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KitchenAid Pro Line 2-Slice Toaster – the best toaster I've tested
I trialled the KitchenAid Pro Line 2-Slice Toaster on white bread, bagels, sourdough, gluten-free bread, fruit bread, pop-tarts, and more
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Aarke Electric Kettle review − boiling water just got hotter
The Aarke Electric Kettle offers the ideal balance of form and function, incorporating thermoregulating technology into a sleek design
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Breville Die Cast 4-Slice Smart Toaster - sleek but not smart
The Breville Die Cast 4-Slice Smart Toaster claims capacity and versatility. I tested on bread, bagels, and more to see if that's true
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Almond Cow Milk Maker review – a plant-based wonder
The Almond Cow Milk Maker is one of the most talked about nut milk makers on the market. Our plant-based expert Laura put this iconic appliance to the test.
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Ninja Speedi Rapid Cooker and Air Fryer review – delicious meals in minutes
The Ninja Speedi Rapid Cooker and Air Fryer lives up to the hype. This air fryer is quick, capacious, and even cooks rice and slow cooks
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Breville The Toast Select Luxe Toaster – top-notch toast
Our experts took Breville The Toast Select Luxe Toaster to our test kitchen to test it on white bread, sourdough, gluten-free bread, bagels, fruit toast, pop tarts and more.
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KitchenAid 2 Slice Manual Lift Toaster review
I tested the KitchenAid 2 Slice Manual Lift Toaster against the best toasters on the market. I found an excellent but basic toaster.
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Tribest Greenstar 5 Juicer review – perfect, but it will cost you
Our team of experts used the Tribest Greenstar 5 to make orange juice, green juice, almond milk, and sorbet. We adored the results, but not the process or price.
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Ninja Foodi FlexBasket Air Fryer − quick, capacious, overcooks
You could roast a whole chicken or bake a bread loaf in the Ninja Foodi FlexBasket Air Fryer, though you might just dry them out
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Proscenic T22 Air Fryer review – quick, capacious, struggles with soft produce
The Proscenic T22 Air Fryer is a quick and quiet cooker that makes light work of carbs and protein but struggles with veg
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Vitamix A2300 review – a near-perfect all-round blender
It's almost as cheap as a Vitamix gets, but does the Vitamix A2300 live up to the brand? I tested it on smoothies, ice, dips, and even butter to find out.
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Cosori Pro LE 5-Qt Air Fryer review − almost too powerful for its own good
The Cosori Pro LE 5-Qt Air Fryer works quickly and quietly to fry your food, though it errs on the side of overcooking
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Smeg Semi Automatic Espresso Machine – the most stylish espresso machine on the market?
The Smeg Super Automatic Espresso Machine is the most beautiful model on the market. As a barista, I wanted to see if this boasts substance as well as style.
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Maatila Whipped Cream Bed Sheet, Pillow Case and Comforter review − plush comfort all the way from Korea
Maatila makes squishy comforters and silky-smooth pillowcases, though their bed sheets leave a little to be desired
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Luxome Luxury Sheet Set − comfortable, cool, but creased
I slept under Luxome bedding through several seasons and countless laundry cycles − it wins my sleep editor seal of approval
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VacTidy Nimble T7 Robot Vacuum and Mop Combo − quick sweeps and light cleans
The VacTidy Nimble T7 can manage small spills and general maintenance, but it's less suitable for bigger cleaning jobs
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Instant Pot Milk Frother – can a multicooker maker really improve your coffee?
The Instant Pot Milk Frother can texture dairy and non-dairy milks well. It's certainly a budget option, but it can deliver on all its promises.
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Nespresso Aeroccino 4 review – for speedy, silent, single-serve milk
Single-serve, speedy, and close to silent, the Nespresso Aeroccino 4 is an excellent milk frother. It's a little pricy, but worth every penny.
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Ultenic FS1 Auto Empty Cordless Vacuum – less costly luxury
The Ultenic FS1 has plenty of luxury features, but without the premium price tag: neat charging, self-emptying bins, and excellent suction power.
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Miele CM 6160 Coffee Machine review – is it worth $2,000?
The Miele CM 6160 coffee machine is beautiful. It's slick, smart, and stylish, but also very very expensive. I tested it to see whether it's worth the money.
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Magic Bullet Blender review – inexpensive but effective
My tests found that the Magic Bullet blender is a brilliant, inexpensive option for novice smoothie makers who don't need all the bells and whistles.
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Ninja Foodi Cold & Hot Blender: homemade soup without a stove
The Ninja Foodi Cold & Hot Blender is a blender and soup maker in one. When I took it to the test kitchen, I found excellent soups and smoothie bowls.
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Nutribullet 600 Series blender review – for elegant, efficient smoothies
The Nutribullet 600 Series blender is a simple, smoothie-blending delight. Its elegant aesthetics and efficient motor make it easy to love, but it has some limitations.
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Magic Bullet Kitchen Express review – petite but powerful
The Magic Bullet Kitchen Express covers the functions of a blender and food processor in one small, but surprisingly effective appliance.
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HYSapientia 15L Air Fryer Oven review − great with meat, but missed the mark with carbs and veg
On test, I found the HYSapientia 15L has an amazing capacity and is great for meat dishes, but other ingredients were less successful.
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Shark Rotator Pet Lift-Away: a great budget upright Shark
The Shark Rotator is a cheaper option than Shark's top-line vacuums. Can it stand up to testing?
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Nutribullet immersion blender review – a basic, bargain blender
If you're looking for a budget immersion blender, look no further than the Nutribullet. It has a durable build, two attachments, and variable speed settings.
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Shark CarpetXpert Carpet Cleaner - exceptional for pet mess
I wasn't convinced by carpet cleaners, but the Shark CarpetXpert is amazing. This cleaner totally revitalised rugs, upholstery, and easily handled pet mess.
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I slept on Martha Stewart's surprisingly great bedsheets for a month – and they're on sale
The Martha Stewart Bedding line offers quality products for unbeatable prices. On test, I found soft sheets, plush comforters, but subpar pillows.
