Discount Flatware & Cutlery Sale

Stocking up on disposable forks, knives, and spoons in one box makes sense if you're hosting a party or just want backup for busy weeks when washing dishes isn't happening, and the heavy-duty build means you won't get flimsy pieces that snap under a steak. Buy Now at Walmart

Slicing vegetables evenly gets tricky with just a knife, and this mandoline comes with a hand guard so you're not risking your fingers to get thin, consistent cuts; it's $6 off the $40 list price right now. Buy Now at Amazon

Handy for anyone who wants restaurant-thin, even cuts on potatoes, cucumbers, and other veggies without pulling out a knife, and it's currently $6 off the $40 list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Slices, juliennes, and shreds vegetables in one pass, which cuts down on prep time if you're meal-prepping or cooking for a crowd, and it's currently $6 off the list price at $34. Buy Now at Amazon

This handheld mandoline is worth a look if you slice a lot of vegetables and want consistent thickness without breaking out a food processor, and it's currently $6 off the list price at $34. Buy Now at Amazon

Home cooks who want a full set without piecing together individual knives will appreciate having everything from a paring knife to kitchen shears in one block, keeping your counter organized and your blades within reach. Buy Now at Home Depot

Slicing consistent, thin cuts by hand takes practice, and a mandoline like this one handles the work for anyone who wants uniform veggies or fruit without the knife skills, currently $7.50 off the list price on Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

This sturdy stainless steel masher suits anyone who makes mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, or squash regularly and wants a tool that won't bend under pressure, and at $28.80 it's $5 off the $33.88 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

This small paring knife suits detail work like peeling and trimming rather than heavy chopping, and at $39.99 it's $41 off the $80.99 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $7.99 since this was originally published.

Handy for anyone who packs their own lunch or eats on the go and wants to skip single-use plastic, with a compact case that clips onto a bag. At $7.49, it's just 50 cents off the usual price. Buy Now at Amazon

Kitchen enthusiasts who prefer a versatile blade for slicing, dicing, and chopping will appreciate the kiritsuke shape and 67-layer Damascus steel construction on this one, and it's currently $31 (about 24%) off the list price at Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Home cooks who want a step up from basic stamped knives will notice the difference with high carbon steel blades, which hold an edge longer between sharpenings; this 3-piece set is $93 off the $193 list price, putting it at $100. Buy Now at Amazon

A long, narrow blade like this one gives you cleaner cuts through brisket, roasts, and other large slabs of meat than a standard chef's knife, useful if you smoke or cook big cuts regularly. At $46, it's $44 off the $90 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A full block set like this suits anyone tired of hunting through mismatched drawer knives, giving you a dedicated blade for nearly every cutting task in one set. At $140, that's $60 (30%) off the $200 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Anyone replacing mismatched or worn utensils will appreciate having a full 24-piece set that covers service for six without needing separate purchases, and stainless steel means it holds up to regular dishwasher use without pitting or rusting. Buy Now at Home Depot

Handy for kitchen prep tasks that fall between a paring knife and a chef's knife, so it suits anyone slicing sandwiches, small produce, or cheese without pulling out a bigger blade. Buy Now at Home Depot

Built for breaking down whole chickens or spatchcocking without wrestling with kitchen scissors, these hold up for anyone who cooks poultry regularly, and they're $3.90 off the list price at $22.09. Buy Now at Amazon

A kiritsuke blends the slicing edge of a chef's knife with the pointed tip of a yanagiba, so it suits cooks who want one knife for both precision cuts and general prep. At $44, that's $41 (about 48%) off the $85 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A fun pick for Dolly Parton fans or anyone who wants a bit of personality in their kitchen drawer, and at $6.99 it's $1.64 off the $8.63 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

A single-bevel kiritsuke shape gives you the precision of a Japanese chef's knife for slicing, dicing, and mincing without needing separate blades, and it suits anyone looking to upgrade from a basic kitchen knife set. At $36, that's $40 (53%) off the $76 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Damascus steel construction gives you a sharper edge that holds longer between sharpenings, making this a solid pick for anyone cooking regularly at home. The listed savings amount to just a penny off list price, so buy this one based on the knife itself rather than any discount. Buy Now at Amazon

Handy for anyone with a drawer full of dull kitchen knives, since the multi-stage slots handle everything from coarse repair to fine polishing without a learning curve, and the included cut-resistant glove is a nice safety add. At $13.49, that's $4.50 (25%) off the $18 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

This chef knife suits anyone looking to upgrade from a flimsy kitchen drawer knife without spending much, since a 6-inch blade handles everyday chopping and slicing tasks well. It's currently $20 off, exactly half the list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Kitchen regulars who chop vegetables daily will appreciate the hollow edge, which helps food release from the blade instead of sticking to it, and the full tang construction adds balance and durability you don't get with cheaper knives. Buy Now at Home Depot

Update: The price has dropped to $17.19 since this was originally published.

Setting up a cheese board gets easier with three distinct knife shapes on hand, so you're never trying to force one blade through both a hard aged wedge and a soft brie. Buy Now at Amazon