What Food Network Shopping Editors Recommend Buying on Prime Big Deal Days, Based on Years of Testing

Need to update your air fryer? Now is the perfect time to outfit your kitchen with this 4-in-1 appliance for less. The user-friendly Ninja air fryer can dehydrate, crisp, roast and reheat all your recipes in a breeze, even with little to no preheating time. And buying a Food Network best-tested pick for less than $100 is quite a steal if we've ever seen one.

One of the biggest risks associated with slow cooking is overcooked food. The Hamilton Beach Set & Forget slow cooker has a thermometer probe that can be programmed to switch your cooker to warm once the meat has reached your desired temperature, solving this age-old problem. Just insert the probe into the meat and the temperature reading will show on the outside of the slow cooker. An added bonus is the clip-top lid, which can help prevent spills if you're taking your cooker on the road.

Satisfy those coffee shop cravings right from home with this splurge-worthy appliance for $200 off! Breville makes some of our favorite espresso machines, but this pick is one of our top ones because the price truly matches the quality. We found that this machine consistently produced balanced, great-tasting espresso every time.

Any discount on a KitchenAid is a good one, especially their renowned stand mixer that we named Best Overall in our review. Not only did we find this mixer to work seamlessly when churning cakes, single batches of cookies and whipped cream, but the classic design and color varieties are just unbeatable (hello, holiday gifting!)

Made with stainless steel, this was one of the smallest scales we tested. Its slim and compact shape are perfect for people with limited countertop and storage space, while the illuminated numbers make reading your measurements easy.

This stainless steel spatula with a silicone-coated edge earned our "Best Fish" spatula pick by being the perfect combination of value and versatility. As one of the least expensive options on our list, we were shocked by this spatula's ability to flip delicate fish filets, handle thick burger patties and turn pancakes with ease. We loved the size and shape of this spatula; its compact, yet flexible design made maneuvering underneath and between food in tight spaces a breeze. The silicone edge makes it safe for use in nonstick pans but doesn't impact its ability to get under stuck-on food.

This tiny, but mighty rice cooker can cook up to 3 cups of rice with just a press of a button! Its simple design is perfect for beginners that want a nice, home cooked meal without all the fancy bells and whistles of a complicated appliance. We love that it also includes a steamer basket that sits perfectly in the rice cooker, so you can also make complete meals with it too.

Rather than spilling the tea, you’ll be making some with this easy iced tea maker. The glass construction is double-walled to keep its contents cold and to prevent condensation. And you can easily take it on the go!

Can openers that rely on batteries offer an interesting compromise between the hands-free operation of electric openers with the limitless use of a plug-in opener. Without needing to be chained to the wall, this opener can go wherever you need it to and will do its job without you being forced to stand there and hold it. This version of Kitchen Mama's battery-powered openers is the only one that has hands-free operation, which we think is one of the best aspects of an electric opener.