Restore your body's electrolyte balance with ARTAH Cellular Hydration
ARTAH's clinically-proven electrolyte powder is designed for modern life, not just sport – here's how it can help support your energy levels, productivity and overall wellbeing
As one of the unsung heroes behind our energy, mental clarity and overall wellbeing, electrolytes play a hugely important role in our bodies. These essential minerals – including potassium, magnesium, sodium and calcium – are responsible for keeping us hydrated at a cellular level, supporting nerve signals, muscle function and cognitive performance. But even when we drink plenty of water, we can still experience electrolyte deficiency symptoms: low energy, brain fog and poor productivity – and stress, processed food, alcohol and even exercise can deplete our electrolyte reserves, leaving us feeling less than our best. It's a common problem, too: according to National Diet and Nutrition Survey data, 85% of men and 92% of women don't meet the Reference Nutrient Intake (RNI) for potassium, while 29% of men and 49% of women don't meet the RNI for magnesium – and that doesn't even account for our increased need for electrolytes after stress and exercise. So, what solutions are actually out there to help us, besides traditional sugary sports drinks and salty electrolyte powders? ARTAH Cellular Hydration offers a smarter route that's designed for everyday use, not just exercise. Expertly formulated and sugar-free, this advanced electrolyte powder can help you achieve optimal hydration balance and replenish key minerals – without the sodium overload, bloat or 'thirst rebound' that you might get from other products. Save 20% on ARTAH Cellular Hydration (new customers only) ARTAH is offering Good Food readers 20% off at ARTAH.co if they're a new customer – just add the code GOODFOOD at checkout to secure your discount. What is ARTAH Cellular Hydration? Unlike other formulas out there, ARTAH Cellular Hydration is a premium electrolyte powder that can be taken daily – not just before or after doing sport. Its award-winning formula blends key electrolytes with botanicals and nutrients, supporting hydration, energy and cognitive function, as well as adaptogenic and prebiotic fibre that nourish your microbiome. The powder is also free from sugar and artificial sweeteners, and with its refreshing, slightly tart citrus taste, it offers an easy, delicious way to support your wellbeing from the inside out. What benefits might you see from taking ARTAH Cellular Hydration? By supporting cellular hydration and replenishing key electrolytes, ARTAH Cellular Hydration can help you feel more energised, focused and balanced throughout the day. Customers have reported feeling more alert, energised and resilient to daily stressors when factoring ARTAH's electrolyte powder into their routine. ARTAH has also invested in a clinical study to validate its impact on how we feel and perform each day. In a four-week independent clinical study of ARTAH Cellular Hydration: 85% reported improved energy 79% reported better energy during exercise 76% noted enhanced productivity at work 72% experienced better exercise performance and recovery 70% reported less brain fog 66% had fewer sugar cravings How is ARTAH Cellular Hydration different from other electrolytes? Most other electrolyte drinks are high in sodium (i.e. salt, something that most of the UK population already consumes too much of), but ARTAH Cellular Hydration uses a low-sodium formula that boosts more than just basic hydration. Unlike other products, it focuses on minerals that are generally deficient in modern diets, like magnesium and potassium. "We often think of electrolytes as synonymous with sodium, but real hydration depends on the right balance of minerals – not just more salt," says Rhian Stephenson, nutritionist and ARTAH founder. "Most electrolyte formulas on the market are overly salty, and the truth is that many of us already consume more sodium than we need." "I wanted to create a formula that delivers targeted support for cognition, energy, and mood, without adding unnecessary sodium or compromising balance. And if you are an exerciser, it will still be helpful – our trial proved that you don’t need excess salt to perform." It also features vitamin C and malic acid, which provides additional support for energy levels and collagen production – which are benefits rarely found in standard electrolyte powders. These nutrients are vital for hydration balance, nerve transmission, muscle function, reducing fatigue and supporting mental clarity (see the Great Britain nutrition and health claims register for more information). The formula is also rigorously third-party tested for contaminants (like heavy metals and microbes) and to ensure the label claims match what's in your glass. Cellular Hydration is backed by independent clinical research, too, and has received positive feedback from health professionals and customers. Who should be taking ARTAH Cellular Hydration? Anyone looking to boost their hydration levels, energy and cognitive performance can benefit from ARTAH Cellular Hydration – not just athletes – though it's particularly beneficial for people with increased electrolyte demands, like those who exercise regularly or lead stressful lifestyles. <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2025/12/ARTAH-Cellular-Hydration-electrolytes-f67efc2.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="A woman in her kitchen, drinking a glass of water – in front of her is a large jug of water, a mug and a packet of ARTAH Cellular Hydration electrolytes powder, and there's a bowl of fruit and a green plant in the foreground" title="ARTAH Cellular Hydration electrolytes" /> If you often feel fatigued, struggle to concentrate or experience frequent cravings, Cellular Hydration could provide meaningful support that goes beyond basic hydration – and given that a significant proportion of UK adults don't meet the recommended intakes for magnesium and potassium, it's a supplement that's particularly relevant for lots of people. How and when to take ARTAH Cellular Hydration Taking ARTAH Cellular Hydration is simple and flexible. Mix one scoop (approximately 1.5 teaspoons) of the powder into 500ml of cold water and enjoy it before, during or after your workout to support performance and recovery, first thing in the morning or between meals as an energy-boosting pick-me-up. Lots of users like to start their day with ARTAH Cellular Hydration to replenish electrolytes lost overnight and kickstart their morning. It can also be used post-exercise, during periods of stress, or after consuming alcohol to help combat fatigue and restore electrolyte balance. If you want more or less of the citrus taste, you can also adjust the water quantity to your liking. Where to buy ARTAH Cellular Hydration You can buy ARTAH Cellular Hydration directly from ARTAH.co, where you can choose between a one-time purchase or subscribe and save for monthly or quarterly deliveries, which you can reschedule, skip or cancel at any time. All ARTAH's products come with a 90-day 'Feel Good' guarantee, too, so you can try them risk-free and experience the benefits for yourself. Plus, don't forget that Good Food readers can save 20% on their first purchase at ARTAH – simply use the code GOODFOOD at checkout to secure your discount. This is a sponsored article in partnership with ARTAH. ARTAH adheres to ASA regulations.
