Martha Stewart Launched New Kitchen Electronics at Amazon

Martha Stewart just dropped a full kitchen electronics collection, and it’s the kind of launch that makes you want to throw out everything you own and start fresh. The collection can cover every meal of the day, giving us all the more reason to think about a spring kitchen refresh.

The new line includes waffle makers, toasters, and an electric kettle for your morning routine; a food processor, griddle, and air fryer oven for lunch and dinner; and a stand mixer and countertop blender for when dessert is calling. 

Most kitchen gadgets corner you into choosing between aesthetic and function—but Martha pulled through on both counts. The full line is available for purchase at Amazon and comes in four colors (mint green, pastel blue, a deep charcoal, and a warm ivory), with sleek, rounded lines for a perfect mix of minimal and chic.

Whether you’re outfitting a first apartment or finally replacing the mismatched hodgepodge of gadgets you’ve accumulated over the years, the latest Martha Stewart kitchen electronics collection makes it very easy to commit to a whole new setup. 

Martha Stewart Kitchen Electronics at Amazon

• French Door Air Fryer Toaster Oven Combo, $300
• 3-Cup Food Processor, $50
• 8-Quart Slow Cooker, $100
• Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, $150
• Electric Griddle, $70
• Electric Coffee & Spice Grinder, $50
• 4-Slice Toaster, $100
• Electric Kettle with Removable Stainless Steel Tea Infuser, $60
• Rotating Waffle Maker, $70 (was $77)
• 6-Quart Slim Air Fryer, $100
• Countertop Blender, $100
• Rice Cooker, $70

If you’ve been on the hunt for a countertop oven that actually pulls its weight, this air fryer toaster oven is genuinely worth the counter space. At 21.14 by 19.7 by 19.7 inches, it’s substantial in size but so is what it can do.

It has a 34-quart capacity and 12 preset functions (we’re talking air-fry, rotisserie, slow cook, dehydrate, proof, and more) that can handle everything a full-size oven can—without making you wait for a long preheat. The French doors with clear-view windows are a nice design touch, but also functional for you to easily keep an eye on your food without letting all the heat escape.

A fan raved, “This Martha Stewart oven has honestly made me stop using my full-size oven for everyday cooking. It’s just faster, easier, and cooks everything really evenly.”

Meal prep is one of those things that sounds great in theory but gets old fast when you’re standing there hand-chopping a pile of vegetables for a half hour.

With a 3-cup capacity, this processor can handle everyday jobs like mincing herbs, puréeing sauces, and chopping onions without any drama. Plus, the two-touch controls mean there’s zero learning curve. It’s compact enough for easy storage and cleanup is genuinely painless since the bowl, lid, and blade are all dishwasher safe.

One shopper said what used to be a 20- to 30-minute chopping session for a big pot of vegetable soup took less than a minute. “I honestly didn’t realize how much easier meal prep could be until I started using it,” they added. 

Already a slow cooker fan? This 8-quart version is about to take things up a notch with six cooking modes instead of the usual two.

A reviewer shared, “The added simmer, reheat, and warm options make it much more versatile depending on what I am cooking.” The 8-quart size holds enough to feed a serious crowd—think holiday meals or Sunday supper for the whole family. The bowl lifts out and works directly on the stovetop, so you can get a good sear going before anything slow cooks, too.

You can even set it to start cooking hours before you get home, and it’ll hold everything at the right temperature until you’re ready to eat.

A quality stand mixer doesn’t have to drain your bank account, and this tilt-head model is proof.

We love that this has Martha Stewart’s stamp of approval but without the $600 price tag that usually comes with a mixer like this. It comes with a 5.3-quart stainless steel bowl and 12 speed settings, ranging from gentle folds to kneading through tougher dough.

Three attachments—a dough hook, whisk, and flat beater—cover pretty much every baking scenario you can think of. One baker highlighted the flat beater as a standout: “It actually reaches the edges of the bowl, so there’s no need to constantly stop and scrape,” and they were equally sold on the splash guard that keeps your counters from looking like a flour bomb went off.

Fair warning: Your wish list is about to get longer. Don’t miss the griddle perfect for lazy weekend breakfasts, a countertop blender, an electric kettle with a built-in tea infuser, a rice cooker, and a whole lot more.