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The Cyber Monday Deals Worth Checking Out

A few of our favorite things on sale now

by Monica Burton Updated

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Rarely-on-sale Great Jones cookware will be discounted on Black Friday.
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Monica Burton is the deputy editor of Eater.com.

Somehow, we’ve reached peak holiday shopping season. With just four weeks until Christmas, only two until Hanukkah, an uptick in online shopping and all of the potential shipping delays that go with it, this weekend will be prime time for many to start (or finish) checking people off their shopping lists. To account for this, retailers are starting their sales earlier (as in, they’re already going) and some are even dipping their toes into Black Friday after avoiding the holiday in years prior.

It’s safe to say, the volume of deals to be had is overwhelming. And so for the home cook, we’ve put together this tight list of sales going on now and through the weekend. Consider it a short list of Eater’s favorite things, the ones that’d be worth considering even if they were full price.

Staub cocotte

Staub 4-Quart Round Cocotte

  • $99
  • $299
  • 67% off

Prices taken at time of publishing.

The Staub four-quart round cocotte, a competitor to the Le Creuset Dutch oven, is just $100 at Food52. The site is separately offering 20 percent off purchases of $100 or more with the code YAY20 (the already discounted Staub not included). That offer’s good through Sunday, but on Monday, you can take 20 percent off everything with the code GOFORIT.

Great Jones Fully Baked bakeware set

  • $228
  • $285
  • 20% off

Prices taken at time of publishing.

Cookware startup Great Jones is holding its first Black Friday sale this year and offering 20 percent off orders more than $100 on November 25 through 30. Go big with the Fully Baked set, which includes the Holy Sheet pan (well known for its utility as both sturdy baking sheet and Instagram backdrop) along with the brand’s new line of bakeware, including cake pans, loaf pans, a casserole dish, and a pie plate.

Two wine glasses with white wine

Riedel Vinum Viognier/Chardonnay wine glasses, set of 2

  • $47
  • $59
  • 21% off

Prices taken at time of publishing.

In a list of wine glasses recommended by professionals, wine director Yoon Ha noted Riedel’s Vinum collection for the weight of the stems and roundness of the bowls, which, she says, “yields a broader spectrum of fruit aromas and suppresses the undesirable notes.” All Riedel products are 20 percent off with the code RIEDELFRIDAY20US from Thanksgiving day until November 30.

A green ceramic bowl

Haand fruit bowl

  • $53
  • $75
  • 30% off

Prices taken at time of publishing.

A set of nesting bowls from North Carolina-based Haand featured in the gift guide this year, and while those aren’t on sale, this stately fruit bowl will be 30 percent off starting on Black Friday. Select other bowls, plates, and platters will be between 15 and 30 percent off through the 30th.

A pile of assorted baked goods

Mah Ze Dahr’s Heaven in a Box

  • $46
  • $65
  • 30% off

Prices taken at time of publishing.

The New York City bakery (with a new location in D.C.) is holding its only sale of the year: 30 percent off the whole site with the code MZDCYBER30. Order a pastry assortment, a cheesecake, or even kits for making scones or brownies, all available for nationwide shipping.

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