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3 days ago
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You can stop searching — after weeks of testing, I can confirm that the Kamado Joe Konnected is the perfect grill
Price: $1,999Weight: 216 poundsFuel source: CharcoalCooking area: 250 square inchesAuto Temperature range: 225F to 700FApp controllable: YesMaterials: Ceramic body, stainless steel grates The first time I tried a kamado grill, I added half a bag of lumpwood charcoal and a handful of firelighters to the ceramic body and watched helplessly as the temperature skyrocketed. And once you've overshot on a ceramic grill, it's tricky to bring the temperature under control. That's not to say I don't love a kamado grill. These well-insulated, aesthetically pleasing eggs are some of the best grills on the market. But there's a learning curve, and if you're a beginner, you can expect to spend a lot of time poring over the instruction manual. Enter: Kamado Joe's Konnected Joe. When I heard that this grill uses Wi-Fi connectivity to monitor and control its own temperature, and has an automatic fire starter that can even get the fire going completely hands-free, I couldn't wait to try it. And a month in, I'm totally hooked on this grill. It's got the smarts, it's got the looks, and it's made some of the tastiest food I've ever cooked, period. If you're a charcoal newbie who wants to cook like a seasoned pro, the Konnected Joe is the ultimate grill for you. You can buy the classic Konnected Joe for $1,999 direct at Kamado Joe, as well as retailers such as Home Depot. It also comes in a Big Joe Konnected version for $2,999. The design is very similar, but with a larger capacity. Assembling the grill took me about an hour, and I (bravely) attempted it solo. The trickiest bit was assembling the stand, and I'd recommend laying something down as you do this. I attempted it sitting down on my gravel driveway, and it scuffed up some of the black paint on the metal legs. Once you've finished screwing together the base (all nails and screwdrivers are included) it's time to lift the Kamado onto the base. I enlisted my dad to help with this, and although it's heavy, we didn't have any trouble positioning it. You screw the grill onto the base, which means it's super secure once attached. I was able to move it around the yard with ease and the wheels lock into place to keep it secure when in use. The interior of the Kamado Joe Konnected is made of five removable ceramic plates which are held together by a metal ring. On top of that you can stack a range of accessories which allow you to customize your cooking. This includes a flexible cooking rack, half-moon cooking grates, and ceramic heat deflectors. When following recipes on the Kamado Joe app, it will talk you through the correct way to set up the grill depending on your recipe. After a few uses, I started to understand the right setup depending on what I was making. The grill switches on from the back of the unit. It does need to be plugged in if you want to use the smart features, but equally, you could leave it unplugged and use it like a conventional Kamado Joe. At the front of the unit, there's a display that tracks your temperature throughout the cooking period and three ports to add meat thermometers. There was only one thermometer included with my grill, so you'd have to buy more to use all three. There's a button underneath the thermometer ports that activates the AFS (Automatic Fire Starter), and once you've pressed it, you simply leave your grill to hit your pre-selected temperature, completely hands-free. This feature is one of my favorites with the Kamado Joe Konnected, because it never overshot and always ignited my charcoal at the right level required. This also kept my temperature consistent, kicking into gear when I opened the grill and let heat out. For my first time grilling on the Kamado Joe Konnected Joe, I decided to cook some peri peri chicken, honey mustard salmon and asparagus. I set up the grill with one ceramic plate to cook the salmon indirectly, while the chicken and asparagus was able to achieve a flame-grilled finish and a more smokey flavor. This worked really well. I used my temperature probe to set up the grill for cooking chicken, left the lid closed and allowed the app to inform me when the chicken breast had hit the ideal temperature. I was impressed at how juicy the chicken was, and the salmon was incredibly soft with a buttery texture that I struggled to remove from the grill in one piece. It fell apart as soon as I stuck a fork into it and didn't take on any toughness throughout the cooking process. The asparagus still had a great bite to it, and when it started to look a little charred I moved it over to the indirect cooking side of the grill to allow it to cook more slowly. The next night, I cooked some thin-cut sirloin steaks and a couple of burgers. To do this, you need to remove the ceramic plates to allow the grill to cook directly, so be prepared with some BBQ-safe gloves and sturdy utensils if you plan on rearranging the grill midway through cooking. I followed the Kamado Joe recipe to cook this steak