48 Best KitchenAid Cyber Monday Deals 2024 to Shop Now

Sure, Cyber Monday sales hitting just before the gift-giving season is no coincidence. But one benefit for bakers and cooks of all kinds is that these savings events happen to include dozens of kitchen appliances and gadgets perfect for the baking blitz that comes during the holiday season. Whether you’re whipping up batches of cookies for the office swap, diving back into sourdough bread, or perfecting your pastry and pie skills for parties, Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals are a great opportunity to snag the gear you need—including a KitchenAid stand mixer—to tackle all those dessert recipes you’ve been bookmarking.

This year is no exception, and below we’ve found retailers specifically offering deals on KitchenAid products, from mixers, food processors, and other small countertop appliances, to mixer attachments, hand tools, and gadgets for everyday cooking.

Bakers, are you ready? Take a look at the best KitchenAid Cyber Monday deals we’ve found below.

Last updated: December 2, 2024 at 12:00 PM.

• KitchenAid 5-Quart Stand Mixer, Agave, $450 $350 at Kitchenaid.com
• KitchenAid Artisan Series 5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer with Premium Accessory Pack, $500 $350 at Kitchenaid.com
• KitchenAid Deluxe Pasta Set, $300 $230 at Amazon
• KitchenAid Hand Mixer, $50 $35 at Walmart

Which KitchenAid stand mixer should you buy?

A few factors are going to come into play when it’s time to choose a stand mixer. First (and simplest to decide on) is capacity. Generally, the mixers with tilt-head design are smaller, ranging from the tiny 3.5-quart “Mini” model all the way up to a five quart bowl. They’re also usually cheaper. Bowl-lift style mixers range from five quarts to seven quarts. Now, it's worth noting that the average home baker doesn't need anything larger than a 4.5 to 5-quart bowl, and can probably even get away with the 3.5-quart, which can mix up to 5 dozen cookies. The larger bowl-lift style mixers are a great pick for anyone interested in making large quantities of baked goods or several loaves-worth of bread dough at once.

Next, your motor power and internal materials may vary by which model line you choose. This is where the “Mini,” “Classic,” “Artisan,” “Deluxe,” and “Professional” part of the product name come into play. More expensive models like the Professional series feature all-metal gears, while lower-end models like the Artisan contain some nylon gear components that won’t be as durable in the long run. This is why your parents’ stand mixer from the ‘70s may still be up and running while newer ones sometimes last fewer than than 10 years. Those less durable mixers may also have a harder time standing up to super dense doughs. Beyond that, some mixers come in specific colors, premium finishes, or include accessory packages or limited-edition bowls in materials like ceramic and wood.

If you feel like you still need to do an even deeper dive into this subject, we’ve got you covered. Check out our complete guide to choosing the right KitchenAid stand mixer for you.

Sure, Amazon might be your go-to for finding, well, just about everything, but don’t sleep on manufacturer websites when it comes to Cyber Monday deals. KitchenAid.com has exclusive colors on sale, including the beautiful, blue-green Agave. Plus there are great on-site deals for the heftier 5.5-quart, and the 7-quart bowl-lift stand mixers with “premium touchpoints” (i.e. the levers and knobs) are available for $230 off. But before you ask, yes—we've also scoured the web for other retailers offering KitchenAid mixer deals this Cyber Monday, including Target, Best Buy, and Amazon.

The Artisan Series is one of KitchenAid's most popular product lines, and a consistent top pick in our stand mixer product test. It comes in an impressive array of color options (over 20!), has a 5-quart capacity that's perfect for just about any baking project a home baker could dream up, and is available with either a glass or stainless steel bowl. For the design heads, two of KitchenAid's collaborations with Target's Hearth and Hand with Magnolia line are also on sale right now—choose from a textured green model or a cream-colored one that comes with a very pretty copper bowl.

Also on sale are several bundles that include an Artisan mixer and any number of extra attachments. There's a bundle on sale on Amazon that includes the flex edge beater test kitchen editor Kendra Vaculin has written about here and a silver mixer. The “premium accessory pack” bundle includes that same flex edge beater, plus the pastry beater that's the secret to perfectly flaky pie crust.

If space is a concern, check out the Artisan Mini mixer instead. It has a smaller overall footprint, but its 3.5-quart capacity is still big enough for a full batch of cookies, cake, or whatever else you're making—plus it's $80 off right now.

If you frequently find yourself baking large batches of cookies or heftier baked goods that require a bit more power to properly mix, a Professional Series mixer is the one for you. They combine a larger bowl size with a stronger motor, plus a bowl-lift design.

