The Best Amazon Fall Kitchen Products That Will Change Your Life for the Better

TrendPlain Oil Dispenser Sprayer ($9, originally $10)

This oil dispenser has both a pour spout and a sprayer. At under $10, it's a kitchen must-have. Shoppers rave that it's easier to use than pricier versions, and it's the number one bestseller among all of Amazon's oil-dispensing sprayers.

Auoon Clip On Strainer ($10)

You might be surprised by how much this clip-on strainer simplifies your life. Crafted from premium food-grade silicone, it attaches to the rim of most pots to make straining food easier. "No longer do I have to balance a separate hand-held strainer on the edge of the sink while trying to pour the hot water from the pasta, and no more wasted noodles or potatoes falling into the bottom of the sink by overpouring," writes one of many five-star reviewers.

OXO Good Grips 3-in-1 Avocado Slicer ($12)

Make your food prep easier with this avocado tool that splits, pits, and slices avocados into seven even pieces. Shoppers are raving about it, with one calling it "genius" and another describing it as the "perfect tool." It's also dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup.

PrepWorks Dishwasher Safe Apple Slicer and Corer ($13, originally $16)

You didn't think we'd leave out an apple slicer, did you? Fall is on our minds, after all. If you add this to your kitchen, you'll be one of countless fruit lovers who keep one in their drawer and love how easy it is for both adults and kids to use.

Dash Mini Maker For Individual Waffles ($13)

While this little device is technically a waffle maker, you can get creative with it and make waffled hash browns and cookies. One of our editors tried the pumpkin-shaped version ($26) and found it made a "perfectly" crisp waffle in two minutes flat. For more, read our review of the Dash Mini Maker for Individual Waffles.

Editor Quote: "Just about two minutes later, the light on the device flashed green, and I opened up the waffle maker to find a perfectly crisp waffle. I repeated the process three times before taking some photos and then finally digging into the sweet treat." - Marisa Petrarca, contributing editor, Shopping

Magic Dishwashing Cleaning Scrubber Gloves ($13)

These silicone gloves will make washing dishes more enjoyable. Shoppers love them; one person who gave them a five-star rating said: "They are extremely comfortable and clean the dishes even better than a regular brush because the bristles are so tiny that they get in all the small places in the utensils." They're an editor favorite, too. For more details, read our review of the Magic Dishwashing Cleaning Scrubber Gloves.

Editor Quote: "I lathered the gloves in soap and started washing away. Getting my dishes squeaky clean was easier than ever, and honestly a little fun. The gloves feature slip-resistant grips, so wet items didn't slip away. They can withstand temperatures of -40 through 200 degrees Celsius, so using scorching-hot water wasn't an issue. Plus, they even come with a handy hook, so you can hang them up to dry when you're done." — Krista Jones, former editor, Shopping

Etekcity Food Kitchen Scale ($14)

Behold this Amazon chart-topper, hailed by over 100,000 (!) enthusiastic customers who awarded it five stars. You can select from various unit options, making measuring food and liquids a breeze.

Vegetable Chopper ($15)

This vegetable chopper is a small but mighty luxury that'll help shorten food prep time. It comes with eight interchangeable blades to tackle slicing, shredding, grating, and more, as well as a drain basket to rid your ingredients of excess water. Plus, it doubles as a space-saving food storage solution for future meals.

YouCopia StoraLid Food Container Lid Organizer ($15, originally $20)

If your cabinet is always overflowing with container lids, this organizing system will help restore organization. It comes with five adjustable dividers to customize it to your exact needs, so your lids stay upright and compact.

Mercer M23210 Bread Knife ($16)

Taylor Swift recently admitted that sourdough baking has taken over her life. If you're leaning into bread-baking season too, make sure you have a wavy-edge knife for the perfect slice. This one's an Amazon bestseller for a reason.

KITCHENAID Ribbed Soft Silicone Oven Mitt 2-Pack Set ($17)

If your fabric oven mitts are stained (and let's be real, whose aren't?), it might be time to swap them for an easy-to-clean silicone pair like this one. They're heat-resistant up to 500 (!) degrees, so you'll be covered for just about any kitchen scenario.

Dash Rapid Egg Cooker ($20)

Save time and water with this compact egg maker. It can cook up to six eggs in soft, medium, or hard-boiled firmness. It comes with a recipe booklet to inspire your next breakfast, brunch, or lunch. And its rave reviews don't lie. "It's the greatest little gadget and I am not usually a gadget person," wrote a reviewer who rated it five stars. "But this takes the guesswork out of hard boiling eggs and works in about half the time."