Is Le Creuset's expensive cookware really worth the cost?
Got your eye on some colourful Le Creuset cookware? Even the smallest casserole dishes can set you back nearly £200, but perhaps for a good reason – here's why we think they're worth the investment.
Le Creuset is a big name in the world of cookware. Launched in 1925 in the French village of Fresnoy-le-Grand, it's best known for its ultra-durable colourful ceramics, casserole dishes, pans and more. It's also become a coveted status symbol among millennials and Gen Z, and last November there was such a rush on discounted Le Creuset items at the brand's warehouse sale in Hampshire that the police had to be called. But is all the hype justified? Here at Good Food, we know more than a thing or two about quality cookware. We've been testing everything from cast-iron pans and stainless steel frying pans to saucepan sets and casserole dishes for years, and Le Creuset consistently ranks as one of the best brands out there. Perhaps the only thing that might put you off buying a Le Creuset product is the hefty upfront cost. With quality cookware often comes expensive price tags and Le Creuset certainly doesn't come cheap. If you're still undecided, we've pulled together some guidance on how to take care of your Le Creuset and our tried-and-tested picks of the best products to buy. Jump to: Is Le Creuset worth it? How to clean Le Creuset Can you put Le Creuset in the dishwasher? Why is Le Creuset so expensive? Top-rated Le Creuset cookware we've tried and tested Is Le Creuset worth it? Le Creuset has a stellar reputation in the world of cookware and ceramics, but it is more expensive versus others out there – which begs the question, is it really worth the cost? In our opinion, the answer is yes. We're big fans of any brand that offers a lifetime warranty on its products and Le Creuset is one of them. In fact, its ceramics are so well made that they often outlive the people who originally bought them, with items being passed down to the next generation. <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2024/11/Le-Creuset-casserole-dishes-in-thyme-9be57fd.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="Three differently sized Le Creuset cast-iron casserole dishes in the shade 'thyme', a green bowl of salt with a small wooden spoon inside it, and a Le Creuset cast-iron griddle with a whole leek sitting in it – all on a white reflective marble table" title="Le Creuset casserole dishes in thyme" /> Our expert reviews team has also tested a wide range of Le Creuset products, measuring them against a list of strict criteria like ease of use, quality of build, sustainability and performance – and we've been impressed with the results time and again. They're usually among the most expensive we've tested in each category, but if you use your Le Creuset product regularly enough and take care of it properly, you'll get plenty of value from it in the long run. How to clean Le Creuset If you're daunted by the prospect of looking after your Le Creuset, you can rest assured that whenever we've tested the brand's cookware we've always found it very easy to clean. Le Creuset casserole dishes are made from ultra-durable enamelled cast iron, which means they don't need the same level of treatment that you would give traditional cast-iron pans. Can you put Le Creuset in the dishwasher? Le Creuset say its cookware can go in the dishwasher, but hot temperatures and powerful dishwasher detergents won't do it any favours in the long run. Instead, always try to wash by hand with warm, soapy water whenever possible. For burned-on ingredients that are more difficult to remove, a soak in warm water and washing-up liquid overnight should help soften and lift away any stubborn residue. How to look after Le Creuset You don't need to season your casserole dish before or after use but you will want to let the dish cool after cooking before you wash it – sticking it in water when it's still hot might crack the enamel coating. When it's ready to be put away, store it in a dry, airy cupboard and use a pan protector to keep it scratch-free. Why is Le Creuset so expensive? The simple answer is, when it comes to cookware, you get what you pay for. With prices starting at £199 for a 24cm casserole dish, Le Creuset is certainly among the most expensive out there. However, what you get in return is ultra-durable, high-quality, good-looking dishes, pots and pans that, when cared for properly, will last a lifetime. There are also some brands, like ProCook and Our Place, that have the same colourful aesthetic if you're looking for less expensive alternatives, but bear in mind the warranties are significantly shorter. Top-rated Le Creuset cookware we've tried and tested Le Creuset signature stainless steel frying pan Available from John Lewis & Partners – 20cm (from £125), Amazon – 26cm (£145) We tested the 28cm version of this stainless-steel pan, though it comes in a range of sizes (from 20cm to 30cm). We loved how well it retained heat when caramelising onions, and its curved sides and slim, easy-to-grip handle are winning features, too. Read more in our guide to the best stainless steel frying pans. Available from: John Lewis & Partners – 20cm (from £125), Amazon – 26cm (£145) Le Creuset stoneware fluted flan dish, 28cm Available from Le Creuset (£36.40), Amazon (£36.40) This fluted flan dish is ideal for baking pies and comes in two sizes (24cm and 28cm), as well as a range of colours. Made from stoneware, it's heavy but built to last and backed by a 10-year guarantee. Inside the box, there's plenty of advice on how to care for your dish, plus protective packaging to keep it safe in storage. It can also be used as an attractive serving dish at the dinner table, and is dishwasher and fridge-freezer-safe, too. Read more reviews in our guide to the best pie dishes. Available from: Le Creuset (£36.40) Amazon (£36.40) Le Creuset signature round casserole dish, 18cm Available from Amazon (£142), Le Creuset (£219) Perhaps what Le Creuset is best known for, this iconic cast-iron casserole is available in seven sizes, but this is the smallest available. This particular size is ideal for smaller households of two people, or you can use it to cook side dishes as part of a larger meal. There's also a choice of 18 colours, though we love Le Creuset's signature volcanic orange. Discover our guide to the best casserole dishes. Available from: Amazon (£142) Le Creuset (£219) Le Creuset signature round casserole dish, 20cm Available from Amazon (from £187), Harts of Stur (£199.20), John Lewis & Partners (£249) A slightly larger size than the version above, this 20cm cast-iron pot is also ideal for feeding two or three people. It's also compact enough to store easily and slide next to other dishes in the oven. It heats quickly and is versatile, too – you could even use it to bake a loaf of bread, as