It's time for a holiday kitchen upgrade: save up to 70% on kitchen appliances in this early Black Friday sale

Gary D. Lecompte
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This Christmas, show off your culinary skills with help from some kitchen must-haves. (Source: iStock)
This Christmas, show off your culinary skills with help from some kitchen must-haves. (Source: iStock)

The holidays are officially here, and what better way to celebrate than to start planning all the delicious meals and treats you’ll be making for your friends and family? Since you'll be spending a lot of time in the kitchen this year, consider giving it an upgrade with some top-rated appliances, cool kitchen gadgets, and more sophisticated drinkware. With tons of pre-Black Friday sales, you won’t want to wait one more minute to take your kitchen to the next level.

Betty Crocker's hand blender set is perfect for all your needs. (Source: Amazon)
Betty Crocker's hand blender set is perfect for all your needs. (Source: Amazon)

$16.10 $19.99 at Amazon

Everyone knows that Betty Crocker is a staple in home kitchens thanks to its delicious baking mixes. Did you know they also make small appliances? We’ve found this small hand blender and beaker set that's perfect for morning smoothies and holiday cooking prep. This simple-to-use hand blender will make cooking and baking a breeze thanks to its strong stainless steel blade and two high-speed settings.

This rotating waffle maker will give you fluffy waffles in no time. (Source: Amazon)
This rotating waffle maker will give you fluffy waffles in no time. (Source: Amazon)

$29.14 $39.99 at Amazon

What can be better than some Belgian waffles on Christmas morning? With this rotating waffle maker, you can make restaurant-quality waffles in your own home. With a high-powered 1000-watt heating system, this waffle maker can make up to 4 waffles in 10 minutes. Its rotating feature allows you to cook your waffle evenly, and you’ll always know when it's ready, thanks to the indicator light. Made of stainless steel and a nonstick coating, this waffle maker is built to last. In addition, it’s also so compact that it won't take up too much counter space, and it's dishwasher safe, so cleanup is super convenient.

KRUPS designed a digital toaster fit for your contemporary kitchen. (Source: Amazon)
KRUPS designed a digital toaster fit for your contemporary kitchen. (Source: Amazon)

$47.62 $59.99 at Amazon

If you're really serious about your morning toast, this KRUPS toaster has got you covered. With a sleek, stainless steel design and digital display, this toaster is fit for any modern kitchen. Featuring seven different browning levels you can perfect your toasted slice with ease.

You'll always know when your meat is at the perfect temperature with this instant-read thermometer. (Source: Amazon)
You'll always know when your meat is at the perfect temperature with this instant-read thermometer. (Source: Amazon)

$11.99 $49.99 at Amazon

If you struggle to know if your Thanksgiving turkey is cooked thoroughly, this instant-read meat thermometer is exactly what you need. This handy gadget can read the temperature of your meat in as little as two seconds so that you can take the guessing game out of cooking. Simply insert the probe into the meat, and the temperature will quickly be displayed on the LED screen. This thermometer is made of durable plastic, comes with an internal magnet to store it on the side of the fridge for easy access while cooking, and is waterproof, so you can wash it without worrying about it getting damaged.

You can broil, braise, and roast in this covered cast-iron casserole. (Source: Amazon)
You can broil, braise, and roast in this covered cast-iron casserole. (Source: Amazon)

$79.90 $119.85 at Amazon

Make your favorite holiday casserole with this cast iron dish. This versatile dish allows you to broil, braise, bake or roast up to 500 degrees F. You can also saute, simmer or fry on any stovetop, including induction. Because it's cast iron, this pan retains heat like no other, allowing your food to cook evenly every time. Serve your casserole right from the dish. Thanks to its elegant design and bright colors, it will be a pleasant addition to any holiday dinner table.

Drink up the holiday cheer with these elegant wine glasses. (Source: Amazon)
Drink up the holiday cheer with these elegant wine glasses. (Source: Amazon)

$26.97 $45.00 at Amazon

What’s a holiday party without a bit of wine to celebrate the incredible year we’ve had? This year, make a toast to your friends and family with some brand-new wine glasses. Exquisitely designed by Elixir Glassware, these wine glasses are subtly iridescent with a colorful glow. Each glass is masterfully shaped and hand blown by artisans using traditional methods. Unlike other glasses, these are made from lead-free ultra-clarity crystal to give you durable glassware that will last. So raise your glass, make a toast this holiday, and make the most of the season.

Upgrade your kitchen for less

Whether it's time for a holiday kitchen upgrade, or you want to add a few items to elevate your cooking experience this holiday, take advantage of this early Black Friday sale and save up to 70% on kitchen appliances and more, but hurry, deals like these won’t last long.

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