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Healthy new year gadgets

These great food-related gadgets will help you lead a healthier lifestyle
These great food-related gadgets will help you lead a healthier lifestyle

Juicers provide an easy way to achieve your five-a-day and they were, of course, a big hit in 2015…

HOTPOINT SJ 15XL UP0 SLOW JUICER

GADGETS Healthy Start 094615Hotpoint’s latest model will see the trend continue. The basis of this model is that the bladeless technology and low speed motor (50rpm) will help you get more nutrients and vitamins from your juicer as the fruit and veg go through a more gentle process allowing more vitamins and nutrients to be squeezed into your drink. On top of that, there is less waste produced and Hotpoint estimate you’ll get 30% more juice from this model than others on the market. £119.99 from www.amazon.co.uk

 

DE’LONGHI MULTIFRY EXTRA CHEF

GADGETS Healthy Start 094678If you are unable to resist the lure of the humble chip, this device will ensure that a plateful of the potato treat won’t mean you’ll be consuming your body weight in calories or fat. You can cook up a batch of 1.7kg of chips using just 14ml of oil. And the Multifry’s capabilities don’t end there; cook up a batch of stew or risotto, or make your own homemade pizza using the pan function or the air grill function. £259.98 from www.delonghi.com

 

TERRAILLON’S NUTRITAB SCALE

GADGETS Healthy Start 094637To the naked eye, this is a set of fancy kitchen scales, however, delve a little deeper and you’ll discover an assistant to help you stay on course for your healthy eating plan. The scales pair up with its own wellness app so that you can check the nutritional information – including fat and fibre content and the calories – of all the ingredients as you weigh them. Use the app to store the data and create different profiles. Requires three AAA batteries. £79.99 from Lakeland

 

RUSSELL HOBBS MIX & GO

GADGETS Healthy Start 094629A quick and easy-to-use smoothie maker, this blender will suit those who live a busy lifestyle and don’t feel they have time to sit down for breakfast. Place your ingredients in one of the two portable bottles, screw the blade unit on, turn it upside down and attach it to the motor unit. Then just press down on top of the bottle – when the machine senses pressure, it’ll whirl into action, quickly making up your favourite blend. Also, you can replace the blade unit with the drink lid and go out and about. £29.99 from uk.russellhobbs.com

GEORGE FOREMAN CREAM 18873 FAMILY GRILL

GADGETS Healthy Start 094694With their tag line of The Lean Mean Fat-Reducing Grilling Machine, the George Foreman grill has proved to be an ever-present kitchen accessory since launching in 1994. If you’re yet to invest in one, you may be wondering what the hype is about. Well, not only does it cook your food swiftly, but the angled plate allows the excess fat and grease from your dishes to channel away into a drip tray. In fact, they estimate that it will reduce the fat content of some food by up to 42%. This model is great for families as it allows you to cook five portions at a time. £33.19 from www.amazon.co.uk

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