Your Favorite Iron Chef's New Cookware Is Now Only $42 on Amazon

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Some of the best kitchen tools are the ones co-developed by chefs, so you can understand our excitement for today's launch of Iron Chef Geoffrey Zakarian’s new cookware collection with the Internet-favorite brand Dash. The celebrity chef became a household name more than a decade ago when he was crowned The Next Iron Chef and has since become a big name on the Food Network.

Even if you don't fancy yourself as a chef, you can still whip up a few delicious dishes with Zakarian’s six-piece series—which includes two knives, a non-stick grill topper, a wok, a pan, and a deep skillet (on sale today for just $42). All the essentials, if you ask us. Did we mention it's all sold on Amazon? Plus, you can score most of the pieces at a great discount during Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale, which ends tomorrow.

Plus, the foodie couldn’t have picked a better brand to partner with than Dash, which carries every easy-to-use tool, utensil, and appliance that will curb the number of meals you order in. There’s also something charmingly retro about the Dash aesthetic that we can’t resist, so we will absolutely be ordering not one, not two, but all six pieces in Zakarian’s stylish set.

Unsurprisingly, Zakarian by Dash isn’t the chef’s first collaboration with the brand. In 2016, he launched Zakarian Pro for Home which sold more than one million products. So it was only a matter of time before the two cooking giants teamed up once more.

"I’m excited to continue my partnership with Dash by expanding the collection with the launch of Zakarian by Dash," he tells House Beautiful. "This innovative collection gives home chefs the opportunity to create restaurant-quality meals using cookware that enhances their skills."

Check out the full collection below and upgrade your kitchen before these must-haves sell out!

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