perfectly. After setting the grill up for direct cooking at 400 degrees, I left the grill to hit the perfect temperature. The steaks sizzled as soon as they hit the pre-heated grates, and after a three minutes of cooking (with a flip after two) they were a perfect medium-rare. The burgers needed a little longer, so I left them to cook while the steaks rested. This was a great test of how hot this grill really can get. If you're looking for a grill that can flame-grill and still slow-cook, the Konnected is a strong option. With that being said, you can see from the photos that the cooking area is a little on the small side for large families. It's ideal for my family of four, but would struggle to fit everything if I were cooking for a party. I'll admit it: smoking is far out of my comfort zone. I used to be a vegetarian, and my family mostly eats veggies and fish, so I never really learned how to cook larger cuts of meat. This is where I was grateful for the temperature probe and the Kamado Joe recipes included on the app. I was able to search by cooking method and the type of meat and select recipes that suited my ingredients and the amount of time I had. I opted to cook some slow-cooked Memphis-style pork ribs, which I coated in a spiced dry rub. The recipe also called for a mop sauce, which required a container to sit underneath the ribs. I found that this didn't actually catch anything, or that anything it did catch immediately evaporated. Thankfully, my finished ribs were super juicy anyway. Setup was simple. I added some chunks of applewood to my charcoal and left the grill to come to temperature. I cooked my ribs on indirect heat at 250°F for 3 hours, then wrapped them in some foil so they wouldn't dry out while I slow-cooked some chicken and smoked some chicken wings. The chicken was a spatchcock lemon garlic which I scored for a deeper smokey flavor. The Kamado Joe recipe called for a temperature of 350°F, but I didn't want to overcook my ribs, so I turned the temperature up to 300°F and laid my chicken down to cook with a meat thermometer. It took about 50 minutes for my chicken to hit a 175°F internal temperature. While it was cooking, I took off my ribs and laid on some buffalo wings to smoke for the final 30 minutes. Despite my lack of meat-cooking prowess, I can't fault anything I made when smoking low and slow on the Kamado Joe Konnected. The chicken was juicy and had a deep smokey flavor, my wings were fiery and had a nice crispy skin, and the ribs fell apart as I sliced them, with a thin pink layer of bark that indicated how well they'd taken on the smokey flavor. One thing to note is that, because of its incredible insulation, the grill takes a long time to cool down. I wanted to cover it up overnight to protect it from the rain, but it was too hot for me to touch, let alone put a cover on. I don't always enjoy using apps when I test appliances. Not everyone wants to download an app to use a product, and sometimes it's just easier to be able to use onboard controls. However, I did enjoy the Kamado Joe app. Pairing was a breeze, it shows a bunch of recipes and allows you to set temperature preferences and targets hands-free. The app doesn't tell you anything you can't find on the smart display, but the format is user-friendly and allows you to monitor your meals from the couch, which is especially useful for slow and low smoking. If you're someone who enjoys getting into the nitty gritty details of smoking, you'll enjoy the way the Konnected makes a graph that tracks your temperature over time. I've got friends who do this manually, and they were very jealous when they saw that my grill does it all for me! You can compare the Kamado Joe to its main competitor, which is Big Green Egg. But Big Green Egg has no smart version, which puts the Konnected in a league of its own. In terms of smart offerings, the Spider Grills Hunstman has a kamado-style build but with a steel body. It's about half the price of the Kamado Joe Konnected, and we awarded it five stars due to its smart features and sturdy build quality. So if you're on a budget, this is a good alternative. The Kamado Joe Konnected Joe is hard to fault. It took a former vegetarian who's never cooked a rack of ribs before, and made me king of the grill. Seriously, my mom hasn't stopped raving about my spatchcock chicken. Although it's well worth the extra effort and maintenance, you should be aware that you'll need to position this grill near a power socket in order to make the most of it. Like I said, you can use it without plugging it in, but it's worth it for the AFS function alone. One other minor downside (finding fault with this grill requires some nitpicking!) that I found a slight discrepancy between the temperature reading on board the smart display and on the grill's temperature gauge. I found its capacity ideal for four people, but it might struggle to cater to a crowd. For that, you should check out the Big Joe Konnected. But all that aside, I've never loved a grill as much as the Kamado Joe Konnected Joe. Looks? Check. Smarts? Check. Ease of use? Big check. If you're looking for a grill that can do it all, look no further.
