Amazon.ca · prices in CAD

Amazon.ca kitchen deals with the price history behind them

840products tracked
90verified deals now
300within 5% of our recorded low
11%median verified discount

Current kitchen deals

Every card below is available and at least 5% below a comparison price Dipp considers credible from brand or recorded-price evidence.

Kitchen prices in detail

A flashy percentage does not always make an appliance a good buy — small kitchen appliances carry some of the widest gaps on Amazon.ca between a list price and what the product has ever actually sold for. Dipp tracks the selling price of kitchen essentials in Canada over time, so you can see which of today's discounts have real history behind them.

Dipp is tracking 840 products in Kitchen on Amazon.ca, and has recorded 107,723 prices for them since July 2026.

90 of them clear the bar for a verified deal right now, at a median 11% below a comparison price, ranging from $7.97 to $599.99.

300 products sit within 5% of the lowest price Dipp has ever recorded for them, and 181 are below what they typically sell for.

The steepest today is Cuisinart Viewpro Cordless Electric Kettle, 1.7L, 1500W… at 35% off — $99.99 against its $154.00 list price on Amazon.ca.

Check before you buy

See the recorded price for any Amazon.ca kitchen product

Paste an Amazon.ca link into Dipp to compare today's listing with its recorded history and set a Canadian-dollar price alert.

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Kitchen deals by product type

Each of these is a page of its own, covering one kind of product with its recorded Amazon.ca price history — narrower than this page, and closer to what most people are actually shopping for.

Kitchen deals: frequently asked questions

Are kitchen appliance discounts on Amazon.ca usually genuine?
Some are, some aren't — list prices for cookware and small appliances are sometimes set high enough that a routine price looks like a deal. Dipp's recorded history shows whether today's number is actually lower than what the product has sold for before.
What counts as a "verified deal" on this page?
A product whose current price is at least 5% below a credible comparison price. Established brands may use Amazon's reference price; unfamiliar brands must first build enough Dipp price history, and are compared with their observed typical selling price instead.
Why does the same air fryer show a different discount on different days?
Because the price it is being compared against changes too. Amazon.ca sellers adjust the reference price on a listing, so the same $99 air fryer can read as 30% off one week and 45% off the next without the price moving a cent. Dipp's recorded history is the figure that does not move retroactively, which is why the per-product page shows it.

How to read these kitchen prices