Chefman 1.8L 1500W Glass Electric Kettle ($24, originally $28)

If you're an avid tea drinker, treat yourself to this electric tea kettle. It boils water in as little as three minutes and even has an integrated tea infuser, so it combines two different products in one. The wide, removable lid makes it easy to clean and fill with water, and the "keep warm" function means your water will stay hot for an hour. Our editor tested it out and thinks it's a necessary indulgence for any tea lover.
Read our Chefman Glass Electric Kettle review for more.

Editor Quote: "More than anything else, I appreciate that this electric kettle takes all the hassle out of having to boil water — whether it be for a cup of tea, hot cocoa, or even soup. I simply plug the product's swivel base into a power outlet, place the kettle (filled with water to the maximum line) on top of the base, and the appliance instantly turns on." — Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor

Kohler K-5473-0 Multi-Purpose Over-The-Sink Drying Rack ($27)
Keep your counters clear of clutter with this over-the-sink drying rack. With a three-inch expandable feature, it effortlessly accommodates most sinks, providing a dedicated space for drying cups, mugs, and other small household items.

Kitchen Mama Auto Electric Can Opener ($30, originally $40)

Level up your kitchen experience by adding an electric can opener to your gadget lineup. With its automatic blade that glides effortlessly along the can's edge, you can enjoy a mess-free and safe can-opening without any risk of food coming into contact with it.

Stasher Reusable Silicone Storage Bags ($43)

Instead of zipping through countless single-use plastic baggies, invest in these silicone storage bags that will last for years. They're microwave and dishwasher safe, leak-free, and comes in three pretty pastel shades. This versatile trio includes a half gallon size bag, a sandwich bag, and a snack bag. Our former editor tested them out and discovered they're even handy for stashing personal care products for traveling. For more details, check out our Stasher Silicone Bag review.

Editor Quote: "The quality is far more durable than I expected, and they don't feel like they will rip or tear easily. The best part? They're both microwave and dishwasher-safe, made from food-grade platinum silicone. My fear of cleaning them was quickly debunked when I tossed my first one in my nightly dishwasher run. I simply pulled it out the next morning, and it was ready to go again." — Krista Jones, former editor, Shopping

Yamazaki Home Dish Rack ($98)

Looking for a stylish dish rack that can dry a pile of kitchenware without taking up much counter space? This minimalist dream of a dish rack is up for the job. The removable draining tray keeps water contained without needing to be placed by a sink, so you can shove it into a corner while dishes dry if you need every inch of counter space for food prep. Our editor tested it out and loves that it doesn't need to drain into the sink. For more details and photos, check out our Yamazaki Home Dish Rack review.

Editor Quote: "While it's fairly petite in size, it can hold a surprising amount of dishes, thanks to the removable cutlery holder and strategically-molded steel frame. My favorite feature is the tall draining tray that doesn't need to be kept by the sink for overflow. Instead, I can tuck it back in a corner while dishes are drying or move it off of the counter entirely if I need more space." - Angela Elias, contributing shopping editor

Anyday 8-Pc Microwave Cookware & Glass Food Storage Set ($160)

This glass microwave cook set from Anyday will have you happily ditching plastic storage for good. The real draw (aside from the sleek, minimalist design) is that you can use it for literally everything: steaming, baking, boiling, microwaving, and storing. Each piece comes with an airtight lid and a silicone knob that releases steam when needed and presses down for easy stacking. And yes, they're dishwasher safe because, of course they are.

Cosori Air Fryer TurboBlaze Compact Airfryer ($100, originally $120)

Shrink down food prep time while being able to enjoy healthier meals with this top-notch air fryer. It holds six quarts worth of food, so it's roomy enough to whip up a batch of homemade French fries, crisp up salmon fillets, and more. It can switch between nine different functions, like roasting, baking, and dehydrating. It can cook up to 46 percent faster than former models and needs 95 percent less oil than traditional deep frying methods. Our editor tested it out and now relies on it for quick and healthy weeknight meals. For more details and photos, check out our Cosori Air Fryer review.

Editor Quote: "So far, I've cooked a variety of items in my air fryer — from a wild Alaskan salmon that took less than eight minutes to cook to a cheesy pizza dip that I'm already planning on making again for the Super Bowl. And most everything is fully cooked and ready to serve in less than 20 minutes." — Kyley Warren, former assistant shopping editor

Ninja DZ201 Foodi 8 Quart 6-in-1 DualZone 2-Basket Air Fryer ($200)

This two-basket air fryer is a brilliant option for busy families or partners with different food preferences. One of its standout features is its "Smart Finish" option that automatically adjusts the temperatures of both meals so that they finish cooking simultaneously. Learn more via our Ninja DZ201 Foodi 8 Quart 6-in-1 DualZone 2-Basket Air Fryer review.