CNET
05-07-2025
- Business
- CNET
July 4th Grill Deals: You Can Still Save Up to $799 on Your Next BBQ Equipment
It's summer, a.k.a. barbecue season! If your Fourth of July cookout had you wishing you had better grilling equipment, don't worry. There are still plenty of great leftover offers running on a variety of grills, smokers and griddles. You can currently get these products at sizeable discounts from big retailers like Home Depot, Amazon and Walmart, with items from top brands like Traeger, Genesis, Char-Broil and more currently on sale. To save you the effort, our shopping experts have found the best offers you can still shop today. We'll continue to update this page throughout the sales (along with Prime Day shortly after), so check back in often for the best prices. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money. Best July 4th grill and smoker deals Kamado Joe Pellet Joe: $1,000 Although they're pretty pricey, these wood-burning Kamado Joe grills are some of the best grills on the market right now and this nearly $800 discount is a great chance to get one on your patio for less. This 18-inch model features 250 square inches of cooking space with ceramic insulation for precise temperature control. Plus, the hopper can hold about 10 pounds of wood pellets for up to 14 hours of smoking. Details Save $799 $1,000 at Kamako Joe Close Char-Broil Grill2Go X200: $144 Char-Broil's tabletop gas grill is perfect for car camping or lakeside cookouts. It's a single-burner propane model with 9,500 BTUs of power and a 200-square-inch grill grate. The grill is less than 2 feet long and weighs about 25 pounds, so it's easy to transport, and it has a durable cast aluminum firebox and lid. Details Save $106 $144 at Amazon Close Costway 3-in-1 vertical smoker: $85 Charcoal barrel smokers are perfect for getting a good, even cook on your food and adding delicious smoky flavors. Even better, these cookers take up very little room so they're perfect for smaller patios. This Costway three-in-one smoker and grill has two grill racks, offering 400 square inches of cooking space. You can also set up the smoker to act as a regular grill or as a fire pit, so at just a little more than $80, it's hard to pass it up. Details Save $44 $85 at Walmart Close More grill deals: Should you shop July 4th grill deals or wait until Prime Day? With Prime Day kicking off just a few days after the Fourth of July, the line between these two events will likely be pretty hazy. The Fourth of July is practically synonymous with cookouts and barbecues so you can expect that most of the very best discounts will coincide with the Independence Day weekend. We'd recommend shopping the current wave of deals, rather than holding out for additional bargains later on. Where are the best July 4th grill and smoker sales? Grills and smokers have reached the point where you won't just find them at big box stores or hardware stores. Aside from the multitude of brands making cookers now, the inclusion technology makes these items available at more retailers than ever. You'll find great savings on grills and smokers of all kinds at Amazon, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowe's, Target, Walmart and much more. Several brands like Weber and Monument are offering some direct deals of their own. What else is on sale for July 4th? Even though the holiday was officially yesterday, you can still find nearly anything and everything getting some great discounts for throughout the Fourth of July weekend. From top tech like TVs and laptops to mattresses and appliances, you'll find plenty of ways to save money on big purchases. Don't forget to pick up some helpful grilling tools during these lingering Independence Day sales for that new grill you bought, too. How we choose the best grill and smoker July 4th deals Our team of expert shoppers and deal-hunters spent years helping buyers understand which major sales and deals are legitimately good and which are more routine. That includes Black Friday, Prime Day, Fourth of July and countless other shopping events. We've become very good at weeding out scams and superficial deals so you see only the best grills and smokers from retailers all over. We look for real discounts, quality reviews and remaining sale time when choosing a deal to show you. Real discounts mean exactly that. We look at the price history for all of the grills to make sure no manufacturers are inflating prices to make the discount seem more substantial than it is. Quality reviews are important for any product but especially for deeply discounted grills. If it breaks the first time you use it, the discount isn't really worthwhile. Remaining sale time is a huge part of our vetting process. If a grill deal seems like it will only be around for a short while or will only be available for the remaining stock, we'll let you know upfront so you don't come back to the deal later only to be disappointed.
