Best Kitchen Finds Under $25 at Amazon’s Italian Outlet

You can find pretty much anything at Amazon these days, from frying pans to large kitchen appliances. But one of my latest obsessions is searching the retailer for hidden storefronts, like the secret Japanese outlet. Luckily for all my fellow pasta and pizza lovers out there, I recently found an Italian Amazon storefront, where you can buy affordable cookware, a clever cheese sprinkler, and more kitchen tools for making your favorite Italian dishes. I found the 10 best kitchen items at the made-in-Italy Amazon outlet, and they start at just $9.

Best Amazon Italian Outlet Finds Under $25

While Italy is known for its fine wine, this Italian-made cocktail shaker will be a chic addition to your bar cart. The Godinger cocktail shaker is made with thick, heavy glass and has a built-in strainer. It’s simple, functional, and high-quality, plus you can see your drink as you shake and mix, in comparison to traditional metal cocktail shakers.

Nothing beats fresh homemade pasta, but you’ll need a pasta drying rack to do it. This made-in-Italy drying rack is made with beechwood and offers 10 square feet of drying space. Plus, it conveniently folds flat for easy storage between pasta nights. “This is a must-have if you are looking to cook fresh long pasta,” one reviewer said. “It was so easy to assemble.”

There’s no better vessel for Italian-made olive oil than this Italian-made olive oil bottle from Bormioli Rocco. (You could use it for vinegar, too.) The simple, ridged design will complement any kitchen decor, and it’s accompanied by a stainless steel easy-to-dispense spout. “I love the size of this bottle, and the design makes it easy to grip!” one reviewer said.

Whether you’re cooking up a pie in an outdoor pizza oven or on a pizza stone, you’ll need a pizza peel to transfer your dough in and out of the oven in one piece. This Eppicotispai pizza peel is made with lightweight birchwood and boasts about 12 x 10 inches of surface area. Plus, the Italian-made pizza peel is a great tool to have on hand for all sorts of baking projects — not just pizza.

If you’ve mastered homemade fettuccine, try your hand at making ravioli with the filling of your choice. This rounded ravioli stamp cuts and crimps the edges of your 3-inch ravioli in one step, sealing the filling to survive boiling and adding that classic wavy edge. For just $12, the Eppicotispai ravioli stamp is an easy way to level up your homemade pasta and impress dinner party guests.

While you won’t find a high-end knife set for under $25 at the Made in Italy Amazon outlet, this Bisetti Pantone paring knife is a steal for $15. The brand’s pink soft-touch handle is stylish and eye-catching, while the 4-inch blade is perfect for chopping ingredients, like carrots and parsley. 

While it may not be made from Venice’s famous Murano glass, this petite 5-ounce Mason jar comes in handy for making salad dressing, storing leftovers, or serving up cocktails. It’s a product of Italian glassware maker Bormioli Rocco, which has been around since 1825. These Mason jars “very handy to have for small amounts of food or drinks and little things in your sewing room,” one shopper said.

Because of the bubbles, a regular wine stopper typically won’t cut it when you’ve got a half-empty bottle of champagne on your hands. However, Fante’s Champagne Stopper is strong enough to preserve your bubbly, thanks to the stainless steel frame and silicone gasket. You’ll get one stopper for $15 at Amazon’s Italian storefront, which is much cheaper than a wasted bottle of top-shelf champagne.

Whether topping spaghetti or pepperoni pizza, Parmesan cheese is a staple for most Italian dinners (and shockingly high in protein). The Snips Cheese Sprinkler is easy to fill and dispense, evenly distributing the cheese and keeping it fresh for your next pasta night. “It has a neat little twist action in the lid that breaks up any clumps, so it delivers a sprinkling of your grated cheese to your food,” one reviewer said.

If you’re a fan of making and shaping your own pizza dough, then this professional-quality spatula is worth the reasonable price tag of $20. The stainless steel scraper has a flat side that makes it easy to release the dough after rising or cut it as needed.  One reviewer ditched their cheaper spatula for this one and says it was worth the upgrade. “This one is just the right size and feels well-made, with quality materials,” they said. “It’s very solid and sturdy, but still has just enough flexibility to get under the dough when removing from the box.”