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Get steep discounts on KitchenAid stand mixers and more during Wayfair’s Way Day 2024 sale
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Wayfair’s biggest sale of the year, Way Day 2024, has officially kicked off. Running from May 4-6, the annual event offers customers Black Friday-level discounts, with up to 80% off a selection of home decor and furniture. The sale also features exceptional flash deals on some of Wayfair’s best-selling items, along with free shipping on every order.
That said, the annual deals event is a great opportunity to enjoy savings on top-rated kitchen appliances, such as the KitchenAid 10-speed stand mixer. Stand mixers are a highly coveted kitchen gadget, making them not only an excellent addition to your own kitchen but also a thoughtful Mother’s Day gift for moms who love to bake.
What sets this particular KitchenAid stand mixer apart is its tilt-head design. You can lean the bowl for easy access while adding ingredients, then lock it into place for mixing. The device has 10 speed settings and includes several accessories: a dough hook, flat beater, whisk and stainless-steel wire whip.
Regularly $330, get it for $240 at the Way Day 2024 sale by tapping the button below.
More Way Day 2024 kitchen deals
Save big on tons of kitchen items at Wayfair. There are great Way Day deals on cookware, small appliances and more. Here are our favorite deals.
KitchenAid Artisan Series 5-quart tilt-head stand mixer: $330 (27% off)
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The KitchenAid Artisan Mixer features a versatile 5-quart capacity, making it well equipped to handle jobs both small and large. Its tilt-head design allows for easy addition of ingredients, while the 10 speed settings ensure thorough mixing. It comes with 10 available attachments to help you craft perfect baked confections.
Regularly $450, you can get this 4.8-star-rated KitchenAid stand mixer for $330 during the Way Day 2024 sale. That’s a savings of 27%.
Cuisinart 12-cup coffee maker: $75 (55% off)
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This compact 12-cup coffeemaker is perfect for large families, home offices and avid coffee drinkers. It comes with a high-quality glass carafe and boasts convenient features for easy use.
The best part is that it’s currently only $75. Shop this way hot Way Day deal on Cuisinart while supplies last.
Sango Siterra 16-piece stoneware dinnerware set: $62 (save 22%)
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This 16-piece set includes four dinner plates, four salad plates, four soup bowls and four cereal bowls. The dinnerware pieces are chip-resistant, scratch-resistant and dishwasher-safe.
Right now, you can get all 16 pieces for just $62 at the Wayfair Way Day sale.
Cuisinart Professional Series 13-piece stainless steel cookware set: $180 (save 74%)
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If you’re looking for doorbuster savings at Way Day 2024, this is the deal for you. This Cuisinart Professional Series 13-piece stainless-steel cookware set is currently a whopping 74% off at Wayfair.
The set includes one Dutch oven with lit, one 8-inch nonstick skillet, one 10-inch open skillet, a 2-quart covered saucepan with a steamer insert, a 3-quart saucepan with straining cover, a 3-quart covered saute pan with helper handle and an 8-quart covered stockpot.
This complete kitchen cookware set has been marked down to $180 during Way Day 2024, a savings of 74% off the set’s $690 list price.
Kraus Bolden pull-down kitchen faucet: $186 (save 58%)
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This distinctive, commercial-style faucet adds a premium look to any kitchen. The 18-inch faucet fits underneath most kitchen cabinets and features a pull-down spray head with reach technology for an extended range of motion.
It offers a powerful dual-function sprayer that can effortlessly switch between an aerated stream for filling pots and cups and powerful spraying action to thoroughly rinse dishes.
Get this 4.8-star-rated pull-down kitchen faucet while it’s on sale during Way Day 2024 for $186, reduced from $445.
Nutribullet personal blender: $114 (save 12%)
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This on-sale personal blender is perfect for making smoothies and shakes this summer. With a 1200-watt motor, pre-programmed pulse cycle and hands-free auto shut-off, this Nutribullet blender is a powerful kitchen gadget that can puree or blend even the toughest ingredients.
Right now, this 4.4-star-rated personal blender is $114 during Way Day 2024, reduced from $130.
