The Our Place Labor Day Sale Has Impressive Discounts on *All* Its Viral Appliances and Cookware

This countertop oven (the larger model of the original Wonder Oven) does the job of eight appliances—air frying, baking, roasting, toasting, broiling, dehydrating and even proofing bread—and cooks up to 40 percent faster than a traditional oven. Its steam-infusion technology works to keep foods moist and tender on the inside and crisp on the outside (perfect for steak, chicken nuggets and potatoes), and every surface is free of PFAS and other potential toxins. Its biggest draw compared to the OG (besides, perhaps, its digital display) is the fact that it's much roomier, featuring a 28-liter capacity compared to the smaller Wonder Oven's 12 liters. Needless to say, it's a great choice if you're typically cooking for a crowd.

Behold, the nonstick, nontoxic, ceramic-coated pan that changed the game. In her review, former PureWow Food Editor Katherine Gillen wrote that she found its surface "exceedingly slippery—[I was] able to cook chicken breasts without any sticking," and appreciated the fact that this second-gen version is oven safe for up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit. It can fry, braise, steam and sear, and is even deep enough for boiling pasta. Other perks to note are its included steam-release lid, steamer basket/colander and nesting beechwood spatula (not to mention its selection of pretty colorways).

True to its name, the Perfect Pot can get all your cooking done right—and look gorgeous on your stovetop all the while. As Taryn Pire, contributing food editor, explained in her review of the 6.5-quart beauty, "It’s the pot to end all pots." Unlike many stockpots, which feel like they weigh a million pounds, this guy is about a third of the weight of the average Dutch oven (clocking in at 4.5 pounds, to be exact), and it still manages to replace *eight* kitchen tools, from stock and sauce pots to a steamer and a braiser. You can also pop it in the oven at up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, and, like the pan above, its ceramic coating prevents sticking sans the forever chemicals. For $50 off, it's certainly hard to pass up.

PureWow's Kate Kesselman put the brand's Splendor Blender to the test on an episode of Take My Money, and, well, she definitely wasn't disappointed. Not only did she note that the blender feels super lightweight and boasts a less bulky design than any other blender she's tried, she was also super impressed with its ability to easily convert to a to-go cup. Kesselman also added that the small-but-mighty gadget was much more powerful than she expected—a sentiment shared by plenty of others. For just under $100 right now, you can take home the blender in this full ten-piece set, which includes everything you need to mix up smoothies, sauces, salad dressings and so much more in seconds.

If you haven't already noticed, there's a theme when it comes to our place appliances: they're cute, compact and can do *so much* more than typical ones on the market. Take the Dream Cooker, for example, which can not only slow cook, but sauté/sear, pressure cook and keep foods perfectly warm until you're ready to serve. And if that's not enough, the brand also states that it can save up to 80 percent of cooking time compared to slow cooking methods. Obviously, I'm sold.

Everyone needs a core cooking set that's made to last, and this 11-piece bundle can't be beat for the price. It features the brand's latest nonstick, nontoxic pots and pans made of pressed aluminum with its signature Thermakind ceramic coating, along with lids, a stainless-steel strainer and a sleek storage system to keep it all organized and out of the way. Then again, these pieces are so aesthetically pleasing, you might want to keep 'em out on display, even when you're not using them to cook up a feast.