Get 43% off a KitchenAid cookware set ahead of Wayfair's October Way Day
Shop this early Way Day deal to save $170 on premium pots and pans.
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Wayfair's October Way Day sale is on its way, and you can get ahead of the shopping rush with this early deal on a 10-piece KitchenAid cookware set. Right now, you can save 43% on this collection of premium pots and pans, saving you north of $170 in the process. Keep scrolling to learn more about the early Way Day savings opportunity before Wayfair's big sale starts on Saturday, October 5.
KitchenAid 10-Piece Hard Anodized Ceramic Nonstick Cookware Set
What does this KitchenAid cookware set include?
This ceramic KitchenAid cookware set includes a whopping 10 pieces for under $230. The oven-safe set comes in four different color options and includes the following:
- 4 lids
- 1 stock pot
- 2 saucepans
- 2 frying pans/skillets
- 1 sauté pan
Why do shoppers like this KitchenAid cookware set?
KitchenAid makes some of the best kitchen essentials in the business, so it's no surprise that the brand's cookware has great reviews on Wayfair's product page. This 10-piece cookware set has almost 200 five-star reviews and boasts an incredible rating of 4.9 out of five stars.
All of the pots and pans are durable and versatile, making them perfect for sautéing, cooking, baking and more. In addition, the 43% discount doesn't hurt, as the original $400 price tag is down to just $229.95 ahead of October Way Day.
When does Wayfair's October Way Day sale start?
October Way Day will start on Saturday, October 5 and wrap up on Monday, October 7.
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