Le Creuset's cast iron conducts and retains heat so well. Available from: Amazon (from £187) Harts of Stur (£199.20) John Lewis & Partners (£249) Le Creuset signature oval cast-iron casserole dish, 35cm Available from Le Creuset (from £299), Amazon (from £299) This hard-wearing oval-shaped casserole dish is perfectly built for roasting a whole chicken or other joints, and the tall sides also allow you to roast your veggies around the meat. The heat-resistant knob on the lid is easy to grip, even when wearing oven gloves, and the enamel interior means cleaning is a breeze, too. Available from: Le Creuset (from £299) Amazon (from £299) Le Creuset signature cast-iron Grillit Available from Amazon (from £115.50), Harts of Stur (£132), Le Creuset (£165), John Lewis & Partners (£165) This cast-iron griddle is heat resistant up to 250C, which makes it a versatile option if you’d like a pan you can move from the hob to oven or barbecue. In test, we found it was great at achieving defined griddle marks on our meat and veg, while also locking in lots of flavour and moisture. For more product suggestions, read our guide to the best griddles. Available from: Amazon (from £115.50) Harts of Stur (£132) Le Creuset (£165) John Lewis & Partners (£165) More deals Air fryer deals Microwave deals Dishwasher deals Pizza oven deals Related reviews Best casserole dishes Best cast-iron pans Best cast-iron cookware Best non-stick frying pans Best hand blenders Best kettles Best pestle and mortars Best toasters Best mixing bowls Best dishwashers Best paella pans Best oven thermometers Is HexClad worth it? Is Our Place worth it? Is KitchenAid worth it? Are Smeg appliances worth it?
The only air fryer Black Friday deals you should consider right now
I've tested over 30 different air fryers – here are the best on sale right now for Cyber Monday, with offers from the likes of Ninja, Our Place and Tower.
Hoping to snap up a last-minute air fryer deal? It's estimated that over half of UK households now own one of these appliances, at least according to last year's Good Food Nation Survey. But if you haven't yet bought one and want to – or perhaps you're thinking about upgrading your existing model – there's still time to make the most of the savings. It's Cyber Monday today (aka the final day of the Black Friday sales) and several retailers are still offering deals, including air fryer brands like Ninja and Tower, plus John Lewis & Partners, Lakeland, Currys and JD Williams. But how can you be sure that an air fryer deal you've found is the real deal? I've been covering Black Friday and Cyber Monday for four years and have tested around 30 air fryers for Good Food (which – contrary to what you might think – does involve more than eating a lot of chips). So, it's fair to say I'm pretty well versed in which of these gadgets will give you the best bang for your buck, and which air fryer offers are actually genuine – because, let me tell you, not all of them are. I've also been price-tracking a range of tried-and-tested models all year long, and have rounded up the best savings I've found so far below. I've shared whether I saw a lower price on Cyber Monday last year and if I think prices will drop again, too – so you know whether to buy now or wait a little longer. I'll never recommend an air fryer that hasn't been granted our team's seal of approval, so you can rest assured that every model featured in the list offers good value for money. You can read Good Food's full guide to the best air fryers for more in-depth reviews. Air fryer Black Friday deals at a glance Tower – save 30% on Good Food in partnership with Tower appliances with code GOODFOOD30 Amazon – Black Friday Week ends at midnight tonight Ninja – save up to 30% in Cyber Monday Event Lakeland – up to 50% off site-wide until midnight tonight, with up to £50 off air fryers JD Williams – up to 50% off home in the Black Friday sale Harts of Stur – save on the RRP of air fryers and other electricals John Lewis & Partners – Cyber Monday deals on selected air fryers Very – Cyber Monday sale ends at midnight on Tuesday 2 December Currys – 'lowest ever prices' on a range of air fryers, multi-cookers and more Hughes – save up to £300 on kitchen appliances, plus claim a 5-year guarantee Robert Dyas – up to 35% off small cooking appliances, ends tonight Don’t forget, all of the retailers offering air fryer deals are competing for your attention, so will be keeping just as much of an eye on other brands' prices as their own. Retailers like Currys, John Lewis & Partners and AO also offer a price-match promise. When you’ve spotted a price that appeals to you, look out for added extras, such as free delivery. View Green Video on the source website Jump to: Air fryer Black Friday deals 2025 How to shop safely online during Cyber Monday How do we find air fryer Cyber Monday deals? How do we select air fryer Cyber Monday deals? Are air fryers worth the hype? How much does an air fryer cost? How to get a good air fryer Cyber Monday deal Air fryer Black Friday deals 2025 Good Food in partnership with Tower 10-litre oven and basket air fryer £139.99 £97.99 at Tower | (save £42 or 30% with code GOODFOOD30) £139.99 £84 at Amazon | (save £55.99 or 40%) Elevate your kitchen with the Good Food 10-litre oven and basket air fryer: the perfect solution for versatile family cooking. Created in partnership with Tower, this Tried, Tested, and Trusted model combines a 5.5-litre oven chamber for roasting joints and a 4.5-litre air fryer basket for crisp results. The viewing windows let you monitor cooking without interruption, and the sync function ensures meals finish simultaneously. Like all air fryers on this list, the model has been rigorously tested to ensure brilliant performance. Available from: Tower (£139.99) – save 30% with code GOODFOOD30 Amazon (£84) Ninja Double Stack XL SL400UK Best air fryer overall Star rating: 5/5 £269.99 £179.99 at Amazon | (save £90 or 33%) £269.99 £179.99 black at Robert Dyas | (save £90 or 33%) £229 £180 at John Lewis & Partners | (save £49 or 31%) £269.99 £188 at Ninja | (save £81.99 or 30%) £269.99 £188 at Currys | (save £81.99 or 30%) £269 £188 at Very | (save £81 or 30%) £229.99 £188 at Argos | (save £41.99 or 18%) Ninja's Double Stack XL turns the traditional dual-drawer design on its head and positions one drawer on top of the other, rather than positioning them side by side, so you have more room on your countertop. That's not all – both 4.75-litre drawers also have a stainless-steel rack that allows you to air-fry two layers of ingredients at the same time. In test I found it a joy to use, and even though it was noisier than other models I've tested, cooking with it was straightforward and all the recipes I cooked were a success. £179.99 is the lowest price I've ever seen for this air fryer – last year's Black Friday deals went as low as £209. Available from: