The Best Food52 Sales to Shop This Week

August 15, 2023

The Best Food52 Sales to Shop This Week

Including a personal fireplace and some very luxe, stainless steel ovenware.

Whether they’re hosting a blowout seasonal sale or simply slashing the prices of high quality homewares for general purposes, Food52 is where you go when you open a tab (or a few) to that instantly results in a list of "stuff I bought that I didn’t know I needed and am now obsessed with." Case in point? All the wonderfully made homewares in Food52’s current sale section that are waiting to lure you in with their usefulness, smart designs, and yes, generously marked down price tags.

If you, too, are prone to innocently browsing the retailer only to find yourself furiously adding to a cart full of goodies, take a peek at our shopping blueprint aka all the sale items from Food52 we’re ogling (and power purchasing) this week.

Our Food52 Sale Favorites

18% Off FLÎKR Fire Personal Concrete Fireplace

Ambience, s’mores, your pick. This mini FLÎKR Fire fireplace may pack a teensy footprint, but oh, we have lots to say about it. It’s built from sturdy concrete, and it’s just the ticket for creating an instant ambience (or, you know, whipping up some s’mores). Ready in 3, 2, 1: Just pour in a bit of rubbing alcohol, grab a match, and you’ve got yourself a new flame. Refueling: Always wait 15 minutes between refueling and ensure previous fire is snuffed out before doing so. Keeps on burning: 5 ounces of rubbing alcohol = 50ish minutes of burn time. Simple. Clean as can be: Take a deep breath—this one creates soot only where the flame touches, and it’ll never dirty your ceiling. Food safe: Yep, it’s totally game for cooking, too. (Someone grab the marshmallows and graham crackers.) Perfectly portable: In the living room, out on the deck...it’s ready to add a little warmth indoors and out, with felt on the bottom to protect your precious surfaces. Recommended use: In a ventilated area, larger than 300 square feet.

Ignite this personal fireplace with rubbing alcohol and a match and watch it brighten up and warm your space (300 square feet or more!) for less than $100.

21% Off Hestan Provisions OvenBond Stainless-Steel Ovenware

These aren’t your average stainless-steel baking sheets. Far from it, in fact. Part of Hestan’s OvenBond collection, this ovenware is made of triple-bonded 18/10 stainless steel and has an aluminum core for ultra-fast-and-even heating. And just to ensure it all lasts a lifetime: It’s been engineered and tested to resist warping.

Fancy ovenware that won’t buckle under pressure or more importantly, heat. Own it (and proudly show it off) for a lifetime.

23% Off Olli Ella Rattan Big Luggy Rolling Market Cart

A tisket, a tasket, a wicker market basket. Finally, a cute upgrade from the dreaded (but infinitely useful) granny cart. Save your shoulders when you stock up at the farmers’ market, carry a load to the beach, or haul a big pile of books to donate to your local library. Made from fairtrade materials and made with love, it’s safe to say that everyone here loves it—we’ve been searching for one like this for a long time!

This rattan twist on a classic cart is cute and it handles hauls with ease, according to Food52 shoppers who also find it to be extremely spacious and able to roll over bumpy surfaces with ease.

35% Off Schoolhouse Channeled Cotton Quilt & Shams

Channel surfing. There's a reason this channeled cotton bedding has a lived-in-cozy look to it—it's inspired by vintage quilted jackets. And if you think it looks cozy, wait till you dive in: It's got a casual weight and texture thanks to an extra-special weaving process called matelassé. The fabric's all yarn-dyed to create those dreamy colors you see. There are quilts and shams in twin, queen, king, euro...any size under the sun here. We'll leave you to get mix-and-match-happy with your favorite sheets. MADE IN: Portugal.

Schoolhouse’s cotton quilt and shams bear a lived-in look that leans heavily on vintage inspiration.

36% Off Five Two Essential Knives

Our Five Two knives have handles that are good-looking enough to steal the whole show—but that’s just the beginning. Our Five Two knives have handles that are good-looking enough to steal the whole show—but that’s just the beginning. After 4,500 community members weighed in, we reimagined your regular slicers and dicers as three indispensable blades: a classic chef’s knife that’s your all-around MVP, a serrated blade for breads and so much more, and a paring knife for small jobs. They’re all fully forged and crafted from super-sharp Japanese steel, with soft-touch handles and an extra-comfy grip. No other knives need apply.

The brand’s signature knives are a staple for Dwell readers, so choose your favorite shade and add these Japanese steel-bladed accessories to your own kitchen.

40% Off Mepra Outdoor Italian Salad Bowls & Salad Servers

These make outdoor dining look gooood. Backyard dining in a very "la dolce vita" kinda way—sleek, polished dishes and tableware made in Italy and very bella, bella. These lightweight salad bowls and salad servers are perfect for outdoor dinner parties when the last thing you want to do is carry a heavy (and breakable) dish all the way out from the kitchen. Load up the larger size with a melon and watercress salad or a farro, kale and strawberry salad (extra pretty in the translucent bowl) while this roasted potato salad fills up the smaller side bowl just as nicely.

Here’s the ultimate dining al fresco set in onyx, white, or transparent.

43% Off Le Creuset Classic Enameled Cast-Iron Skillet, 9"

It’s a classic for a reason: Le Creuset’s Signature skillet is built to sear, sauté, stir-fry, bake, and then some. The enameled cast iron does a bang-up job distributing and retaining heat, without the need for seasoning. And it’ll stay slick, since it’s meant to develop a natural patina over time. If you’ve got metal utensils, go for it—that black enameled interior can take it. The whole thing resists stains, chipping, and cracking too. We love this 9-inch size for cornbread, single-serving pork chops, roasted veg, and personal pizza. It’s lighter than any other cast-iron pan its size (but, rest assured, it still has two solid handles for breezy transfers).

Another best-seller among the cookware-loving crowd, Le Creuset’s cast iron skillet is nearly half off.

50% Off Schoolhouse Parker Pull

Named after famed musician and composer Charlie Parker, the Parker Pull's graceful profile and solid brass design are reminiscent of a saxophone's structure. Clean lines add a modern touch, while rounded wire handles make it comfortable to grasp. Features an optional backplate that may be used or removed based on desired aesthetic.

This brass cabinet accessory with rounded wire handle takes its name from legendary composer and musician Charlie Parker.

51% Off Food52 x Dansk Købenstyle Saucepan

Scandi-inspired sauce. Inspired by the iconic mid-century aesthetic of Danish sculptor Jens Quistgaard, Dansk has been creating cookware and cutlery since the 1950s. Whip up a batch of beurre blanc or homemade tomato sauce in this Købenstyle enameled carbon-steel saucepan, then bring it straight to the table and use the ingenious lid as a trivet.

Who doesn’t appreciate multi-functional cookware? These saucepans come in two sizes —1 qt or 2 qt—plus a lid that doubles as a trivet.

64% Off Waffle Dish Towel, Set of 3

If these towels could talk, they’d say "soak it all in." That waffle weave is as absorbent as it gets, so spills are gone with a quick swipe. They’re 100% Turkish cotton, too (made in Turkey, naturally) so they’ll hop in the wash between kitchen cleanups. Take your pick from a whole rainbow of colors—they come three to a set since we know you’ll be putting them on repeat.

An extra absorbent weave makes these waffle dish towels efficient at cleaning up counter and stove top spills, plus they come in five rich, display-worthy hues.

Top image courtesy of Food52

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