Williams Sonoma’s Presidents Day Deals Include KitchenAid, All-Clad, and More Editor-Loved Brands

Stoneware is an excellent option for baked and braised dishes because it remains evenly heated (no hot spots, ever!) and retains that heat after you take it out of the oven — so your food stays hot when you're ready to serve it. Tiny nubs on the underside of the lid distribute moisture and the finish resists stains and scratches, so you can enjoy this in your cookware collection for many years.

Once you start making your own shaved ice at home, you'll have a hard time going back to any store-bought variety. This attachment goes onto your KitchenAid Stand Mixer and includes four round molds. Simply fill them with the liquid of your choice — the flavor options and combinations are endless — pop them in your freezer, then run them through the attachment for a quick and delicious treat. Read our full review of it here.

At $150 off, let this be your sign to finally get the countertop espresso machine of your dreams. This full-service model has two spigots to pull multiple shots at once, a milk-frothing wand, and a built-in storage tray to hold accessories. You can create barista-quality espressos, cappuccinos, lattes, and more right at home, and the compact design fits on most countertops. Read our full review of it here.

A well-made stick blender can unlock a lot of recipes that would otherwise be too difficult or messy to make using a regular blender. This lets you puree soups and sauces right in the pot and is great at whipping up marinades and dressings in a snap — especially when you use the plastic pitcher and chopper attachment that are included. The whisk also creates fluffy homemade whipped cream that tastes 100 times better than anything that comes in a can. It's no wonder this made our list of best immersion blenders.

Take $50 off the stand mixer that never ceases to amaze us. This deal comes with three different paddle attachments — a flat beater, dough hook, and wire whip — as well as a pouring shield that prevents ingredients from accidentally ending up on your counters. Choose between 19 different colors to make sure this hardworking do-it-all appliance matches your kitchen's style perfectly. Check out our full review to learn why we like it so much.

Want to save time preparing ingredients? Pick up a food processor and let it cut vegetables into evenly sized medallions, finely diced cubes, or grated strands. The feeding tube fits a wide range of ingredients and both blade attachments can be stored inside the work bowl when it's not in use. Almost like having your own personal sous chef. Read our review of their mini food processor here.

We love the way grill pans open up your kitchen to different cooking styles and recipes that would otherwise require having an outdoor space with a big charcoal or propane grill. These are already great for apartments, and this skinny version is even better for small kitchens because it takes up less room. Use this either on your stovetop or inside your oven to get mouth-watering grill marks on steak, chicken, pork, fish, and veggies. Read our in-depth review of it here.

The secret power of All-Clad's cookware is their signature d5 construction: Five alternating layers of aluminum and stainless steel make this saucepan heat up quickly and diffuse that heat evenly so you don't end up with any hot spots or burnt food. Its bottom edges are curved to just the right degree so you can easily reach them with spoons, spatulas, and whisks, and the angled handle design makes the saucepan comfortable to carry and move around your cooking area. Check out our breakdown of All-Clad's different cookware lines here.

With this large version of Le Creuset's iconic Dutch oven, you'll be able to cook any sized roast and make dishes to feed your entire family — extended relatives included. Use it on the stovetop to brown meats and vegetables, then set it in your oven to develop incredible flavors through braising. The enamel interior is easy to clean and prevents food from sticking, and at $150 off now is the right time to buy. To learn more, check out our review of their 5.5-quart model.

Having one favorite knife is fine, but food prep and cooking tasks are much easier — and safer — when you have at least a few different knives to choose from. This eight-piece set has you covered for any cutting, slicing, or dicing job you'll encounter, and the handsome wooden block keeps them protected so they'll last longer. A sharpening rod and good pair of kitchen shears complete the bundle and make it an even better deal.