Amazon (£179.99) Robert Dyas (£179.99) John Lewis & Partners (£180) Ninja (£188) Currys (£188) Very (£188) Argos (£188) undefined Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone air fryer Best air fryer for families Star rating: 5/5 £229.99 £143 at Very | (save £86 or 38%) £143 at Argos £229.99 £159.99 white at Currys | (save £70 or 31%) This sleek-looking air fryer from Ninja comes with the handy sync function you get with most dual-drawer models, which allows you to programme both drawers simultaneously, even when cooking at different times and temperatures. This particular model also arrived in mostly recyclable packaging, which is a big win on the sustainability front. It has a large capacity so it's an ideal choice for families of four-plus, and while it takes up a big chunk of the counter, it's versatile enough to guarantee everyday use. This air fryer was available for £149 during Black Friday 2024, so £143 represents a genuine saving versus last year. Wattage: 2470W Available from: Very (£143) Argos (£143) Currys (£159.99) undefined Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer Best for cooking a complete meal in one Star rating: 5/5 £199 £119.99 at Amazon | (save £80 or 40%) £199.99 £129.99 at Ninja | (save £70 or 35%) This Ninja air fryer scored top marks for several reasons, namely its recyclable packaging and easy-to-use touchscreen controls. It comes with two drawers that can be programmed to sync up, meaning food finishes cooking at the same time. I also felt it was good value for money and scored well for energy efficiency. Read the full Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer review. Available from: Amazon (£119.99) Ninja (£129.99) Sage the Smart Oven air fryer Best multi-tasking air fryer Star rating: 5/5 £279 at John Lewis & Partners £329.95 £299.95 at Sage | (save £30 or 9%) £329.95 £279.95 at Amazon | (save £50 or 15%) £329.99 £299.99 at Currys | (save £30 or 9%) Deserving of pride of place on the kitchen counter, this attractive air fryer is great to use as an extension of your main oven. Offering presets and functions that can tackle everything from toast and bagels to chips and even slow-cooked stews, this Sage model is a lot more than a standard air fryer. Whenever I see this model discounted, it doesn't tend to drop below £299 – so the £279 price at John Lewis & Partners represents a pretty good saving. Read the full Sage the Smart Oven air fryer review. Wattage: 2400W Available: John Lewis & Partners (£279) Sage (£299.95) Amazon (£279.95) Currys (£299.95) Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 air fryer Best air fryer for versatility Star rating: 4.5/5 £149.99 £113.99 at Amazon | (save £36 or 24%) £114 at John Lewis & Partners | (price match) £149.99 £117 at Ninja | (save £26.99 or 18%) £129.99 £117 at Argos | (save £12 or 10%) £149.99 £123.99 at Currys | (save £26 or 18%) I've got good news for those with the Ninja Crispi on their Black Friday wish list – this viral air fryer has been steadily dropping in price for the last few weeks, and £113.99 (Amazon) is the lowest I've seen so far. That said, if you're not in a hurry to buy and want to make an even bigger saving, my prediction is that it might be discounted again as we get closer to Black Friday itself – so keep checking back here for the latest updates. Even though it has just four presets (air fry, roast, re-crisp and keep warm), I awarded the Crispi 'best air fryer for versatility' because of its two lidded glass containers, which can also be used as storage bowls for on-the-go lunches or keeping leftovers in the fridge. You can also cook sauce-based recipes like curries or desserts in this air fryer, as well as classic dishes like chips, chicken wings and veggies. In test it delivered ultra-crisp, golden fries and a gooey mozzarella & tomato pasta bake with a crunchy cheese topping – exactly what I was looking for. Available from: Amazon (£113.99) John Lewis & Partners (£114) Ninja (£117) Argos (£117) Currys (£123.99) undefined Cosori Dual Basket Air Fryer Best air fryer for quick results Star rating: 4.5/5 £199.99 £113.98 at Amazon | (save £86.01 or 29%) With a spacious 8.5-litre capacity, this Cosori model is the brand's largest air fryer, featuring presets for air fry, roast, grill, reheat, dehydrate, and more. Unique to this model is a “shake” function for even cooking, which worked well for chips – crispy and golden in 30 minutes at 200C. While it cooks fast, avoid overcooking with a bit of trial and error. Packaging contains a lot of plastic, and spare parts aren’t readily available. This model has been fluctuating in price (it was £129.99 last week, then jumped back up to the £199.99 RRP again). So, I wouldn't say this is a particularly huge discount, but it is a few pounds cheaper than it was before. Available from: Amazon (£113.98) Lakeland Dual-Basket air fryer Best air fryer for chicken Star rating: 4.5/5 £99.99 £79.99 at Lakeland | (save £20 or 20%) £99.99 £84.99 at Amazon | (save £15 or 15%) Featuring eight presets, this 8L air fryer is a great choice for households who want to use their gadget to cook lots of different dishes simultaneously. What makes it easy is the sync function, which automatically programmes each drawer to finish at the same time, regardless of timings and temperatures. I liked the clear window built onto the front of this model and enjoyed being able to peek inside as the chips and chicken crisped up. Every dish I cooked was also a success, and the chicken breast in particular was probably the best I've ever had – juicy, tender and flavoursome. Wattage: 2700W Available from: Lakeland (£79.99) Amazon (£84.99) Ninja Speedi air fryer ON400UK Star rating: 4.5/5 £229.99 £149.99 in cyber space blue/silver at Ninja | (save £80 or 35%) £229.99 £149.99 at Argos | (save £80 or 35%) This clever gadget, which Ninja launched in 2023, is more like a multi-cooker/air fryer hybrid, and though there are 10 settings to explore, the Speedi can be primarily used for air frying, grilling, roasting and sautéing. Its generously sized 5.7-litre capacity makes it a brilliant addition to households of four or five, and the 'rapid-cook' setting is ideal for dinners in a flash. The cheapest I've ever seen for the Ninja Speedi is £119.98 (in May 2025), and during Black Friday 2024 retailers like Amazon and Lakeland offered it for £139.99. These offers aren't as good as last year's, but they are the best available right now. Read the full Ninja Speedi review. Wattage: 1760W Available from: Ninja (£149.99) Argos (£149.99) undefined Cosori Air Fryer Lite 3.8L Best WiFi-enabled air fryer Star rating: 4.5/5 £99.99 £69.98 at Amazon | (save £29.02 or 29%) This Cosori model impressed me with its sleek and simple design, colourful accents, and easy-to-remove grill tray – and its WiFi compatibility is a huge win on the convenience front. At the time of testing it was also