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Electronics For All Your Needs

Updated on April 14, 2016

Small Kitchen Appliances

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Small Kitchen Appliances

When I started writing this I wondered where and how all these appliances came to be. So I started researching mostly the kitchen and hand held small appliances and I learned a lot, so I hope you do to.

In this fast paced world we live in today, how could we live without all of our small kitchen appliances? We use them all the time and most times, at the same time! The TV is going, while dinner is in the oven or the toaster oven or the microwave. See where I'm going here? I know I'm not the only person that does this. I like to call these "electronic goodies" because let's face it, anything that makes our lives easier, makes us all happy.

Small appliances are typically small household electrical machines than can be carried around so you can move them where needed. When you're done hide them back where they were. I use my mixer all the time but that doesn't mean I want it sitting out on the counter top all day.

I personally like the retro styles coming back around and the modern small appliances are updated and oh, so cute! The Smeg is a new product from a Italian manufacturer and they have some really nice new small appliances that are portable in your kitchen.


You will also find the Phillips Airfryer further down, along with a video for you to watch. It will give you a better idea to decide if you would like to give it as a gift or keep it for yourself. I find this great for cheating on my diet because I love french fries! Fried foods are definitely my downfall and I want them all the time so this would be my healthier version.

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Old Fashioned Vacuum Cleaner

How would you like to vacuum with this old model?
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Phillips Airfryer

Philips Kitchen Appliances Philips Digital Airfryer, The Original Airfryer, Fry Healthy with 75% Less Fat, Black HD9230/26
Philips Kitchen Appliances Philips Digital Airfryer, The Original Airfryer, Fry Healthy with 75% Less Fat, Black HD9230/26
Now here's a gift you might want to give yourself! It fries, bakes and roasts using little or no oil. The Airfryer out cooked a convection oven, turning out crispy sweet potatoes and and nicely browned fries (my favorite). The manual suggests halving cooking times and reducing oven temperatures for packaged foods, so you will need to experiment with the electronic controls. The Healthy Way to Fry, Bake, Grill, or Roast your Favorite Foods With the Philips Digital Airfryer, you can eat healthier without giving up the taste and texture of your favorite foods. The Airfryer features unique Rapid Air Technology that circulates hot air with speed and precision for faster cooking and perfect results with less oil. Using the digital touch screen interface you can adjust the temperature up to 390 degrees and set the timer up to 60 minutes. The included double layer rack maximizes the Airfryer's cooking surface letting you fry, bake, roast, and grill more of your favorite food. The Airfryer’s parts are dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning, and the included recipe booklet features more than 25 recipes created exclusively for the Philips Airfryer.
 

There’s no question about it: eating healthy 100% of the time can seem near impossible especially if you’re not used to eating healthy on a regular basis. Most of us were raised on fast foods and a lot of people still are. Here are some suggestions on eating heathly and balanced.

When you know what you should be eating and how to structure your meals around a busy day, eating healthy can actually be enjoyable.

Here are five tricks to make healthy eating easy:

A protein packed breakfast every morning

Make sure you carry healthy snacks with you

Make sure you eat veggies with every meal

Skip processed foods as much as possible

If you need to cheat, cheat but keep to a minimum

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Iron For All Ironing Needs

Hamilton Beach Steam Iron with 3-Way Auto Shutoff & Durathon Soleplate (19800),Blue and White,Full Size
Hamilton Beach Steam Iron with 3-Way Auto Shutoff & Durathon Soleplate (19800),Blue and White,Full Size
I don't want to give away my age but if you ever had to iron with a old fashioned iron, you will really appreciate the newer irons for sure! So where did the hand irons come from? Well, in 1903 Earl Richardson introduced a lightweight electric iron. After complaints from customers, Richardson tweaked out some problems and came up with a iron that made pressing around buttonholes and ruffles easier. Now the iron has steam output and a nonstick plate is more durable. This new iron gives off more steam for better wrinkle removal and glide performance. We all want this chore to go super fast!
 

Old Fashioned Iron

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