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Five Genius Ways to Use a Food Processor

27/07/202117/08/2021 by Sarah Hill

A food processor is the ultimate kitchen multitaskers that enables you to halve your food prep time by chopping, pureeing, kneading, shredding, slicing and mincing at the touch of a button. Check out our video below for five genius ways you can use a food processor to take your food prep to the next level!

After School Snacks You Can Bake in Advance

12/01/202115/01/2021 by Lizzie Wood

After school snacks are a great way to tide hungry tummies over until dinner and, after a long day of learning, kids are usually ready for food as soon as they walk through the door – but what should you give them?

Easy, Fast, Delicious: Cooking with Justine Schofield

12/11/202001/12/2020 by Lizzie Wood

To show you just how easy cooking can be, celebrated TV Chef Justine Schofield will walk you through how to create family-friendly fish tacos and chicken biryani using her favourite Tefal cookware and appliances.

Bombe Alaska: Festive Ice Cream Dessert Recipe

30/10/202008/01/2021 by Lizzie Wood

This spectacular Christmas Bombe Alaska is a guaranteed show-stopper – perfect for capping off either a relaxing barbecue or a formal dinner party. You decide.

Batch Summer Cocktails: Strawberry Lime Punch & More

30/10/202027/11/2020 by Lizzie Wood

These batch summer cocktails are quick to make and oh-so refreshing to sip on while you entertain guests or relax by the pool. Get organised and make them ahead of time!

Raspberry & White Choc Tiramisu Trifle

30/10/202004/11/2020 by Lizzie Wood

No classic Christmas would be complete without a trifle for dessert. This scrumptious Raspberry & White Choc Tiramisu Trifle is more than a little heavenly. Give it a try and impress the gang this Christmas.

Roast Pork Stuffed with Prunes, Hazelnuts & Thyme

30/10/202028/10/2020 by Lizzie Wood

Does Christmas get any better than succulent roast pork, stuffed with prunes, hazelnuts, and thyme? Make this recipe the focus of your festive feast and ready yourself for plenty of ‘oohs and ahhs’.