one of the cheapest air fryers to run versus other models. It ran quietly during use, and though I had to exercise some trial-and-error during the cooking process, it produced crispy, well-sealed chips and moist, evenly cooked chicken. This air fryer has jumped about in price a bit over the last few weeks, but £69.98 is the lowest I've seen so far. Read the full Cosori Air Fryer Lite 3.8L review. Available from: Amazon (£69.98) undefined Our Place Wonder Oven Best looking air fryer oven Star rating: 4/5 £195 £155 at Our Place | (save £40 or 21%) £195 £155 at Selfridges | (save £40 or 21%) £195 £169 at Harrods | (save £26 or 13%) Sporting the same colourful design as the Always Pan frying pan, Our Place's air fryer oven has been a huge hit on social media. Its functions include air fry, bake, grill, roast, toast, and reheat, and a wire rack, air fryer basket and non-stick baking tray are also included. It's a little noisy and slower than other models I've tested, but I found it very easy to use. All the dishes I cooked with the Wonder Oven were evenly crisp and flavoursome, too, and the chicken breast had some good barbecue-like charring. I'm yet to see this air fryer sold for cheaper than £155, and I'm not expecting the price to drop any further. You can read more about the full range of Our Place products in our guide: Is Our Place worth it? Available from: Our Place (£155) Selfridges (£155) Harrods (£169) How to shop safely online during Cyber Monday If you find an air fryer deal and it feels too good to be true, it probably is. According to NatWest, these popular gadgets are becoming one of the top purchase scams criminals use by advertising goods or selling through retailers that don't exist. You can minimise the risk of being duped by targeted scams by shopping from reputable retailers you trust, and avoiding unfamiliar sites or private sellers suggested to you through social media. Always use the recommended secure payment methods if shopping online and avoid quizzes that ask for personal information similar to security questions, as these can be used to guess your passwords. Rest assured, I won't be adding any links into this page unless I'm 100 per cent comfortable with the retailer. Read more in Good Food's guide on how to avoid scams when shopping online during the Black Friday sales. How do I find air fryer deals? When searching for air fryers on sale, I look at a whole host of retailer sites to see what they’re offering. In my experience, I've found that prices can change a few times a week as retailers compete with each other, so I track all the prices to ensure you’re always getting the best deal – then update this page accordingly. But I don’t just look to big retailers – I also look at smaller ones too, as they may be offering a price that their larger counterparts can't. It's my aim is to find you the best price and the biggest air fryer deals, whatever the retailer. How do I select air fryer deals? You’ll notice that there are plenty of air fryer deals around right now, but those that feature in this list are the best performers of more than 50 of those shortlisted, tested and reviewed by myself and the Good Food product testing team. Each was put to the test using Good Food's thoroughly tested recipes, assessing both their performance on everyday kitchen tasks but also challenging the additional functions to identify any weaknesses. Visit the full guide to the best air fryers to find the team's top-rated picks and those that achieved the highest star ratings. Are air fryers worth the hype? Known for their versatility, air fryers are able to perform multiple functions. You can bake, roast, dehydrate and grill in almost all of the models I've tested, plus many more functions. It’s impressive to see how much is packed into their compact countertop footprint. Not only does an air fryer save you precious counter space, they’re often cheaper to run than ovens, particularly if you’re only heating up food for one or two. Air fryers work by circulating hot air to cook and crisp food to achieve that 'fried' texture and flavour, rather than using vats of oil – making air fryers a healthier alternative to deep-fat frying. Plus there’s considerably less mess. Not just reserved for chips, use your air fryer for air fryer chicken breasts, buffalo cauliflower wings, air fryer sausages, air fryer salmon, air fryer doughnuts and much more. Read more in Good Food's guide: are air fryers worth it? How much does an air fryer cost? Prices can vary depending on the size, capacity and versatility of the machine. Prices for standard air fryers tend to begin at around £50, though those at the lower end of the spectrum may require you to do some pre-cooking before you start. For a basic air fryer, I recommend looking at those around the £100 mark for something efficient. For more versatile and multifunctional appliances, I've seen prices reach the £300+ mark, but these models tend to serve as an extension of the oven, so are equally well worth the price. How to get a good air fryer deal Read reviews: it’s easy to get swayed by a great looking deal, but there’s every chance the model you’ve got your eye on could be a dud. Myself and Good Food's product testing team has reviewed around 50+ different air fryers, so really do know the very best models around. Each test and review is impartial and offers up-to-date advice on the products actually worth buying. Set a budget and stick to it: sales events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday usually offer excellent opportunities to save money so, in order to make the most of the discounts, set a budget and try to stick to it. When you see a price you're happy with, buy it: many air fryer deals will only be available for a limited time, but I'll always tell you if I expect prices to drop further. Utilise tools to alert you to good prices: for example, CamelCamelCamel will show you the price history of Amazon products. How to calculate your kWH cost While air fryers can be cheaper to run than a conventional oven, they vary in energy efficiency. To calculate how much energy your appliance uses, simply multiply its wattage by the number of hours it is used per day. Then, divide that total by 1,000 to get the gadget's daily kilowatt-hour (kWh). The cost per kWh can vary depending on what your energy tariff is, plus where you live. If you have a smart meter in your home, you'll be able to see the cost per use as you cook without having to do this calculation. You can find more advice in our guide to energy-efficient cooking, plus tips and advice on how to clean an air fryer and what not to cook in an air fryer. 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As the brand behind the Always Pan and Wonder Oven air fryer, Our Place's pastel-coloured ultra-versatile cookware continues to be all over our social media feeds – but is it worth the money?