The Classic Series is perhaps the most basic in KitchenAid's mixer lineup, but it still affords you the same high performance level and functionality as its more decked-out counterparts. It's available in up to three colors and has a slightly smaller bowl capacity than the full-sized Artisan, at 4.5-quarts.

The KitchenAid Deluxe sits somewhere between the Classic and Artisan in terms of motor power. It has the slightly smaller bowl size of the Classic, but a wider range of color options like the Artisan.

After you’ve picked out a KitchenAid mixer in a color you love, it’s time to accessorize. Some models come with their own specific bowls—including wood, ceramic, and hammered copper—but KitchenAid offers additional mixer bowls in a variety of textures, colors, and materials, too. The handy clear glass bowl with measurement markings (and a lid!) is on sale, as is a special use bowl specifically for bread baking and the ice cream-making bowl attachment for adding frozen treats to your stand mixer-centric lifestyle. It also never hurts to pick up an extra stainless steel bowl so you can easily swap them out during any upcoming holiday baking marathons.

One of the main features that sets KitchenAid’s stand mixer apart from the crowd of other stand mixers (yes, there are other good stand mixers out there like this one from Breville) is the versatility of its accessory port on the front of the mixer head. With the help of dozens of available attachments, this allows you to turn your mixer into a spiralizer for peeling batches of apples (hello cobbler) or making shoestring fries, a food processor for saving some much-needed counter space while prepping, or a meat grinder, a pasta roller, grain mill, and so much more. Then there are the beater paddle upgrades, like one with a flexible edge to scrape down the sides of the bowl, or specific slatted beaters for pastries. Plus, you can get a great deal on a quilted cover for your stand mixer when it’s not in use (whenever that may be). Take a look at these useful add-ons below.

Along with stand mixers, KitchenAid makes a few regular hand mixers for those who haven't got the counter space for a hefty stand mixer. While they might not pack the same punch as a stand mixer, they're powerful (if a little heavy) and pretty reasonably priced—especially this Cyber Monday. Their standard model comes in two different versions: one with three standard speed settings and one six speed settings. If you don't want to worry about getting twisted up in a plug-in chord, KitchenAid's cordless, rechargeable hand mixer is also for sale. It's easy to wield and the battery will last you through an hour of mixing.

Vitamix normally reigns supreme in our best blender testing, but our favorite budget pick actually goes to KitchenAid. While you can't necessarily use this blender to make nut butters or milks, it will blend together some especially velvet-y smoothies and crush ice well. It's easy to use, with only a few functions, and is also pretty affordable compared to other blenders we recommend. While that exact model isn't on sale right now, KitchenAid is running a deal where you can score 10% off if you buy two of more of their appliances with code BMSM. We've also found a deal on a cordless KitchenAid personal blender, which is an ideal appliance to have in your arsenal if you're a frequent smoothie drinker or find yourself regularly pulsing up small batches of sauces.

If you haven't got room for either of those blenders, then KitchenAid's also got a handheld blender. Otherwise known as an immersion blender, the KitchenAid hand blender is basically a mini, compact blender you can stow away in a kitchen drawer. It's not as powerful as a regular blender, but it's a great option for people who tend to do smaller blending tasks. This model's even cordless, so you don't need to worry about staying near an outlet when need to blend the roasted veggies in your Dutch oven to make a soup. Alternatively, get the model with the accessory pack (also on sale) and turn your hand held blender into a real kitchen workhorse.

As we've established, KitchenAid is more than just mixers. Like the name implies, the brand makes a variety of kitchen tools and gadgets. A lot of them we've tried, liked, and even recommend. Like the KitchenAid burr coffee grinder (on sale now)—which used to be one of our favorite coffee grinders in testing because of its versatile 70 different grind settings and the fact it can grind directly into a portafilter. Or there's the KMT4115 toaster, which is the current budget winner in the 4-slice category in our product test. A ton of their small appliances, from food processors to coffee makers, are available in their striking colorways like Empire Red and classic stainless steel to match your kitchen’s carefully curated aesthetic. Check out great deals below on KitchenAid’s espresso makers, food processors, and an air fryer oven, as well as a bundle of three of the brand's cordless gadgets (a mini food chopper, hand mixer, and hand vacuum, to be exact) on sale for almost 40% off. As an added bonus, if you purchase two or more appliances on KitchenAid.com, you can use code ‘BMSM’ at checkout to score an extra 10% off your order.

Then there are all the KitchenAid items that don’t need to be plugged in. Take a look at these handy items like thermometers, peelers, oven mitts, graters, mashers, and a food scale, all on sale for Cyber Monday. Many of them come in a range of colors, too, so you can match them to your mixer if that's your thing.