9 Cookware Upgrades That Will Make Your Kitchen Feel Brand New

If there's one thing every budding chef needs in the kitchen, it's quality cookware. This sleek stainless-steel set ($320, originally $400) has every type of pot and pan you need. Plus, it works on all stovetop types (even induction) and is dishwasher safe.

Crispy chicken wings, fried plantains, kale chips — there's nothing the air fryer can't handle. This one ($140, originally $170) is extra large and can hold more than three pounds of fries, making it the ideal purchase for those cooking for the entire family.

Stop collecting those flimsy takeout containers and stock up on long-lasting storage with this 14-piece set ($64, originally $80). The glass can withstand extreme temperature changes without shattering, which means you can use the dishes for everything from prepping to baking to storage.

The Instant Pot ($100, originally $120) takes the pressure (and danger) out of pressure cooking. Unlike its traditional stovetop counterpart, this appliance isn't a one-trick pony. You can use it to cook rice, make yogurt, slow-cook meat, and so much more.

Every home cook needs a dutch oven, but it doesn't need to cost $300. This one ($32, originally $40) is perfect for cooking sauces and meals for one, and it'll look great sitting out on your stovetop or counter.

If there's one appliance you need during summer, it's a blender. This one ($48, originally $100) has seven speeds and can handle everything from piña coladas to acai bowls.

Take your morning brew to the next level with the Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System ($200, originally $230). It even has a foldaway milk frother so you can serve up iced lattes, cappuccinos, and more.

Stackable bowls are a must have in any kitchen. This set ($40, originally $50) is made to stand the test of time and comes with lids for prep and storage.

If you dream about summer grilling but don't have any outdoor space, pick up this indoor grill ($170, originally $230). The handy device chars, sears, and sizzles just about anything that's thrown on it without triggering a smoke alarm. It's also an air fryer.