The Our Place Spring Sale Is Cooking Up the *Hottest* Deals on the Always Pan 2.0, Wonder Oven and More

To say this ceramic-coated, recycled aluminum pan has totally changed the game would be an understatement, so I'll just highlight a few things I personally love about it. For starters, I'm obsessed with its slippery surface, which allows me to perfectly cook lo mein without any sticking. More importantly, the pan can do the work of a ten-piece cookware set—braising, searing, steaming, frying, boiling and baking—and it comes with a nesting steamer basket and a wooden spatula to boot. Now on sale for as low as $110 in an array of gorgeous color options, it's obviously a steal. Why else do you think it got a 93 out of 100 in a PureWow100 review?

This all-in-one appliance has drawn comparisons to the popular Cuisinart air fryer toaster oven, but if you ask Assistant Commerce Editor Natalie LaBarbera, this bad boy gives it a run for its money. Yes, she reviewed it, and while she says that there's much to love about this masterpiece, from its compact footprint to its adorable design, she was impressed mainly by the fact that it really can do it all. More specifically, with six modes—air fry, bake, roast, toast, reheat and broil—it can go from roasting a 4.5-pound chicken to perfection to baking a small batch of delicious melt-in-your-mouth cookies. Plus, multi-level shelving allows you to cook double the amount of food at a time. (Perhaps mini pigs in a blanket on the top and shrimp on the bottom?) So, I have a feeling you won't regret making some room on your counter for it.

Looking for a multitasking pot that's super easy on the eyes? This one holds a special place in PureWow Food Editor Taryn Pire's heart. In her review, she actually concluded that this is the pot to end all pots, and it's not only because it features a slippery, nontoxic coating that keeps food (like noodles and veggies) from sticking to it. It's also oven-safe for up to 425 degrees Fahrenheit and comes in a mini version if you're short on space. But here's why Pire thinks this size is worth every penny: "Unlike many stockpots, which are like, a million pounds, the Perfect Pot is about a third of the weight of the average Dutch oven. That means it’s easier to transfer from stove to oven and a cinch to wash," she explains. Well, in that case, how can you resist?

Whether you just moved into a new spot or still haven't found the perfect housewarming gift for your bestie, let me put you on to this ceramic-coated cookware duo, which is an essential in any kitchen. Featuring the brand's best-selling pot and pan, this versatile pair claims to replace a whopping 18 pieces of cookware. Now that it's on sale for under $250, it's safe to say you won't find a better set that covers all your bases while saving you a ton of time, space *and* money. Contemplating scooping this duo up for an established cook? Go for it. They'll appreciate how the pieces simplify the cooking experience overall and how good they look on their stovetop. (No, seriously, I always have the pot and pan on display, and they're anything but an eyesore.)

This enameled cast-iron pan is basically an upgraded version of the original, with a glossy finish and features like the fancy glass lid that's built to trap and release steam while you're whipping up everything from stir-fried veggies to paella. It also comes with silicone Hot Grips for safe handling (so long, oven mitts!). The most exciting part is its black matte cast-iron interior, which ensures optimal browning, and the fact that it's oven- and broiler-safe—even the lid. Need I say more? Perhaps that it's available in a range of fan-favorite colors to boot, including spice, steam, char, sage, blue salt and lavender.

One of the hassles of frying is where to put the bacon or the dumplings to drip oil while cooling. Thankfully, Our Place has innovated a slatted shelf to rest on your cookware, where fried food can finish cooking without having to rest on a plate with greasy paper towels. Best of all, it's lightweight (about 1/3 of a pound), so it won't upset the balance of your fry pan or pot. But don't just take my word for it. One reviewer raves, "I [loved it] so much I bought two and use them together to keep my food warm once cooked. They are lightweight and easy to store." I like the sound of that. I'll take two at this price, and so should you.