Cuisinart 12-speed stand mixer: $250 (46% off)
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This 5.5-quart Cuisinart mixer is a versatile kitchen gadget perfect for all cooking or baking enthusiasts. It features 12 speeds and can be used for baking, making homemade pasta, mixing ice cream, grinding meats and more.
It comes with three accessories: a dough hook, a flat beater and a whisk.
Regularly $460, get this Cuisinart 12-speed stand mixer at Wayfair for $250 during the Way Day 2024 sale this weekend.
Smeg 2-slice 50s style toaster: $200 (save 20%)
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Smeg home appliances are beloved for their retro aesthetic and quality. Smeg products tend to be a bit pricey, but right now, during Way Day 2024 you can score this Smeg 2-slice 50’s-style toaster for $200, reduced from $250.
Keurig K-Elite coffee maker: $129 (save 32%)
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The Keurig K-Elite coffee maker was one of the best coffee makers of 2023. Not only can the top-rated coffee appliance make a single cup of coffee at a time, but it also features a 75-ounce water reservoir so you can make cups of coffee for everyone in your family.
The device features a strong brew button, an iced coffee setting and hot water on demand, perfect for making tea and hot chocolate for those cool summer nights.
Find it on sale at Wayfair for $129, reduced from $190.
Cuisinart countertop blender: $115 (save 36%)
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This blender-slash-food processor can do it all. The device boasts 500 watts of power, seven functions (pulse, stir, chop, mix, puree, food processor and ice crush) and a three-cup food processor attachment, as well as a 48-ounce glass blender jar.
Right now this 4.6-star-rated food processor is on sale for $115 at Wayfair.
Oneida Avery 90-piece flatware set: $81 (73% off)
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Looking to replace your family’s everyday flatware? This 4.6-star-rated service for 12 by Oneida is easy to stack in your kitchen utensil drawer. Plus, it’s greatly discounted and built to last.
Says reviewer Kim: “Very pretty flatware, will last forever at a great price. Looks great after being in dishwasher.”
Cuisinart Perfectemp 14-cup coffee maker: $100 (save 46%)
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This programmable 14-cup coffee maker by Cuisinart is great for busy households that prefer traditional drip coffee. You can adjust the flavor and temperature settings to fit your preferences and then set it to brew at the desired time so your coffee is ready when you get up.
Classic Cuisine 6-speed hand immersion blender: $37 (59% off)
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This handy four-in-one kitchen tool comes with a whisk, a 32-ounce beaker and food processor/chopper cup attachment to help you easily make milkshakes, salsa, soup, baby food and more right from your own kitchen.
Get this 4.5-star-rated immersion blender for $37 (54% off) at Wayfair’s Way Day 2024 sale.
Vitamix E310 Explorian blender: $330 (13% off)
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The Vitamix Explorian blender is another one of Wayfair’s kitchen doorbuster deals. The 4.7-star-rated kitchen gadget features a 48-ounce container and sturdy, aircraft-grade, stainless-steel blades.
The Vitamix E310 Explorian blender offers 10 different speeds, including a pulse feature.
The following is a transcript of an interview with Sen. Mark Kelly, Democrat of Arizona, on “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan” that aired on Oct. 6, 2024.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Joining us now is Arizona’s Democratic Senator, Mark Kelly. He’s in Detroit this morning on the campaign trail for the Harris campaign. Good morning to you, Senator.
SEN. MARK KELLY: Good morning, Margaret.
MARGARET BRENNAN: I want to talk to you about Arizona, but let’s start in Michigan, which is where you are right now. And it is going to be such a key state to a potential Harris or Trump victory. Vice President Harris is facing challenges among black men, working class people, as well as the Muslim and Arab populations skeptical of the White House support for Israel’s wars. What are you hearing on the ground there from voters?
SEN. KELLY: Well, my wife, Gabby Giffords, and I have been out here for a couple days. We’ve been campaigning across the country, Michigan, I’ve been in North Carolina, Georgia as well. I’ll be back to Arizona here soon. The vice president was out here speaking to Muslim organizations and the Arab community about what is at stake in this election and addressing the concerns that they have. What we’re hearing, issues about the economy, about gun violence, about, you know, supporting American families and the difference between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. You know, Kamala Harris, who has a vision for the future of this country, Donald Trump, who just wants to drag us backwards.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Today in Dearborn, Michigan, there’s a funeral service for an American man who was killed in Lebanon by an Israeli airstrike. It just underscores how that community you’re talking about out in Michigan feel some of what’s happening in a personal way to their community. Given how close this race is, do you think this war and the expectation it could escalate could cost Democrats both a seat in the Senate and potentially the presidency?
