13 Things Delish Editors Are Rushing To Buy This Presidents' Day

Food Editor Brooke Caison loves these "adorable" pastel stoneware dishes on sale at Sur La Table and is already planning potential Easter baking projects.

This multipurpose coffee maker is nearly half price over Presidents' Day weekend, and Caison says that this is a great option for beginners. She says that her own DeLonghi is "super user friendly."

If you're someone who likes waking up with a smoothie or protein shake, no blender optimizes your morning routine better than a nutribullet. The blending vessel does double duty as a portable cup and Caison uses hers "damn near every day."

If you buy whole coffee beans, then Food Editor Taylor Ann Spencer thinks you need this coffee grinder. "My husband and I use it to grind our coffee beans for the French press every morning," she says.

Vitamix is the blender brand that needs no introduction. If you're looking for the smoothest soups, sauces, and smoothies, this powerhouse appliance belongs on your counter. "I am currently not allowed to buy any more appliances for the kitchen, since we literally have no more space for anything in our apartment," Spencer says. "But if I WAS buying something, this would be it!"

One of the most overlooked kitchen tasks is keeping your knives sharp. And with this discounted sharpening set, it has never been easier to avoid dull blades. This is Senior Food Editor Robert Seixas' preferred brand—and it's currently available for nearly 25% off.

Seixas also swears by this temperature-controlled mug, especially if you're someone who forgets about their cup of coffee or tea. Treat yourself or treat someone to a gift—Seixas says that this product is, in no simpler terms, "great, obviously."

You may not spare this pizza steel a second glance, especially if you're not slinging homemade pies on the regular, but Seixas says this is a product that elevates anybody's cooking game. Baking things on a preheated steel is ideal for anything "you want to re-crust and make crispy again."

When people think of their dream stainless steel pans, there's a good chance All-Clad comes to mind. This luxurious, high quality cookware can be a serious investment, but our entire team believes that Presidents' Day Weekend is the best time to start building your collection.

If you prefer nonstick cookware, join Food Editor Francesca Zani and get a set from Our Place. It's a "fun concept, all-in-one pan" that performs as good as it looks. Zani's particularly eyeing the set "in pink—come on."

I have nearly everything I could need in my kitchen, so I like using major sales as an opportunity to upgrade the basics. Take this ice box from W&P, for instance. The silicone mold is much easier to manage than cheap plastic trays. The box holds a backstock of cubes so you'll never run out. The lid ensures that your ice won't take on that nasty freezer flavor. And for the cost of a Chipotle burrito, it's basically a no-brainer.

I make rice for myself several times a week. While my swanky Zojirushi rice cooker (also on sale, BTW) makes the process less painless, washing off the excess starch is still a hassle. That's why I'm buying this dedicated rice washing bowl from Milk Street this weekend; it may be a unitasker, but it's one that'll make my weeknight dinners infinitely easier.

I first tested this portable air fryer when it launched late last year, and it converted me from an air fryer skeptic to someone who uses it several times a week. It's compact and easy to store, most of the parts are dishwasher safe, and the crisp-factor is unmatched. If you're in the market for an air fryer, do yourself a favor and get this one.