My favorite KitchenAid stand mixer is $100 off — plus 4 more can't-miss deals in Amazon's Big Spring Sale

A Tom's Guide favorite, in the KitchenAid Artisan 5-Quart stand mixer review, we dubbed it the "best kitchen purchase" you can ever make. It beats, whisks, and kneads at 10 different speeds, so you don't have to, reducing recipe times. The bowl is big enough to support 9 dozen cookies or 4 loaves of bread at a time. This machine also boasts a 59-point planetary mixing action — fancy words that translate into incredibly mixed ingredients. Plus, it includes a flat beater, a coated dough hook, a 6-wire whip, and a 1-piece pouring shield. It's available in a rainbow of color ranges, but the best deal ($100 off) applies to the Pistachio finish.

It might not yet be summer, but who doesn’t love ice cream any time of year? With $40 less than its original asking price, add this 2-quart bowl to your stand mixer and churn small batches of ice cream, gelato, and sorbet in under 30 minutes. All you have to do, according to one reviewer, is “pop the bowl in the freezer overnight, pour in your ingredients, and let the mixer do the work.” 

This multi-functional power machine can chop, shred, mince, slice, knead, whip, mix and puree. And it can handle anything from meats and cheeses to vegetables and doughs. What's more, it's fast and can mince 1lb of chicken or beef in 10 seconds. It comes with a 9-cup bowl and lid, a multi-purpose four-blade, a reversible slicing and shredding disc, a whisk accessory, a refrigerator lid, and a dough blade.

This hand blender is a super tool in the kitchen if you love to puree, make smoothies, soups, and sauces. It has an 8-inch blending arm with a 4-point stainless steel blade, 4-speed controls, and a removable pan guard to protect your pans during blending. Plus, you get a whisk and chopper attachment, and a blending pitcher with a lid. It's available in White, Blue Velvet, Empire Red and Aqua Sky.

You get a lot of bang for your buck with the KitchenAid Dual Platform Digital Kitchen and Food Scale. It gives you the ability to weigh your regular ingredients, with a smaller scale for precise measurements. So, if you're a coffee aficionado, you can get the perfect balance of beans for your brew. The small scale measures up to 16 oz (500g), and the larger scale measures up to 11 lb (5kg).