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Small appliances

A small appliance costs you two things: money and permanent counter space. The useful ones replace a job you do often; the rest end up in a cupboard. This category is about which is which.

Look at the parts that touch food and heat. A machine whose seals, gaskets and blades are sold separately can be kept running for a decade; one with a sealed unit is disposable by design.

Noise and cleaning time are the specifications nobody prints, and they decide whether you use the thing weekly or twice.

What actually decides a purchase here

  • Whether spares (seals, blades, bowls) are sold separately.
  • Wattage against your circuit: a 1800 W appliance plus a kettle will trip a shared kitchen circuit.
  • Dishwasher-safe parts — the difference between five minutes and twenty after each use.
  • Footprint against how often you will use it.

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