What a week for chronically online food-lovers. So far, the internet has unveiled a trailer for the latest show from the Chef’s Table multiverse; we learned Ed Sheeran will be opening a pop-up Irish pub on the North Shore; and spring has been ushered in with sakura season snack box drops and a Big Spring Sale from Amazon on all kinds of spring-reset-worthy kitchen items. So if you want to bring home the same mid-century modern coffee maker that Gwyneth Paltrow keeps in her Montecito guest house while it’s on sale, now is the moment.

Last week, we quenched our thirst for deals with sales from Stanley, Material Kitchen, and stainless steel cookware from the Eater x Heritage Steel collaboration. This week, we’re bringing you the best of the kitchen and cookware bounty from Amazon’s dizzying spring sale, and highlighting some friendly competition from the sales over at Sur La Table and West Elm, which are filled with their fair share of festive spring tablescape items.

Rip into some Creme Eggs, and let’s shop.

Our editors’ picks from Amazon’s big spring sale

One day, Bezos will blast himself to space in a Bissell Little Green vacuum. Until then, we are, admittedly, not immune to the Amazon Big Spring Sale deals from the retail behemoth — particularly when egg prices are so tumultuous. Everything from flashy countertop appliances by well-reputed brands such as Vitamix and Moccamaster are on sale for the event, as well as workhorse cleaning items such as Dawn Powerwash (my personal holy water) and some chic, unbreakable cocktail glasses.

This mid-century modern coffee machine

Save over $100 on Vitamix’s most handsome blender

These freezer-safe storage containers are 46% off

JoyJolt JoyFul Storage Containers (24-piece)

Prices taken at time of publishing.

Spring is unofficially the season for parting with all of those old, cheap plastic takeout containers you have been using to store leftovers, and upgrading to non-plastic storage containers for a reset. This whopping 24-piece glass set is dishwasher- and freezer-safe, and includes secure lock-in lids, so you can tote your goulash around town with peace of mind. 

Sur La Table’s secret 40% off sale

Sur La Table is having a self-proclaimed secret sale with discounts of up to 40 percent off, with major deals on covetable picks like pastel-colored, non-toxic cookware sets; stoneware baking dish trios; and a bunch of other tablescape items that are getting us in the spirit for spring. Score deals on top brands including Le Creuset, Staub, GreenPan, Viking, and Zwilling, and enjoy a few of our fave picks below.

Serve a butterfly pea flower cocktail in this glass

Your homemade pasta deserves a beautiful bowl

Sur La Table Nova Deruta Pasta Bowl (8.5 inches)

Prices taken at time of publishing.

Making pasta from scratch is easy with the right tools, and I suggest serving your next triumph of fettuccine in this old world Nova Deruta pasta bowl, which is part of a collection made exclusively for Sur La Table by the Italian majolica company.   

Shonda Rhimes, you would love this 50% off candle holder

West Elm’s up to 50% off sale

West Elm has also tossed its hat into the proverbial fairy ring of springtime doorbuster events, and is offering discounts of up to 50 percent off items in all of its categories, including a big flatweave wool area rugs for your dining room and plenty of sleek barware.

Upgrade your bar cart for spritz season

Silver Aja Barware Collection

Prices taken at time of publishing.

Get 50 percent off this architectural display of stainless steel (which is very in right now, by the way) cocktail tools, which includes a strainer, bottle opener, jigger, and spoon. 

A marble swirl bowl for your ice cream

A very cool, graphic Scandinavian mug

Marimekko Melooni Mug (8.5 oz)

Prices taken at time of publishing.

I’m just surprised this piece isn’t coming from a sale at the MoMA Design Store. Marimekko is a household name when it comes to Scandinavian design, and it remains beloved for its bold graphic patterns (Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was a fan) that have been making kitchens and wardrobes alike less boring. Plus, something about this mug feels like a subtle ode to dirty martinis. 

Same time next week?