Tefal FF100215 PRI

Advantages: Do not have to keep draining oil after each use
Disadvantages: Takes up alot of countertop space

...The Tefal Prissima has been n a life saver for my daily life. Since I do not work and my fiance does, it is sort of a nonspkoken agreement that I would do most of the cooking until I am able to get a job. One of the most important parts of the kitchen for me is to have something to deepfry in. That along with a George Foreman grill. Well since we had nothing to deep fry in I felt out of place, almost did not know how to cook some things without it. Well off I went to Argos, Marks and Spencers and all the other home improvement stores in the area. After about 2 days of shopping around and comparing the quality and price of each of the deep fryers that I found within my price range I decided upon the Tefal Prissima. Before I go on about this particular Deep Fryer let me give a little bit of Tefals details. This information... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average helpful

Advantages: Stylish Looks & Cord Storage In Base
Disadvantages: Care Needed When Pouring Boiling Water

...they did! The cheapest model on the shelf was £24.99 and I wasn't having that. Sticking to my original price and my spirits down I returned to the car. I couldn't go all night without a brew, besides my free Yorkshire tea bags had arrived and being new to ciao I'd pencilled them in as my second review. Tesco are the next nearest supermarket so off I went. The only item in my price range was the Tefal Delphina cordless kettle priced at £14.99. Decision time, did I waste more petrol and travel a fair distance to Asda, or did I buy the Tefal which after all was in the price range I had set myself, even if it was only by a penny? You've guessed it, as I'm reviewing the kettle I bought it. Oversight * * * * * * * * It comes in a box with pictures of the product on all sides. Inside, the kettle and base are individually packed in polythene bags... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful

Advantages: it's fast
Disadvantages: not hot enough, doesn't hold enough

...The Tefal Quick cup is a brilliant idea, I'm constantly on the go and I get fed up of having to wait for the kettle (usually because I over fill it) plus I thought I'd be able to get rid of my brita filter as Tefal Quickcup has hot and cold water AND Tefal claim I can save upto 65% on the energy used!!! Seems to good to be true........well...........it is!!! Although it's an excellent concept Tefal NEED to perfect it! The hot (filtered) water comes out at perfect drinking temperature, but face it, who has a cup of tea/coffee and drinks it straight away?? And if left for more than a few minutes will be freezing cold next time you wrap your hands round the mug, and at this time of year thats not good! Plus the 'cold' filtered water actually comes out quite warm which is not nice when you're expecting a cool refreshing drink! I would... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful