This sale is chef’s kiss.
Quality cookware comes with a hefty price tag for two major reasons: It lasts longer than the cheap stuff, and it supposedly makes you a better chef. So, when I ponied up hard-earned cash for my first Our Place Always Pan, there were big expectations.
Let’s just say that it impressed me so that since then, my kitchen has been nearly taken over by the brand’s cookware and small appliances.
Even better, right now, most everything is a whopping 35% off during Our Place’s early Black Friday sale — offering the biggest deals of the year.
The non-toxic, non-stick Always Pan has a smart design, with sides high enough to sauté and stir-fry, but low enough for pancake flipping. It’s also oven-safe.
It comes with a wood spatula that smartly nests on the handle and an aluminum strainer that makes draining pasta or steaming veggies a cinch. (It’s so pretty, I always leave it on my stovetop as well.)
I’m not alone in loving the Always Pan; Oprah called it a “kitchen magician,” and it’s among our best luxury gifts inspired by celebrities. There’s also an incredible Molly Baz X Crocs collab right now in the prettiest pale lemon colorway, and the sexy Titanium Pro style.
OK, I was in love with my original little pink Wonder Oven, another kitchen multitasker. It air-fries, toasts, bakes and reheats — and fast. It’s perfect for small kitchens and has a petite counter footprint.
I may retire it, though, since trying the new Wonder Oven Pro, which is larger and impressively offers even more functionality. (This is the first time that it’s been on sale!) I may never turn my regular oven on again.
Besides the myriad options of the original, it also proofs dough for homemade bread and pastries, and has a dehydrating function, to make sulfur-free homemade dried fruit snacks (or whatever dehydrated snacks you fancy).
What to shop next is a difficult choice; I have my eye on so many pieces, from saucepans to tableware.
If a foodie is on your holiday list, there are giftable sets and suggestions starting under $50.
I love my mom’s 1970s Le Creuset, but it has seen better days. This cast-iron stove-to-oven Perfect Pot might just be the one to replace it.
It gets rave reviews for everything from baking bread to family meals, not to mention the hot grips for easy handling are included.
I have some limited-edition mini bowls from the brand, which I’ve had for years, and they have not so much as chipped since then, despite getting used on a near-daily basis.
I’m so taken with the designs, I might add some dinner bowls for pasta and big salad bowls to my collection now, thanks to this sale.
The stackable set is made from chip-resistant ceramic stoneware and is available in three sizes and three colors (I’m just hooked on the spice hue).
I’ve since also added a Dream Cooker, which is a slow cooker and pressure cooker in one.
Using it is the first time I’ve successfully cooked dried beans, and incredibly, they come out to buttery perfection in 20 minutes. Since the season is turning, I’ll be making big pots of my apple pie filling, with maple syrup instead of sugar, that I put on everything all fall long.
The sale is through December 2, but the best things have a way of selling out early, so grab some kitchen heroes while you can.
So, these are not on sale, but I’m so infatuated with the hot grips with charms from the Crocs collab, the joy they will bring to everyday cooking might be worth the little splurge. They fit on the handles of all Our Place cookware, so you don’t have to find your giant oven mitts.
However, the other hot grips (sans charms) are indeed marked down to $26 — if you’re not a sucker for adorable kitchen accessories like me!
Our Place Home Cook Apron
A great gift or a kitchen essential for any baker or chef, this Oeko-Tex certified, 100% cotton twill apron is included in the deals and comes in three colors.
One shopper wrote, “Got this as a gift for my momma. She loves all the pockets and how sturdy it is!”
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