Small kitchen ideas: appliances that will make the most of your limited kitchen space Bedford News

There are plenty of air fryers out there for making healthy French fries and other deep fried foods, but most are a big beast.

Hats off to Lakeland for inventing this compact air fryer. Anyone who loves chips but doesn’t have space should be happy with this.

The fryer is 30cm high and 18cm in diameter, so the footprint is kept to a minimum. It cooks poultry, steak or meat, pastries, fresh and frozen vegetables and 450g of frozen or fresh fries with just one teaspoon of oil.

We love that there is virtually no smell of frying, that the machine is so quiet, and that these fries when cooked are delicious; the center is soft with a great crunch on the outside thanks to the warm air circulating in all directions.

Having a kettle is necessary, but a space catcher in the kitchen. Most stylish kettles are big enough and will take up space, but not the Sage Compact, which is also a cool looking device with its sleek, contemporary styling in brushed stainless steel and a thermal, impact resistant glass body.

The kettle has a soft opening lid to prevent scalding and boiling as little as a cup of water with no problem, a great energy saver. The 14cm power base is multi-directional and has useful, neat and tidy cord storage underneath.

You can place the kettle anywhere in the kitchen, there is a power outlet which is very useful where space is at a premium, making it a superb and innovative compact kettle.

If kitchen space is a consideration, then a coffee maker is probably not at the top of the must-have list because most machines are large.

Bring in the Tiny Modo Mio machine from Italian coffee company Lavazza. This little machine is more than just a capsule machine, it is an espresso machine, as can be heard in the roar when the 15 bar pressure rises.

The footprint is only 24.6 x W12 x D29 cm; the water tank holds 0.75 liters and there is only one simple, straightforward on-off button.

The Tiny, however, doesn’t deliver a measured dose of coffee, and there’s no milk frother included for your white dish, but there’s always the stove or microwave for hot milk.

What the Tiny does well is brew a crunchy espresso in a small space.

in a compact kitchen, consolidating several functions in one machine means not finding a room for all those gadgets. Instant Pot Duo is exactly that thing; a pressure, a rice and a slow cooker, a yogurt maker, a steamer, a sous vide, stir-fries, a plate warmer, a cake maker and a pot in one (phew).

The footprint at 33 X 32.5 cm round and a capacity of 5.7 liters to cook up to 6, sits very well on the worktop taking up roughly the same space as a large saucepan. would do.

There are thoughtful keys, with slits in the rim for the lid, so you don’t have to put it on the counter – both messy and bulky when space is tight, the inner pot also serves as a pot on the stove. . We like its versatility and its great price.

Finding a compact refrigerator is not easy. There are mini-fridges and tabletop fridges galore, which is great for supplementing a regular fridge. But what about a fully functional refrigerator that’s spacious, yet compact enough to fit under the kitchen counter?

That’s exactly what the Russell Hobbs does and even has a separate freezer compartment that takes more than a bag of frozen peas.

We also love the slightly retro style of the refrigerator. It’s available in black, white and a delicious bright red enamel, with shiny chrome accents and handles.

With a width of 50 cm and a combined capacity of 90 liters, the refrigerator is also A + rated and quiet, so it is also perfect for open living room kitchens. Plus, this ultra-stylish compact refrigerator is backed by a two-year warranty and a great price – a great buy.

You won’t realize how useful and space-saving equipment the FoodSaver is until you try it out, and only then will you wonder how you’ve lived without it.

If space in the fridge or freezer is tight, vacuuming your food can make a huge difference.

Simply put the food in the zipper and bags and use the small vacuum to remove the air flattens the bag, protects the food and helps keep it fresher and tastier longer in the fridge or freezer; even a cut avocado can last more than 24 hours without change.

You can even save money because there is less food waste and the plastic zipper bags are reusable.

A small gadget, with many advantages. What’s not to like?

Much attention is paid to household appliances in a compact kitchen. What about this very important garbage; often overlooked and underestimated in its importance and the space it uses?

Eko has solved this problem, and with supreme style, quality, technology and is beautifully compact.

The Phantom has a 40 liter capacity dumped into two bins with a highly entertaining award-winning motion sensor providing a hygienic, hands-free, contactless solution.

With just the slightest movement of the reach, the two lids open, giving you plenty of time to deposit your waste, then close quietly and gracefully. Be warned that kids love it.

The trash can measures H66 x W27 x D46cm and is designed to sit flat against the wall and take up as little space as possible. Stainless steel is fingerprint resistant and easy to clean. If it’s possible to fall in love with a trash can, we’ve done it.

The price of the KitchenAid hand blender may be steep compared to other brands, but you will only need to use it once and you will be won over. The ergonomic hand blender is super powerful with all the benefits of being cordless, so no dangerous cords are left behind in space. Once charged, it will continue for hours.

There are seven speeds and the four prong blade will tackle just about any food you want to mash, liquefy, or whip quickly and safely, such as cream or egg whites.

The mixer breaks down into two pieces for easy dishwashing and storage. The charging unit is just a wire and a plug, so doesn’t take up space at all. There is a small plastic pot guard that fits over the blades to protect pots and bowls from scratches – a handy piece of kit for any kitchen, especially a compact kitchen.

When did microwaves get so beautiful? This Russell Hobbs 700W compact microwave may be small, but it’s beautifully shaped and will look great on any kitchen counter, large or small.

The microwave features Scandinavian wood-effect mirrored handles and door, large digital display, tactile buttons and a button. It’s a decent 17-liter capacity, large enough to comfortably hold a plate.

Although small, there are no compromises on programs, with simple microwave, defrost and 8 preset cooking menus and five microwave power levels to make your life easier.

The microwave has become a necessity for most homes now, and for more than just heating up coffee. What’s better than not only a stylish model, but also one that sits perfectly on the countertop without taking up too much of your precious space and works well too?

TVs in the kitchen are increasingly popular as people seek to keep tabs on the news or their favorite programs while they cook dinner. This Hisense TV has terrific specs – vivid color, high resolution, HD – but won’t take up too much space. Its dimensions are 21.5 ” x 15 ” x 5.9 ” when it is on its stand. It also has USB and HDMI ports for connecting to external devices.