CNET
04-07-2025
- Business
- CNET
July 4th Grill Deals: Save Up to $799 and Take Your BBQ to the Next Level
Summer is here, which means that barbecue season is in full swing. And if you're looking to upgrade your outdoor cooking setup, the Fourth of July is the perfect opportunity to grab a new grill, smoker or griddle at an amazing price. Major retailers like Home Depot, Amazon and Walmart have slashed prices on tons of top brands like Traeger, Genesis, Char-Broil and more, and we've rounded up some of the best offers you can shop today below. We'll be regularly updating this page as sales continue throughout the weekend (along with Prime Day shortly after), so be sure to check back often. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money. Best July 4th grill and smoker deals Kamado Joe Pellet Joe: $1,000 Although they're pretty pricey, these wood-burning Kamado Joe grills are some of the best grills on the market right now and this nearly $800 discount is a great chance to get one on your patio for less. This 18-inch model features 250 square inches of cooking space with ceramic insulation for precise temperature control. Plus, the hopper can hold about 10 pounds of wood pellets for up to 14 hours of smoking. Details Save $799 $1,000 at Kamako Joe Close Char-Broil Grill2Go X200: $144 Char-Broil's tabletop gas grill is perfect for car camping or lakeside cookouts. It's a single-burner propane model with 9,500 BTUs of power and a 200-square-inch grill grate. The grill is less than 2 feet long and weighs about 25 pounds, so it's easy to transport, and it has a durable cast aluminum firebox and lid. Details Save $106 $144 at Amazon Close Costway 3-in-1 vertical smoker: $85 Charcoal barrel smokers are perfect for getting a good, even cook on your food and adding delicious smoky flavors. Even better, these cookers take up very little room so they're perfect for smaller patios. This Costway three-in-one smoker and grill has two grill racks, offering 400 square inches of cooking space. You can also set up the smoker to act as a regular grill or as a fire pit, so at just a little more than $80, it's hard to pass it up. Details Save $44 $85 at Walmart Close More grill deals: Should you shop July 4th grill deals or wait until Prime Day? With Prime Day kicking off just a few days after the Fourth of July, the line between these two events will likely be pretty hazy. The Fourth of July is practically synonymous with cookouts and barbecues so you can expect that most of the very best discounts will coincide with Independence Day. We'd recommend shopping the initial wave of deals, rather than holding out for additional bargains later in the event. Where are the best July 4th grill and smoker sales? Grills and smokers have reached the point where you won't just find them at big box stores or hardware stores. Aside from the multitude of brands making cookers now, the inclusion technology makes these items available at more retailers than ever. You'll find great savings on grills and smokers of all kinds at Amazon, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowe's, Target, Walmart and much more. Several brands like Weber and Monument are offering some direct deals of their own. What else is on sale for July 4th? You can find nearly anything and everything getting some great discounts for the Fourth of July. From top tech like TVs and laptops to mattresses and appliances, you'll find plenty of ways to save money. Don't forget to pick up some helpful grilling tools during the sales for that new grill you bought as well. How we choose the best grill and smoker July 4th deals Our team of expert shoppers and deal-hunters spent years helping buyers understand which major sales and deals are legitimately good and which are more routine. That includes Black Friday, Prime Day, July Fourth and countless other shopping events. We've become very good at weeding out scams and superficial deals so you see only the best grills and smokers from retailers all over. We look for real discounts, quality reviews and remaining sale time when choosing a deal to show you. Real discounts mean exactly that. We look at the price history for all of the grills to make sure no manufacturers are inflating prices to make the discount seem more substantial than it is. Quality reviews are important for any product but especially for deeply discounted grills. If it breaks the first time you use it, the discount isn't really worthwhile. Remaining sale time is a huge part of our vetting process. If a grill deal seems like it will only be around for a short while or will only be available for the remaining stock, we'll let you know upfront so you don't come back to the deal later only to be disappointed.
