If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. What to Buy Cookware Don’t Miss Early Black Friday Deals on Le Creuset, Kitchenaid, and More at Williams Sonoma High-quality kitchen essentials, perfect for holiday hosting and gifting. By Paul Sidoriak Paul Sidoriak As an outdoor cooking lifestyle evangelist, Paul Sidoriak embraces all cooking and keeps up with the equipment and recipes that unite people, whether in the kitchen or on the patio. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Published on November 17, 2024 In This Article View All In This Article Best Deals Overall Cooking and Baking Equipment Brunch Cookware Best Gift Ideas Photo: Williams Sonoma Just in time for the holidays, Williams Sonoma has released some early Black Friday deals you should check out. I’ve gone over everything in the Williams Sonoma clearance department and compiled a list of the most exciting entertaining and cooking equipment — most of which has been significantly marked down. Whether you go bonkers for brunch or turn to bread-making for holiday serenity, this Williams Sonoma sale has something for everyone. From bakeware to blenders, cutlery, stockpots, and even ice makers, you’ll surely find the gear you need to make holiday entertaining more enjoyable and the gifts you’ll want to give to your favorite home chef. Williams Sonoma Best Williams Sonoma Deals Overall Le Creuset San Francisco Stoneware Bakeware Set, Set of 4, $175, originally $246 All-Clad Immersion Blender, $90, originally $120 KitchenAid Shave Ice Attachment, $75 originally $100 All-Clad Simply Strain Stainless Steel Multipot with Strainer, 6-Quart, $100, originally $130 GE Profile Opal 2.0 Ultra Nugget Ice Maker, $530, originally $630 Not only are these some of the best deals ahead of Black Friday, but they’re from some of the most respected brands in the business that aren’t known for deeply discounted products. One of the hottest deals is also the coolest, as the GE Profile Ultra Nugget ice maker is ready to be the life of the party. This countertop ice maker has a refillable reservoir, making it portable. It makes and dispenses deliciously crunchy nugget ice every ten minutes and can make up to 38 pounds daily. Williams Sonoma Best Cooking and Baking Equipment Silpat Sweet and Savory Mats, Set of 2, $40, originally $58 Lodge Seasoned Cast Iron 5-Piece Cookware Set, $90, originally $162 Williams Sonoma Stainless Steel Ultimate Roaster with Rack $100, originally $150 Emile Henry French Ceramic No Knead Bread Pot, $100, originally $155 All-Clad Nonstick Pro Release Bakeware, Set of 10, $160, originally $306 When it comes to cooking and baking equipment, upgrading to higher-quality cookware can make all the difference. With these early Black Friday deals, you’ll get better materials and craftsmanship, which means foods cook more evenly, stick less, and clean-up is easier than before. All of the products I’ve selected have multiple uses, allowing you to cook various foods. Silpat Sweet and Savory Mats, Set of 2 Williams Sonoma $58 $40 at Williams Sonoma Say goodbye to wasted parchment paper with this 2-pack of reusable silicone baking mats. Silicone-coated, these mats sit directly on your baking sheet and are easy to clean. They prevent sticking on everything from cookies, candies, and parmesan tweels and conveniently roll away for storage when not in use. Lodge Seasoned Cast Iron 5-Piece Cookware Set Williams Sonoma $162 $90 at Williams Sonoma This 5-piece cast iron cook set has everything you need to embark on a cast iron cooking journey. The set has two skillets, a griddle, and a 5-quart Dutch oven with a lid. Pre-seasoned, this cookware is simple to clean and maintain and is compatible with any heat source, including induction burners. Williams Sonoma Stainless Steel Ultimate Roaster with Rack Williams Sonoma $150 $100 at Williams Sonoma The Williams Sonoma Ultimate Roaster pan will soon become one of your favorite baking pans — perfect for roasting a turkey, leg of lamb, or prime rib. With high sides, the stainless steel pan is ideal for making casseroles, lasagna, or enchiladas. The included rack assures meats will brown while roasting, while the pan collects flavorful juices for gravy. Emile Henry French Ceramic No Knead Bread Pot Williams Sonoma $155 $100 at Williams Sonoma Inspired by vintage French bakeware, this ceramic bread pot can bake round loaves of bread up to 2 pounds. Its ceramic construction means heat is evenly distributed, and loaves of bread will have a crispy, crunchy crust with a soft, inviting interior. It also works well for roasting a chicken, making meatloaf, and braising short ribs. All-Clad Nonstick Pro Release Bakeware, Set of 10 Williams Sonoma $306 $160 at Williams Sonoma Jumpstart your baking adventures or level up your gear with this professional-quality bakeware set. The heavy-gauge aluminum is coated with a ceramic-reinforced nonstick