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Tabitha Brown's kitchenware is 50% off at Target's extended Presidents' Day sale — from $3

Libby Sentz
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Everything about Tabitha Brown charms and excites — including her affordable Target kitchenwear line — now 50% off! (Photos: Target)

Hey, check out Tabitha Brown, y'all! Charming and disarming, she delighted us through the pandemic with her potato wedge "hugs" and carrot bacon magic on TikTok, and she continues to engage viewers and comfort contestants as host of Food Network's It's CompliPlated. She's also been cooking up this sweet new kitchenware line at Target, and right now for extended Presidents' Day, almost everything is 50% off. The North Carolinian has never been one to keep food ideas and discoveries to herself (starting with her viral 2017 sandwich review on YouTube, during her Uber-driving days) — and thank goodness for that because we can't get enough. This sale is too good and items are disappearing fast, so get to it!

Quick overview

  • Leaf Printed Turner Spatula Blue, Tabitha Brown for Target

    $3 at Target

  • Avocado Grocery Tote Bag, Tabitha Brown for Target

    $4 at Target

  • Avocado Oven Mitt Green, Tabitha Brown for Target

    $5 at Target

  • Wave Lunch Bag, Tabitha Brown for Target

    $5 at Target

  • Palm Area Rug Black/White, Tabitha Brown for Target

    $23 at Target
Target

Leaf Printed Turner Spatula Blue, Tabitha Brown for Target

$3$5Save $3
This leaf-patterned spatula can give your kitchen a springtime feel all year long, even when the trees are bare.
$3 at Target
Target

Avocado Grocery Tote Bag, Tabitha Brown for Target

$4$8Save $4
Avocados dance all over this joyful, sturdy grocery tote. It's the kind of bag that makes you want to fill it with happy, healthy things. So far, shoppers have given it a perfect 5-star rating. Snaps shut, folds up and wipes clean.
$4 at Target
Target

Avocado Oven Mitt Green, Tabitha Brown for Target

$5$10Save $5
Love guac? Let this avocado oven mitt guide your hand (ha, get it?) as you cook delicious meals that would go perfectly with a plate of freshly-made guacamole.
$5 at Target

Wave Lunch Bag, Tabitha Brown for Target

$5$10Save $5
This reusable lunch bag will jazz up your midday meal. It has a magnetic closure to keep everything safely inside. Wipe it clean and it's ready for tomorrow.
$5 at Target
Target

Palm Area Rug Black/White, Tabitha Brown for Target

$23$45Save $23
This palm-inspired area rug will bring a splash of color and summertime style to any room of the house.
$23 at Target

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