Yahoo
08-06-2025
- Lifestyle
- Yahoo
5 Best Items To Buy at Home Depot Ahead of the Fourth of July
Fourth of July will be here soon enough, a time for showing your love of your country with good friends, good food and maybe a parade or sparkler or two. If your backyard or patio isn't quite BBQ ready, now's the time to head over to Home Depot to make sure you've got all your needs covered. Check Out: Read Next: Get ready to celebrate with some of these great finds at Home Depot before Fourth of July. Get Fourth of July ready to throw down a BBQ feast not only in your own backyard, but on-the-go. The in-laws want to have you over? No problem! Invited to a pool party? You've got party planning dialed in! The Kamado Joe Jr. portable charcoal grill is sleek and adorable, at just 13.5 inches, and ready to cook no matter where you land. Cast iron makes it heat up quickly and maintain that heat. It's $413.99 at Home Depot now. Discover More: Don't forget to bring your own charcoal briquets with you wherever you take your portable BBQ. These Royal Oak 'super size' briquets are easy to light and burn for a long time. They're made from hardwoods with Royal Oak's patented 'fast-start' ridge design that allows for grilling at high temps. A 14-pound bag is just $10.44. If you invite people over for an outdoor party only to realize last minute that your yard is a mess, you'll be glad to have this Ryobi cordless battery string trimmer to clean up any brush, shrubs, tall grass or weeds that have tried to take over. Its rechargeable and cordless, so easy to take around the yard without worrying about keeping it plugged in. Better yet, it's only $79. Don't let your patio look like it's gone to the birds, literally, especially if you plan to host a Fourth of July gathering, and definitely if you're going to have kids playing out there. Clean up dirt, grime, debris, evidence of birds and more with this Ryobi cold water corded electric pressure washer. You might find the process of powering away dirt with 1900 PSI of pressure cathartic while you're at it. It costs just $149. If you invite people over for a Fourth of July gathering and serve them burgers or hot dogs, while people might be grateful, they probably won't be overly impressed. But whip out a couple of steaming fresh pizzas in your Gozney outdoor pizza oven, and you will probably have folks clamoring to come back for the next gathering. Initial outlay is $399, but you can squeeze your money back in pizza with repeated uses! Editor's note: Pricing is accurate as of June 5, 2025. Pricing and availability are subject to change. Photos are courtesy of Home Depot. More From GOBankingRates 8 Dollar Tree Items Retirees Need To Buy Ahead of Summer 2025 How Far $750K Plus Social Security Goes in Retirement in Every US Region Here's the Minimum Salary Required To Be Considered Upper Class in 2025 This article originally appeared on 5 Best Items To Buy at Home Depot Ahead of the Fourth of July
CNN
23-05-2025
- Business
- CNN
Memorial Day grill deals take hundreds off Weber, Traeger, Kamado Joe and more
Memorial Day is just days away, and that means it's almost time to fire up the grill. Whether you're looking to score a shiny new patio upgrade or just want to outfit your current cook station with some new accessories, I have you covered with all the best deals. Below, you'll find discounts on top brands in the grilling space, from Weber and Char-Broil to Kamado Joe and Traeger. While most of the discounted grills won't arrive before the holiday weekend, these deals will entire future picnic guests are well-fed with burgers, dogs, grilled veggies. Kamado Joe Classic Joe 18-Inch Charcoal Grill Kamado Joe is one of the most popular purveyors of these "egg-style" grills. This brand makes some of the most capable options around, with enough versatility for smoking, grilling and pizza baking. Weber 22-Inch Performer Deluxe Charcoal Grill Take $149 off this 22-inch Weber charcoal grill while it's down to its best Amazon price of the year. It arrives just after Memorial Day and is one of the best charcoal grill deals I've found for the holiday. I particularly like the spacious cooking area to the right of the grill. Royal Gourmet 30-Inch CC1830W Charcoal Grill An Amazon all-time low on this charcoal grill helps anyone become a grill master for less. It has over 800 square feet of cooking space and a side table. Nexgrill 29-Inch Barrel Charcoal Grill This Nexgrill won't break the bank with today's over-half-off discount. It might not have all the bells and whistles of pricier models, but it gets you grilling for less this Memorial Day. Wayfair is also offering expedited delivery, so it might just arrive in time for Monday. Royal Gourmet 30-Inch Charcoal Grill Save $80 on this 30-inch charcoal grill from Royal Gourmet. It has ample room for ingredients on either side of the cooking surface and includes a cover for added protection when you're not slinging burgers. Weber Genesis S-435 Liquid Propane Gas Grill Taste the meat and not the heat when you save $250 on this Weber propane grill. It's down to the second-best price of the year and comes within $50 of the Amazon low for 2025. Royal Gourmet GA5401T 5-Burner Propane Gas Grill Save 24% on this stainless steel Royal Gourmet grill. It has four main burners and also pairs with a side burner for heating up pots and