Anyone with a social media algorithm tuned into cookware, food or interiors will be familiar with Our Place. As the brand behind the Insta-famous Always Pan and the Wonder Oven, it's the epitome of the millennial kitchen aesthetic: where soft pastels and earthy hues meet practical design and storage. Most of us accumulate pots and pans of all shapes and sizes, then tuck them away in various drawers and cupboards, but for Our Place it's about the opposite. Its cookware is multifunctional, so in theory you only need one of its pans to do the job of several, and it's so good looking that you'll want to keep it out on display permanently. The brand has also just launched a new 'butter yellow' cookware range in partnership with Crocs and US cook Molly Baz. But as every Instagram or TikTok influencer affirms that Our Place is a must-buy brand, you might be asking: is the hype actually justified? We've spent our fair share of time testing Our Place products over the past four years, and we've put everything from the Perfect Pot to the Wonder Oven through its paces in the Good Food Test Kitchen – measuring against everything from ease of use and quality of materials, to sustainability and cooking results. This means we know exactly which pieces of Our Place's cookware will give you bang for your buck, and how it compares to other brands on the market like HexClad, ProCook and Le Creuset. For more advice and product recommendations, read our guides to the best non-stick frying pans, best pan sets and best casserole dishes. Jump to: Is Our Place worth it? What are Our Place pans made of? Is the Always Pan worth it? Our top-rated Our Place products What are the best Always Pan alternatives? Where to buy Our Place cookware Is Our Place worth it? Deciding whether Our Place is worth the hype (and cost) comes down to a few different factors: how much budget you have to spend; what you want from your cookware; and how much space you have in your kitchen. Here are a few things to consider before you hit the buy button: Our Place offers a lifetime warranty on its titanium, cast-iron and steel cookware Its non-stick, silicone, plastic, wood and ceramic products, and the Wonder Oven air fryer, only have a one-year guarantee The cookware is designed to be multifunctional, negating the need for lots of different pots and pans Its non-stick coating is PFA-free, which means it's made without PFTE (commonly known as Teflon) It can more expensive than other brands, with prices starting at £100 for the Mini Always Pan Our testers have found the non-stick of the Always Pan degrades after a year or so, even after proper care and use All the products are well made, stylishly designed and available in a range of colours – including the new limited-edition 'butter yellow' The ceramic non-stick pans are oven-safe but not metal utensil safe or dishwasher-safe To maintain the non-stick, Our Place advises against exposing its pans to high temperatures The brand uses recycled materials for its cookware and all its packaging is plastic-free What are Our Place pans made of? For many, the main selling point of Our Place's cookware and bakeware is that it's PFA-free, which means it's made without chemicals like PTFE (also known as Teflon). Traditional non-stick materials like PTFE are safe to use providing you use non-metal utensils, avoid abrasive scrubbers and don't overheat them (above 260C/500F) – you can read more about this in our guide on how to care for non-stick cookware. Most of the general health concerns around non-stick actually centre around another chemical, PFOA, which was banned in the UK in 2005. When it comes to overall construction, the Always Pan 2.0 and Perfect Pot are made with a ceramic non-stick coating and 100 per cent recycled aluminium exterior, which means they're lightweight and heat quickly. If you're after cookware with a bit more heft, Our Place's Titanium Pro range has a stainless steel exterior with an aluminium core and titanium interior, which means it's metal utensil safe and can handle high temperatures (up to 400C). Enamelled cast iron has been used to create the Cast-iron Always Pan, and compared to other cast-iron skillets we've tested, it's remarkably lightweight at 4.2kg. Is the Always Pan worth it? The Always Pan is undoubtedly Our Place's hero product, having launched first in the UK in 2021 – and then again as the Always Pan 2.0 in 2023. We were fans of the original Always Pan when we tested it in 2021, rating it 4/5 stars, and its smooth non-stick and even heat distribution impressed us. However, at £125, we weren't sure the cost was justified and felt there were plenty of other pans as effective but much cheaper. Unlike similarly priced offerings, like those from Le Creuset and HexClad, the original Always Pan also couldn't go in the oven. So, when Our Place launched the oven-safe Always Pan 2.0 in 2023, it was music to our ears. Like the original, it comes with an integrated stainless steel steamer basket, beechwood spatula and heatproof handle. We awarded it 5/5 stars in testing and rated its impressive non-stick performance, lightweight build and fully recyclable packaging. To maintain the effectiveness of the non-stick, high temperatures are best avoided, which makes searing and frying more difficult. With this in mind, the Always Pan 2.0 is perhaps less versatile than it makes out, though Our Place did share with us that "the occasional sear is totally fine". For this kind of cooking, the Titanium Always Pan Pro, which can handle temperatures of up to 400C, might be the better choice. In our experience, the non-stick coating also starts to degrade after a year or so, even with proper care and use – so this is something to bear in mind. If you're just looking for a new frying pan, you will find more affordable options that do the job just as well. However, we do think it's a solid pick for anyone lacking cupboard space or looking for a statement piece of cookware that looks attractive on the counter. We also love a brand that takes sustainability seriously, and Our Place's commitment to an ethical chain of production and plastic-free packaging are worth applauding. How to clean the Always Pan Using a dishwasher to clean your cookware undoubtedly saves time and effort, but high temperatures and powerful detergents will impact the longevity of the non-stick coating. So, to make sure your Always Pan stands the test of time, make sure you only wash it by hand once it's cooled – warm water, mild dish soap and a non-abrasive sponge are all you need. If you're tackling burnt-on residue, simply sprinkle a small amount of baking soda on the pan's surface, add a splash of water to form a paste, then gently rub with a soft sponge before rinsing thoroughly. Our top-rated Our Place products If you need some help deciding, we've