If you’ve always wanted to cook like Gordon Ramsay, now is the time to grab Ramsay’s favorite pans and cookware. HexClad's Cyber Monday sale ends today. (FOX is an investor in HexClad) Currently, items are up to 52% off. 

The sale includes pot and pan sets, woks, griddles and roasting pans. Whether you’re upgrading your own kitchen or looking for the perfect gift for your favorite home chef, HexClad cookware is durable, easy to use and even easier to clean.

The Modern Chef collection: $1,399 (44% off)
HexMill salt and pepper grinder set: $199 (37% off)
HexClad Ultimate Everything bundle: $1,999 (36% off)
Griddle Master bundle: $219 (35% off)
2-piece Damascus steel starter knife set: $149 (40% off)
Damascus steel steak knife set (8-pc): $326 (29% off)
Damascus steel steak knife set (7-pc): $379 (52% off)
Everything But the Kitchen Sink bundle: $2,799 (37% off)

Original price: $999

Upgrade your kitchen setup for less with HexClad’s 12-piece pot and pan set. You can get $100 off during HexClad’s extended Black Friday sale. The set includes three sizes of frying pans, three pots and lids for all of them. Every pot and pan is made using HexClad’s hybrid technology that combines stainless steel and a nonstick coating, which gives you a perfect sear and is easy to clean.

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Original price: $532

A full set of HexClad fry pans gives you what you need to cook delicious meals every night. The three pans include lids and are made with hybrid technology. You can seamlessly transition from the stove to the oven, since the pans are oven-safe up to 900 degrees (400 degrees for the lids). The pans are also metal-utensil safe and dishwasher safe, making cleanup especially easy.

Original price: $199

HexClad’s griddle pan fits over two stovetop burners. Its hybrid surface blends stainless steel, cast iron and a nonstick coating, giving you the ideal surface to cook everything from meatballs to pancakes to bacon and everything in between. The large surface means you can cook your entire meal on one pan, which also has a tri-ply aluminum core that keeps the pan evenly heated.

Original price: $199

Thanksgiving is coming up, so now is the perfect time to grab a hybrid roasting pan. You can choose a large roasting pan that’ll easily fit your turkey, or get a small version that’s ideal for smaller birds. Like all of HexClad’s pans, the roasting pan has the proprietary ceramic nonstick surface blended with stainless steel. You can use metal knives, forks and even electric mixers on the pan without scratching it. Included is a rack that keeps your turkey elevated, allowing drippings to fall through.

Original price: $179

A HexClad frying pan is ideal for high-volume cooking, whether that’s stir frys, pasta dishes or even soups. You can use the pan in the oven, up to 900 degrees and stick it in the dishwasher after dinner. There’s a stay-cool handle that’s comfortable to hold and helps you avoid burns, and it comes in options with and without the lid.

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Original price: $159

HexClad’s one-of-a-kind BBQ grill pan fits right on your grill and can fry up veggies, seafood and other meats fast. High, angled sides give you room to stir and flip without food falling through the grill grates. The 12-inch diameter is large enough to cook an entire meal, but still gives you plenty of room on the grill for other foods.

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Original price: $99

Whether you like to grill in the winter or are eagerly awaiting barbecue season, save on HexClad’s BBQ Boss Bundle. The bundle includes a grill spatula, locking tongs, a silicone basting brush, a grill fork and four stainless steel skewers and more. Unlike many low-budget basting brushes, the HexClad brush is heat-resistant up to 425 degrees, so you don’t have to worry about it melting after one or two uses. Each utensil is dishwasher safe, so cleanup is fast and easy.

Outgoing New York City New York City Mayor Eric Adams signed two executive orders Wednesday aimed at countering antisemitism and preventing city funds from supporting the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.

The New York Post reported that Adams barred city business or pension investment decisions that discriminate against Israel, a move that could be viewed as a challenge to Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani, who supports the BDS movement.

While speaking at a conference in New Orleans sponsored by the North American Mayors Summit Against Antisemitism, Adams said his administration "recognizes the benefit of maintaining a strong relationship between the city of New York and the state of Israel," according to The Post.

The second order issued by the mayor would call for tighter enforcement from the New York City Police Department to help protect synagogues and other religious worshipers from harassment.

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The new orders heighten an ideological clash between Adams and Mamdani, who can decide whether to scrap the orders after taking office on Jan. 1.

Mamdani’s team did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

In an interview on Nov. 4 with MSNBC, Mamdani’s defended his support for the (BDS) movement, saying it was a way to pressure Israel to comply with international law.

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"And I’ve said, I support BDS because this is a movement that is looking for that kind of compliance. We haven’t seen it," he said.

"Morning Joe" co-host Willie Geist asked Mamdani, "Would BDS be the policy of your administration as mayor?"

"I’ve said that I would support and have supported non-violent movements to bring about compliance with international law," Mamdani replied. "And where this mayor [Eric Adams] has violated and looked to violate that kind of law, I would bring us back into compliance."

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Mamdani added during the interview that he would be the mayor for all Jewish New Yorkers.

According to The Post, New York City registered over $32 billion in procurement contracts with outside vendors in the 2024 fiscal year, and maintains five pension systems that support over 750,000 employees, retirees and beneficiaries. They also invest nearly $300 billion in securities in the global marketplace, including over $300 million in Israeli assets. 

The pair of executive orders came a week after protesters chanted "globalize the intifada" and "death to the IDF" outside a New York City synagogue, according to The Post.

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Adams said his administration was "ensuring our city government doesn’t participate in that type of behavior and are putting in safeguards that protect New Yorkers’ tax dollars and protect their right to practice their religion without harassment."

Following Wednesday’s conference, the mayor posted on X that he "discussed and shared how we’re governing through the rising tide of hate, fear, and misinformation in our cities so we can better protect ALL communities."

Adams asserted that "we cannot stand by as antisemitism or any other form of hate spreads."

"We must loudly defend the Jewish people," he added.

Adams has previously warned Jewish New Yorkers about their safety after Mamdani won the election, stating during a fireside chat at a Combat Antisemitism Movement event in Tel Aviv last month that "everything is not fine."

Fox News Digital’s Gabriel Hays contributed to this report.