SEN. KELLY: Margaret, nobody wants to see escalation and it’s tragic when any innocent person, whether it’s an American or Palestinian, lose their life in a conflict. Tomorrow’s one year since October 7th, when Israel was violently attacked. Israel has a right to defend itself, not only from Hamas, but from Hezbollah and from the Iranians. But, you know, I and my wife, you know, we feel for the community here who’s been affected by this. And that’s why the vice president was out here earlier, a few days ago, meeting with that community.
MARGARET BRENNAN: But it’s a live issue.
SEN. KELLY: Yeah, sure. I mean, there is an ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Israel is, you know, fighting a war now on, I think it’s fair to say, two fronts and then being attacked by the Iranians as well. And, they- they need to defend themselves, and we need to support our Israeli ally. At the same time, when women and children lose their life, innocent people in a conflict, it is- it is tragic.
MARGARET BRENNAN: You do sit on the Senate Intelligence Committee and so I know you know how intense the efforts are by foreign actors to try to manipulate voters going into November. Just this Friday, Matthew Olsen, the lead on election threats at the Department of Justice, told CBS the Russians are, quote, highlighting immigration as a wedge issue. That is such a key issue in Arizona. Are you seeing targeted information operations really focusing in on Arizonans right now?
SEN. KELLY: Not only in Arizona, in other battleground states. It’s the Russians, the Chinese, the Iranians, and it’s significant. And we need to do a better job getting the message out to the American people that there is a huge amount of misinformation. If you’re looking at stuff on Twitter, on TikTok, on Facebook, on Instagram, and it’s political in nature, and you may- might think that that person responding to that political article or who made that meme up is an American. It could be- it could look like a U.S. service member. There is a very reasonable chance I would put it in the 20 to 30% range, that the content you are seeing, the comments you are seeing, are coming from one of those three countries: Russia, Iran, China. We had a hearing recently, with the FBI director, the DNI, and the head of the National Security Agency. And we talked about this. And we talked about getting the word out. And it’s up to us, so thank you for asking me the question, because it’s up to us, the people who serve in Congress and the White House to get the information out there, that there is a tremendous amount of misinformation in this election, and it’s not going to stop on November 5th.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Understood. And we will do our best to help parse that for viewers. But on the topic of the border, President Biden did announce just this past week new regulations to keep in place that partial asylum ban that he rolled out back in June. That’s what’s credited with helping to bring down some of the border crossing numbers in recent weeks. It was supposed to be a temporary policy, dependent on how many people were crossing at a time. Do you think this is the right long term policy, or is this just a gimmick to bring down numbers ahead of the election?
SEN. KELLY: Well, the right long term policy is to do this through legislation. And we were a day or two away from doing that, passing strong border security legislation supported by the vice president, negotiated by the vice president, and the president and his Department of Homeland Security, with Democrats and Republicans–
MARGARET BRENNAN: But this is not legislation.
SEN. KELLY: –This is bipartisan. This isn’t. But the legislation was killed by Donald Trump. We were really close to getting it passed. That’s the correct way to do this. When you can’t do that, Margaret, when a former president interrupts the legislative process the way he did, which is the most hypocritical thing I’ve ever seen in my three and a half years in the Senate. After that happened, the only other option is executive actions. And this has gone from what was chaos and a crisis at our southern border to somewhat manageable. And if you’re the border- Border Patrol, you know, this is this- you need this. I mean, otherwise it is unsafe for Border Patrol agents, for CBP officers, for migrants, for communities in southern Arizona. So it’s unfortunate that this was the- these were the steps that had to be taken.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Okay.
SEN. KELLY: But that’s because the former president didn’t allow us to do this through legislation.
MARGARET BRENNAN: Senator, we have to leave it right there. Face the Nation will be right back.
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