selected a few of our top-rated Our Place products below – all of which have been tried and tested by the Good Food product reviews team. Always Pan 2.0 Available from Fenwick (£93.75), Our Place (£99), Harrods (£99.95), Selfridges (£125), Amazon (£125) Star rating: 5/5 An upgrade of the pan that started it all, the Always 2.0 is the do-it-all piece of cookware that's "deep enough to roast a chicken and shallow enough to flip an egg". It's oven-safe up to 230C, can be used as a steamer with the handled steamer basket (included) – which also doubles as a colander – and comes with a wooden spatula that nestles into the handle. It's incredibly light for its size and build, and comes in five colours. We also found the ceramic non-stick coating ultra smooth and achieved speedy results, and even browning when cooking omelettes in test. Read more in our guide to the best non-stick frying pans. Available from: Fenwick (£93.75) Our Place (£99) Harrods (£99.95) Selfridges (£125) Amazon (£125) Our Place griddle pan Available from Amazon (£110) Star rating: 4.5/5 Functioning as a roasting tray, generous baking sheet and stovetop griddle, the multi-purpose Griddle Pan is a serious piece of kit, though it comes with a bit of a catch. It's not induction-friendly, but at 53cm wide it's large enough to cover two electric hob rings or gas burners. It's also oven-safe up 230C, but the size of it does mean it won't fit inside a standard oven, so you'll need a range oven if you want to roast or bake with it. For those who have the space, though, it's a brilliant pick for feeding guests or a large family. In test we cooked eight sizeable American-style pancakes in one go and, despite the uneven spreading, all of them were perfectly cooked and slipped onto a plate with no trouble. Read our full guide to the best pancake pans. Available from: Amazon (£110) Our Place Perfect Pot Available from Our Place (£109), Selfridges (£135), Amazon (£135), Harrods (£110) Star rating: 4.5/5 Our Place has channelled the colourful, multifunctional design of the Always Pan into its 5.2-litre casserole dish, also known as the Perfect Pot. It can be used as a stock pot, dutch oven, saucepan, roasting rack, steamer, strainer, and braiser, and a spoon rest has been incorporated, too. Like the Always Pan, the non-stick coating is PFA-free and our pot arrived in plastic-free packaging. It's more lightweight than other casserole dishes we've tested, which meant it shifted around on the hob a little while stirring. On the plus side, this meant we could effortlessly transport it from the countertop to the oven to the table. Read our first-look review of the Our Place Perfect Pot, plus our full guide to the best casserole dishes. Available from: Our Place (£109) Harrods (£110) Selfridges (£135) Amazon (£135) Always Pan Titanium Pro Available from Our Place (£135), Harrods (£149), Selfridges (from £170), Amazon (£185) Star rating: 4/5 For those who love the multi-functionality of the Always Pan 2.0 but want the searing power of cooking on stainless steel, the Titanium Pro is an excellent choice. Its tri-ply set-up, made from aluminium, titanium and stainless steel, doesn't rely on coating or chemicals, but will require a little seasoning with oil before use. The surface of the pan also has a mesh-like texture, which prevents food from sticking but did leave a noticeable imprint behind on our American-style pancakes. Unlike the Always Pan 2.0, it's metal utensil safe, too. For the price it's not the most premium-looking frying pan, though it does feel robust and with the right care should withstand years of use. Read more in our full guide to the best non-stick frying pans. Available from: Our Place (£135) Harrods (£149) Selfridges (from £170) Amazon (£185) Our Place Wonder Oven Available from Our Place (£155), Harrods (£155), Selfridges (£195) Star rating: 4/5 Our Place jumped on to the air fryer trend in 2024 with the launch of the Wonder Oven, which sports the same chic, colourful design as the rest of its product range. The Wonder Oven has proved to be a huge hit on social media, and in test we had a great time cooking with it. Functions include air fry, grill, roast, bake, toast and reheat, and though it's a little noisy and slower than other air fryers we've tested, we found it a doddle to use. All our dishes were nicely browned and evenly cooked, and accessories like a wire rack, non-stick baking sheet and air fryer basket are thrown in, too. Read our first-look review of the Our Place Wonder Oven, plus our full guide to the best air fryers. Available from: Our Place (£155) Harrods (£155) Selfridges (£195) What are the best Always Pan alternatives? Our Place is still the frontrunner when it comes to multifunctional 'everything' pans, but in the last couple of years we've spotted a handful of dupes from the likes of Aldi, M&S and ASDA. This summer, we also saw the release of the Lakeland 8-in-1 Only Pan, which is similar in terms of versatility but over 50% cheaper at just £59.99 – we rated it 4/5 in test. Like the Always Pan, it has a PFA-free non-stick ceramic coating, integrated steamer basket and domed lid with an incorporated utensil rest, and can be used for steaming, searing, sautéing and more. There's a choice of three colours – 'sage green' has been a sell-out – and the shape and style of the pan closely resemble those of the Always Pan. Where they differ is the Always Pan can handle higher oven temperatures – up to 230C – so can be used for roasting and baking, where the Only Pan is only oven-safe up to 150C. The Only Pan is 3.5L, so slightly larger than the standard-sized Always Pan (2.5L), and because of this it's a little heavier too (1.79KG, versus 1.36KG). Our Place says it offers a 'limited lifetime warranty' on its non-stick products – dig a little deeper and you'll find the guarantee is actually three years if the pan is purchased after 1 May 2025 (or one year if the pan is bought before this date). Lakeland, on the other hand, offers a 10-year guarantee on the Only Pan. Where to buy Our Place cookware You can buy Our Place products directly from its website, as well retailers like Harrods, Selfridges, Fenwick and Amazon. Related reviews Best non-stick frying pans Best saucepans Best pan sets Best griddle pans Best sauté pans Best pancake pans Best cast iron skillets Best casserole dishes Best stainless steel frying pans Best paella pans How to store pans How to care for non-stick cookware More guides Is HexClad worth it? Is KitchenAid worth it? Is Le Creuset worth it? 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Best dishwasher buying guide 2025: expert-recommended models
Find the best dishwasher for your household and budget with our guide, plus read buying advice from white goods experts to help you get the best results from your appliance.
