Small Appliances
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Sage the Barista Touch: Brilliant coffee, brilliantly simple Hugely customisable and incredibly capable, the Barista Touch wants to teach everyone how to make perfect coffee at home£999 - best buy
Breville Blend Active Personal review You'll get impressive results from this great-value £20 smoothie maker£20 - recommended
Delonghi Clessidra review: Filter coffee done better Discover why this innovative take on an old favourite may just make you a drip-coffee convert£158 - best buy
Lavazza Deséa review: Tasty coffee without the hassle Stylish, capable and extraordinarily easy to use; a great way to make tasty coffee with a minimum of effort£190 - recommended
Lakeland Mini 1.8l Multi Cooker review: Small but mighty A competent all-in-one for small households that’s great for rice cooking£50 - recommendedPanasonic SD-2511KXC review A relatively expensive breadmaker that produces consistently good results, but there's better Panasonic models£130
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Gaggia Anima review: Bean-to-cup simplicity for £529 Gaggia’s mid-range bean-to-cup machine produces fine-tasting coffee with a minimum of faff£529 - Sharp R82STMA microwave review Easy to use with even results but it's a tad slow; still a good buy but there are slightly better options around£122
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Panasonic Croustina SD-ZP2000KXC breadmaker review A brilliant breadmaker for those keen to experiment, but other models in the range are a better bet for novices£240 - best buy
Melitta Caffeo Barista TS Smart: Almost perfect An utterly brilliant, fully automatic coffee machine, but the extra smart features need work and it's expensive£999 - best buy
Panasonic SD-ZX2522 review: Fuss-free loaves on demand A stylish, versatile breadmaker that bakes brilliant loaves every time - and with a minimum of hassle£239.99 - recommended
Nespresso Creatista Uno by Sage review: Simply brilliant Sage’s brilliantly designed capsule coffee machine delivers brilliant coffee and perfectly frothed milk without the hassle£329