pans. So, if you have a vegetarian at your picnic, you can keep their veggie burger separate. Blackstone 36-Inch Culinary Omnivore Propane Griddle If you're looking to step away from a traditional grill, this Blackstone griddle can handle more than just smash burgers. The 36-inch cooking surface is also great for bacon or hibachi. Weber Genesis E-315 3-Burner Propane Gas Grill Weber makes some of the best grills money can buy, but that doesn't mean you have to spend full price to enjoy its best-tested quality. This propane model is $100 off with a rare discount at Lowe's and Wayfair. Traeger Grills Pro 34 Electric Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker This bestselling pellet grill is 29% off and landing at the best price ever from the retailer. It arrives well before Memorial Day and features dual grilling and smoking capabilities. Weber Searwood 600 Pellet Grill Weber also makes a pellet grill, and it happens to be $150 off for Memorial Day. It heats up in just 15 minutes and can handle cooking low and slow at 180 degrees Fahrenheit or searing hot at 600 degrees Fahrenheit. Traeger Grills Ironwood 885 Electric Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker Traeger's Ironwood 885 is our current top pick for the best pellet grill. Bringing the very best to your patio would normally run you a pretty penny, but at least this Memorial Day deal is taking $200 off. Read our review Traeger Grills Woodridge Electric Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker This Traeger grill does it all. Grill and smoke with up to 500-degree-Fahrenheit heat and 860 square feet of cooking space. It even connects to your smartphone over Wi-Fi for precision temperature control. Z Grills Pellet Grill Prepare for a summer of cookouts with a new pellet grill and smoker from Z Grills. This model is seeing a rare $356 price cut and arrives just in time to assist with Memorial Day barbecuing. Today's offer is an extra $145 below the previous discount from earlier in the week. Gozney Arc XL Pizza Oven Okay, okay. This isn't a grill deal in the traditional sense, but bear with me. Pizza ovens are seeing some serious discounts for Memorial Day, so I felt inclined to include. And hey, being able to whip up some homemade pies this summer is going to impress your guests far more than a burger. The Arc XL is seeing its first discount of the year at $100 off. Ooni Karu 2 Pro Multi-Fuel Pizza Oven This is the new and improved version of our favorite multi-fuel pizza oven. It's going on sale for one of the first times and has received an all-time low price cut to match at $160 off. It can make 16-inch pies with either wood or gas fuel. Gozney Roccbox Outdoor Pizza Oven Save $100 on this outdoor pizza oven that can make a 9-inch pizza in just a minute. It's on sale for the first time in months and offers a smaller, yet more affordable build than the XL Gozney featured above. Ooni Koda 16 Gas-Powered Outdoor Pizza Oven This outdoor pizza oven from Ooni is more affordable than our best-tested pick, but does have the trade-off of only featuring a gas-powered design (as opposed to gas or wood). It's seeing a rare discount for Memorial Day weekend at $120 off. Kona BBQ Grill Brush Our pick for the best grill brush just dropped by an extra 5% when you clip the on-page coupon. Our editors loved its large brush head and how speedy it was at cleaning gunk-filled grates. Your grill deserves some love before you start serving guests next weekend, and this brush is here to our review ThermoPro Lightning Instant-Read Meat Thermometer Ensure your steaks come out as planned by using this instant-read meat thermometer. The one-second quick-readout feature ensures you can spend less time hovering over the grill and more time sipping brews and hanging with friends. Save an extra 10% by redeeming the on-page coupon. Cuisinart 13-Piece Wooden Grill Tool Set This complete grill tool set has everything you need to be promoted to grill master. It's also 40% off the usual price tag, landing at the best price I've seen on Amazon. Oxo Good Grips Grilling Tongs and Turner Set If you already have a grill you love, a fresh set of tools may be just what you need to kick-start barbecue season. Oxo makes some of our favorite utensils here at CNN Underscored, and this combo pack includes tongs and a spatula at $5 off. CNN Underscored's deals experts are constantly shopping for the best discounts on the web. Outside of holiday weekends, we cover weekly guides to retailer-specific sales. These Memorial Day deals are worth a closer look now, considering many are down to the lowest prices of the year, even beating previous discounts I've covered. I'm constantly tracking price cuts across multiple online storefronts to ensure the deals are as good as the retailers say. The rest of the deals team and I dive into each product's price history while cross-referencing reviews and guides from other CNN Underscored editors to determine if it's worth your cash. Quite simply, our goal here at Underscored is to save you money. Our senior deals editor Rikka Altland has been doing just that for nearly a decade, and that kind of experience extends to the rest of our deals team. Being an advocate for buyers to make sure we're only recommending the best prices on the best products is what we're all about, and that focus comes across in our work.
