Tower T24037WHT Digital Microwave With Sleek Mirror Door, 800W, 20L, White

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Whether you're hoping to cook more efficiently, or reheat that final portion from the batch cooking you made last week; there's no doubt about it that microwaves offer versatility and efficiency. The Combi Wave 3 in 1 is engineered with a soft close door which is 80% quieter than other models, as well as being quieter when its in operation. It boast a sleek design with a very impressive 27 litre cooking capacity, which is ideal for medium-sized to large households. There has been a surge of interest in air fryers and smaller cooking appliances in recent months, and our research shows that the hype could be justified in some cases, as we’ve found these products cost less to cook certain foods than conventional ovens. As the name suggests, these microwaves offer a combination of cooking options including steaming, baking and grilling. It's a good way to cook up a storm in a busy household giving you almost endless cooking possibilities.

With most of the electronics sitting underneath – as opposed to on the side of – the main body, it takes up relatively little space and has all the functions you'd expect from a basic microwave. It features eight automatic programs to easily cook meals, re-heat and defrost meals - which is the minimum you'll need for basic cooking.Arriving with a whole host of features like HotBlast to reduce cooking time, meat crisping, slim fry.. and even fermentation for yogurt. Testers calculated how long it took, how much energy it used and, crucially, how much it cost to use different appliances to cook the same foods.

Which? found that baking a cake in an air fryer costs just 8p and takes almost half the time needed for a regular oven, without compromising on taste and texture While the pressure cooker and halogen oven produced great cakes, they took longer than the oven and used more energy, costing 2p and 7p more respectively. Featuring a unique textured control panel and a sleek mirror-finish door, the Inspire microwave boasts chrome accents that help to give that luxe feel to any kitchen.

Emily Seymour, Which? energy editor, said: “ Energy bills are a real concern for millions of households across the country, especially when many are already feeling the pressures of the cost of living crisis, and cooking is one of the everyday costs that really mount up over time. However, for the modern family and individuals who live alone microwaves can be a godsend in the kitchen – it's no wonder that 93% of British households have one. Unlike a tabletop microwave, integrated microwaves are built into an area of the kitchen, like a cupboard or designated unit for example.