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QVC's kitchen deals offer big gifts at not-so-big prices

The KitchenAid Corded Variable-Speed Immersion Blender
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If you’re going for maximum impact this gift-giving season, it’s tempting to spend a ton of money on a splashy bit of gear. But you don’t have to empty your wallet to get top-quality kitchen equipment for the serious cooks on your list. QVC is dedicated to quality, with expertly curated products for kitchen chefs from beginner to pro. QVC’s broad selection and curated product categories ensure you’re getting a big gift for a not-so-big price. Everyday meals are bound to become more delicious than ever with QVC’s carefully selected product categories full of trusted products.

You can help make everyday cooks happier and get the wow you’re looking for when they open the gift by thinking about impact rather than price. Trusted brands like Ninja, KitchenAid, Caraway, and more offer exactly what cooks need, and QVC makes it enjoyable to discover the right products from the comfort of your home. Need more assistance? QVC’s got reliable customer service and smooth, engaging shopping experiences that will make it your preferred shopping destination for years to come. Best of all, you can see them demonstrated in videos and photos while you shop across TV, digital, and mobile to make sure they’re right for you.

Shop these four products for a big impact without the big cost.

The rundown

  • An air fryer is the perfect way to make fast, delicious meals in minutes
  • Impress the smoothie fanatic with a KitchenAid variable-speed blender
  • KitchenAid’s legendary stand mixer is ideal for dedicated home bakers
  • A pellet grill and smoker makes the perfect gift for backyard chefs

An air fryer simplifies weeknight meals

An air fryer can completely change the way you cook. Simple to use, fast, and easy to clean, they deliver weeknight meals in a flash with delicious results. The Ninja Crispi Pro 6-in-1 Countertop Glass Air Fryer can cook everything from a small serving of veggies to a big roasted chicken for a family of five with the flip of a switch.

With six different functions and two glass cooking containers (6-quart and 2.5-quart), the lucky cook on your gift list will find themselves reaching for this modular and convenient unit most nights of the week.

A blender for the smoothie fanatic

Whether it's breakfast on the go or just a sweet treat in the afternoon, it's a button-push away with the KitchenAid Corded Variable-Speed Immersion Blender. And it delivers smoother, more consistent results thanks to its variable-speed trigger switch.

Just as importantly, it looks stylish on any countertop. With multiple colors to choose from and KitchenAid’s classic aesthetic, it will have guests suddenly craving a smoothie treat.

A serious mixer for serious bakers

Every serious home baker lusts after the KitchenAid 7-Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer, and it's easy to see why. With 11 speeds, and even half-speeds to really tailor the mixing process, this must-have appliance offers precise control, even in big batches. From cookies to breads to cakes to mashed potatoes for a big family gathering, this big-time mixer is up to the task and lets your visitors know you mean baking business.

A pellet grill and smoker for the backyard chef

When the weather’s nice, it’s great to get out of the stuffy kitchen. But that doesn’t mean you have to leave delicious meals behind. The Pit Boss Sedona Pellet Grill Smoker delivers restaurant-quality smoked meats and seared veggies with the convenience of an electric-powered pellet system.

Control the temperature of the 540 square inches of cooking surface using the digital control board that includes a simple dial. Going for a sear? This unit can get as hot as 1,000ºF, and unlike other grills in this category, the Pit Boss has a direct-flame option for true searing perfection. Thinking low and slow for some smoked meats? The fan-forced convection system ensures an even cook every time.

Dan Cavallari
Freelance writer

Dan Cavallari is the former technical editor for VeloNews Magazine, who currently reviews electric bikes, bike lights, and other bike accessories for Tom's Guide. In addition to VeloNews, his work has appeared in Triathlete Magazine, Rouleur Magazine, CyclingTips.com, Road Bike Action, Mountain Bike Action, CycleVolta.com, Tomsguide.com, and much more. Dan also hosts two podcasts on his site, Slow Guy on the Fast Ride: One is about cycling and other outdoor activities, while the other looks at mental health issues. Most recently, Dan also covered the 2022 Tour de France. Dan lives outside of Denver, Colorado with his family.