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Not a drill: Our Place — you know, the Insta-famous kitchenware brand — is having a huge end-of-summer sale right now. So you can grab the cult-fave Always Pan and Perfect Pot for 25% off, along with a tonnnn of other pretty things for your kitchen.
I mean, you'll need something for all those cozy fall meals you'll be making this season, right? The Always Pan basically does it all, and can replace your frying pan, saute pan, steamer, skillet, saucepan, nonstick pan, spatula, and spoon rest all in one. Casual! Right now, you can grab it for $108, down from its usual $145 price.
Meanwhile, the Perfect Pot is just the thing for all those soups you'll be cooking on chilly evenings. It comes in a ton of pretty colors, and can do a ton of things including boiling, baking, crisping and steaming. It's currently priced at $123, down from $165.
In addition to the pots, pans, and other cookware and bakeware items on sale, Our Place is also giving you a sweet discount on dishes, glasses, and other things that would look *so* good on the table at your next dinner party.
In addition to individual items, you can grab some bundles, including the limited-edition Dinner at Selena's Bundle, a set inspired by Selena Gomez's favorite colors. It includes the Always Pan, drinking glasses, and plates.
The Goodbye Summer Sale runs through September 6, so don't miss it. Just saying, this sale is a great chance to get a head start on your holiday shopping!
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