finish for easy food release and simple cleanup. Each piece has oversized handles, making it easy to maneuver in and out of the oven, even while wearing baking mitts. Best Brunch Cookware All-Clad Hard Anodized Double Burner Griddle, $80, originally $100 Williams Sonoma Rise and Shine Pancake Mold Set of 4, $15, originally $20 Demeyere Stainless Steel Egg Poacher, $60, originally $80 Phillips Compact Pasta Maker $100, originally $180 Café Bellissimo Semi Automatic Espresso Machine $450, originally $580 Brunch is the culinary equivalent of a blank canvas, begging you to paint a delicious portrait of sweet and savory delights. The key to throwing a fantastic brunch is having the right equipment so the hot food stays hot and everything effortlessly comes together. Using a griddle for brunch means you can cook everything from crepes to croque monsieur in batches. Williams Sonoma’s pancake molds sit directly on the griddle or your favorite skillet, and with four distinct patterns, you’ll be sure to get a smile out of kids of all ages. All-Clad Hard Anodized Double Burner Griddle Williams Sonoma $100 $80 at Williams Sonoma Get more food cooked sooner with the All-Clad griddle. Stretching across two burners means plenty of real estate for simultaneously cooking pancakes, eggs, bacon, and sausage with room to spare. Dishwasher-safe, scratch-resistant, and non-stick, this is a griddle you’ll instantly fall in love with. Williams Sonoma Rise and Shine Pancake Mold Set of 4 Williams Sonoma $15 at Williams Sonoma Brunch can be fun when you use the Williams Sonoma pancake molds. Happy sun, stars, clouds, and rainbows are all on the menu with these dishwasher-safe nonstick molds. Heat resistant to 500°F, they’re certain to brighten your day. Demeyere Stainless Steel Egg Poacher Williams Sonoma $80 $60 at Williams Sonoma This clever steaming pan comes with four nonstick cups, perfect for poaching eggs or steaming anything from veggies to dim sum. Its restaurant-quality stainless steel construction ensures that it can be used on the stovetop, with an induction burner, or in the oven at temperatures up to 500°F. Best Gift Ideas Shun Hikari Chef's Knife, 8-inch, $230, originally $330 Williams Sonoma Elite Serrated Bread Knife, 8-Inch, $90, originally $120 Staub Enameled Cast Iron Wide Oval Dutch Oven, 6.25-Quart, $230, originally $420 Wolf Gourmet Blender, $300, originally $400 Staub Enameled Cast Iron Fondue Pot, 1.75-Quart, $200, originally $250 The best home cooks and self-proclaimed food enthusiasts are often the most challenging ones to buy gifts for. Fortunately, I’ve found some of the best gifts that have everything. Two of the knives I most commonly reach for are on sale today and will be a welcome addition to your cutlery ensemble. Shun Hikari Chef's Knife, 8-Inch Williams Sonoma $330 $230 at Williams Sonoma A knife built for precision, the Hikary Chef’s knife by Shun will quickly become a favorite for mastering mise en place. Excessively sharp, the 8-inch blade and 5.5-inch handle are lightweight and powerful. Williams Sonoma Elite Serrated Bread Knife, 8-Inch Williams Sonoma $120 $90 at Williams Sonoma Serrated bread knives are often overlooked but can be a workhorse in the prep kitchen. Built for slicing through bread with ease, it’s equally as competent for dicing onions, slicing tomatoes, and portioning peppers. Staub Enameled Cast Iron Wide Oval Dutch Oven, 6.25-Quart Williams Sonoma $420 $230 at Williams Sonoma You’ll love the size of this 6.25-quart enameled Dutch oven. Its cast iron construction means it gets hot and stays hot. Perfect for roasting a capon, crafting a casserole, or slowly braising beef ribs until they are tender and delicious, it’s a kitchen essential you will look forward to using. Wolf Gourmet Blender Williams Sonoma $400 $300 at Williams Sonoma A handsome conversation piece you’ll be happy to have on your counter, the Wolf Gourmet Blender will make you fall in love at first sip. Its 2.4 horsepower engine and 64-ounce capacity make it powerful enough to macerate everything from mango smoothies to marinara sauce. Staub Enameled Cast Iron Fondue Pot Williams Sonoma $250 $200 at Williams Sonoma A kitchen appliance that can be passed down to your grandchildren, the Staub fondue pot can’t help but have people gather around it. Enameled cast iron construction means it gets hot while providing even temperatures. Warm it up on the stove or your induction burner and set it on its stand to keep the party going with the six included cooking forks. The 8 Best Fondue Pots of 2024, According to Our Tests Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit More Fresh Finds from Food & Wine The 10 Best White Elephant Gifts Under $25 That They'll Definitely Want to Steal Le Creuset’s Hidden Amazon Shop Has So Many Gifts for Coffee Lovers, From $14 Ina Garten Loves This Electric Knife Sharpener, and I’ve Also Used It for Over 12 Years