news Reporting from the Recent Exclusively Show
Celebrating 80 Years, Dualit to introduce new products
D
ualit launches new products and design
classics at the recently held Exclusively Show. With new colourways including Sage Green, Sandstone, and the soon-to-launch Limited Edition Union Jack Classic Toaster. Meeting with the company
in the Press room, we were also told the company were also soon to launch its product for creating the ideal, delicious Hot Chocolate drink.
Tower Unveils 2025 Must-See Collections at Exclusively Show Known as The Home of the Air Fryer, Tower has created new air
fryers that provide a space-saving solution, perfect for those who have less kitchen space and want to maximise it. Introducing the new 11L Dual
Layer Air Fryers, which feature two vertically stacked baskets that save 35% of countertop space, without sacrificing cooking capacity. The air fryer includes 7 preset cooking options, along with Match Cook and Smart Finish functions for convenient, precise cooking. The Tower Vortx technology allows for rapid air circulation, cooking food 30% faster with
99% less oil. With the ability to cook up to four different food types at the same time, the slimline dual-stack design can fit comfortably under kitchen cabinets or away in cupboards.
Meet the Team at the Product Care Group Showing an SDA range of products from Rangemaster, Russell Hobbs, Ninja and Shark, the Team from the Product Care Group found time to pose. Later this year, we have been informed they are opening a new showroom. IER will report on this when we have more news
A Bold and Vibrant Statement for the Kitchen Hamilton Beach was excited to share that its Miami Flamingo Pink Kettle & Toaster set had been selected for the 2025 Exclusively Show Trend Showcase! In their statement, ‘This bold and beautiful duo blends vibrant colour, everyday functionality and design-forward thinking, making it a must have for trend aware kitchens.’
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