Editor Quote: "There's so much I like about the Ninja Foodi DZ201 Air Fryer, starting with its dual-basket design. It's super convenient because my husband and I tend to eat different proteins. He tends to stick with chicken, and me, salmon, and with this air fryer, we can cook them simultaneously. Before, we'd have to cook them one at a time, or differentiate cooking methods, such as baking one and air-frying the other." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

Ninja NC301 CREAMi Ice Cream Maker ($200, originally $230)

Prepare to join the TikTok frenzy over this ice cream maker. It has the power to create frozen treats that rival, if not surpass, the deliciousness of your beloved store-bought pints (yes, seriously). Learn more about it via our editor's review of the Ninja NC301 CREAMi Ice Cream Maker.

Editor Quote: "What I like about this ice cream maker, for starters, is that it's compact. It's tall, sure, but it's not wide or bulky, which saves major counter space. But the biggest draw of all is that using it really is as easy as the brand claims." — Marisa Petrarca, contributing shopping editor

Made In Cookware Dutch Oven ($265)

Nothing says fall like pulling out a Dutch oven, and the Made In Cookware version has earned a permanent spot in one of our editors' kitchens. It holds heat beautifully, so whether you're simmering a pot of chili, baking bread, or throwing together a cozy one-pot dinner, everything cooks evenly. The enamel coating makes cleanup simple, too. Learn more in our Made In Cookware Dutch Oven review.

Editor Quote: "Made In's 5.5 QT Dutch oven is one of the most functional pieces of cookware I've tried, and great for one pot meals that can feed 5-6 people. It does a great job of keeping oil and water hot, and retaining moisture and heat on the stove and in the oven. One of the first things I noticed about the Dutch oven though was its weight and size. Dutch ovens can be heavy since they're made of cast iron, but this enameled Dutch oven comes in at just under 14 pounds and the handles are very easy to hold onto, even with oven mitts on." — Alida Araica, former newsletter manager

Revolution R180 Connect Plus Smart Toaster with Touchscreen & Digital Picture Frame ($400)

If you're cool with splurging on a toaster, this one from Revolution Cooking is arguably as cool as it gets. With its sleek touchscreen interface, you can effortlessly choose your preferred bread type and precisely control the level of toastiness. This latest version even has a built-in photo frame in the front so it can double as a slideshow when you're not heating up a slice of bread.

One of our former editors tested an earlier version of the device and noted that while it's pricey, using it was genuinely fun, and she did, often. Learn more in our full Revolution Toaster review.

Editor Quote: With around 34 toasting settings, including seven toasting shades, and three toasting modes, it's no wonder the Revolution Toaster made it onto Oprah's must haves [list]. It's the ultimate toasting experience and then some. For starters, it can toast everything imaginable: white bread, bagels, large bagels, waffles, iced toaster pastries, English muffins, large bagels, wheat bread, multigrain bread, sourdough bread, cinnamon swirl bread, toaster pastries, pancakes, toaster strudels, protein waffles, sandwich thins, and even artisan bread. On top of all that, you can choose between toasting something fresh or frozen or reheating an item and toasting anything that's gluten-free as well." — Anvita Reddy, former assistant shopping editor

Marisa Petrarca (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping and has over seven years of experience writing and editing beauty, fashion, and lifestyle content. She was previously the senior beauty editor at Grazia USA and the style and beauty editor at Us Weekly. Now freelancing, her work has been featured in Cosmopolitan, Allure, Marie Claire, and more.

Angela Elias (she/her) is a contributing editor for PS Shopping, where she reviews everything from beauty products to kitchen gadgets, curates can't-miss sales, and creates "best of" shopping roundups. In her former roles at PS, she led the relaunch of its Latine identity and family-focused verticals, directed its Home vertical, and hosted shopping segments. She has nearly 15 years of experience working in the lifestyle space as a writer, editor, content strategist, director, on-camera talent, and publicist.

Balim Tezel (she/her) is a shopping updates editor at PS and the founder of Maison des Nus, a New York-based affordable luxury brand blending streetwear and elevated essentials, with a playful edge. She graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism in 2019, and now lives in Flatiron.