wringer operated with a foot pedal, leaving mop heads wrung and ready to tackle the next mess.
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Pipishell Bamboo Expandable Drawer Organizer
Amazon
$40 $24 at Amazon
Spring cleaning is officially here. To wrangle your jumble of utensils, grab this drawer organizer that’s on sale for 39% off. It’s our favorite thanks to its expandable sides and waterproof coating.
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Serious Eats / Madeline Muzzi

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.

Why We’re the Experts

An Uong is a writer for Serious Eats.
An has been testing kitchen equipment for Serious Eats for over two years.
She loves a good deal on kitchen gear and will be grabbing this Ironwood cutting board as an early Mother’s Day gift.