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Useful, slightly extra kitchen gear for snacks, drinks and chaotic home cooking.
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Because apparently normal blenders were too stationary and too emotionally stable.
A portable blender sounds like something invented by a person who refuses to let logistics interfere with a smoothie. Respect that energy. It is compact, rechargeable and just ridiculous enough to be interesting. The…
£23.49
£25.99
A kettle with temperature control and a digital display, because boiling water plainly is apparently beneath us now.
A normal kettle boils water. This one arrives with temperature control, a screen and just enough extra polish to make your old kettle look emotionally underdeveloped. It is aimed at people who care a…
£19.99
£34.99
A compact rice cooker for people who like carbs but not huge kitchen appliances glaring at them.
Small kitchen gadgets earn their place when they solve a real problem without stealing half the counter. This one passes that test nicely. It is compact, neat and useful enough to make weeknight cooking…
£39.99
A rice cooker that looks like it was designed by people who refuse to let even dinner be low-tech.
Rice cookers are already useful. Smart rice cookers are what happens when usefulness gets a design team and some ambition. This one is clean, modern and just over-engineered enough to make it interesting. If…
£19.99
£39.99
A tiny air fryer for people who want crispy snacks without dedicating their whole kitchen to the mission.
Air fryers are great until they become enormous countertop monuments. This one keeps the useful bit and dials down the bulk. That makes it ideal for smaller spaces, single servings and anyone who just…
£19.99
£49.99
A compact food chopper for anyone who enjoys cooking but has beef with repetitive knife work.
This is the kind of kitchen gadget that sounds mildly lazy until you actually use one and realise chopping everything by hand is not a personality trait. Compact, glass-bowled and pleasingly straightforward, it is…
£34.99
£79.99
A dual hot pot for people who look at normal dinner and think, “this could be much more extra.”
This thing looks like someone took “make dinner more fun” far more seriously than average, and honestly, respect that. A dual electric hot pot is part appliance, part event. It feels like a gift…
£56.99
£152.99
A dual-zone air fryer oven for people who think dinner should involve maximum convenience and at least a little gadget swagger.
This is what happens when an air fryer decides it is no longer content being just an air fryer. Two zones, a proper oven feel and a strong sense that weeknight cooking should be…
£37.99
£95.00
A tiny pod coffee machine with strong “gift for someone who wants their mornings slightly less tragic” energy.
Coffee machines get much more appealing the second they stop looking industrial and start looking like something you would happily keep on a counter. This one is compact, tidy and very giftable — especially…
£39.99
£89.00
A microwave with a mirror front, for people who think even reheating leftovers should involve a bit of theatre.
This is a microwave that looked at normal microwaves and decided they lacked drama. The mirrored door gives it strange, slightly futuristic energy for something mostly used to reheat pasta and bad decisions. It…
£19.99
£29.99
A three-tier steamer for people who see “layered food logistics” as a challenge rather than a problem.
There is something inherently funny about a kitchen gadget that looks this organised. Three layers. Timed steaming. Proper system energy. And yet it is also genuinely useful. If you know someone who loves kitchen…
£39.99
£69.99
A sleek black microwave for people who think even reheating leftovers should match the vibe of the room.
Most microwaves look like they gave up on life years ago. This one at least makes a decent attempt at looking sharp, which weirdly matters more than it should. It is a boring appliance…