While usually a significant investment, the best dishwashers can save you time, effort and even reduce your energy bills in the long run. For households looking to cut down on water usage, using one of these appliances is an efficient alternative to handwashing, which accounts for around four per cent of domestic waste use in England and Wales. And with the average annual combined water bill at £603, a dishwasher can also contribute to cost savings over time. Beyond practicality, a dishwasher frees you from endless hours at the sink, leaving your dishes sparkling clean with minimal effort. Modern models come packed with features like eco-friendly wash cycles, quiet operation and flexible loading options, catering to a range of household sizes and needs. To guide you through this major purchase, we’ve consulted industry experts from Quiet Mark, AO, Currys and Samsung, as well as independent advisors from UK Whitegoods. Our recommendations are based on trusted advice and recommendations from experts to help you choose the best dishwasher for your home. If you’re looking to make your money go further, discover our guide to the latest dishwasher deals for added savings. View Affiliate Playlist on the source website Best dishwashers at a glance Best freestanding dishwasher: Samsung Series 11 DW60A8060FS, £479 Best integrated dishwasher: Bosch Series 6 SMV6ZCX10G, £699 Best energy-efficient integrated dishwasher: Samsung DW60A8060BB, £574.87 Best energy-efficient freestanding dishwasher: Beko BDFN36640CX, £469 Best slimline integrated dishwasher: Indesit DSIO3T224EZUKN, £335 Best slimline freestanding dishwasher: Beko DVS04X20W, £249 Jump to section: Best dishwashers to buy in 2025 Which dishwasher should I buy? How to pick an eco-friendly dishwasher Which dishwasher mistakes can cost you more money? Understanding efficiency ratings How much does a dishwasher cost to run? What size dishwasher do I need? How to clean a dishwasher Is it worth getting a tabletop dishwasher? Top tips for looking after your dishwasher Best dishwashers to buy in 2025 Samsung Series 11 DW60A8060FS freestanding dishwasher Available from Amazon (£479), Currys (£689) Best freestanding dishwasher Energy rating: B Top features: 14 place settings Adjustable trays Quick-wash programme Delay timer Auto door opening Cycle options: 8 Versatile and flexible, this B-rated dishwasher has ample capacity for a medium-to-large-sized family or anyone who loves to entertain. There's an express-wash setting for speedy cleaning, and an eco cycle that uses less water and lower temperatures (great for keeping energy costs down). If you've got a particularly sizeable load, you can use the Flex Load system to adjust various sections, too, so you don't have to run multiple cycles. Once the cycle is finished, you can also programme the door to open automatically, so everything inside dries naturally. Available from: Amazon (£479) Currys (£689) undefined Bosch Series 6 SMV6ZCX10G fully integrated dishwasher Available from Amazon (£699), Very (£699), AO (£699), Currys (£699) Best integrated dishwasher Energy rating: B Top features: 14 place settings WiFi-enabled Zeolith drying technology Adjustable racks Quick-wash programme Cycle options: 6 A good integrated dishwasher should fit seamlessly into your existing kitchen set-up, and this Bosch model really looks the part. Featuring Bosch's PerfectDry technology, it uses minerals called Zeolites that absorb any leftover moisture after the cycle has finished – so you shouldn't need a tea towel when you're emptying a clean load. There's more space in the lower baskets for large items thanks to the VarioDrawer at the top, where all your cutlery can sit. You can also keep an eye on how long is left on a cycle with the handy Time Light, which reflects onto your kitchen floor, or with the Bosch Home Connect app, where you can manage your dishwasher remotely. Available from: Amazon (£699) Very (£699) AO (£699) Currys (£699) undefined Beko Pro BDFN36560WCFG WiFi-enabled dishwasher Available from AO (£469) Best energy efficient dishwasher Energy rating: A Top features: 15 place settings WiFi-enabled LCD touchscreen Half-load, quick-wash and eco cycles Includes extra third rack Cycle options: 6 Rated as 'best for energy savings' by independent energy expert YourEko, for its low running costs, this A-rated dishwasher has six settings to suit a variety of loads – this means you're never using more water or energy than is required. Where it falls short on eco credentials is the manufacturer's guarantee, which is just one year. If you need the dishes washed in a hurry, the Fast45 programme cleans and dries a full load in just 45 minutes. The intensive setting, on the other hand, uses higher temperatures to shift particularly stubborn stains or wash heavily soiled dishes. The additional third rack means there's more storage space inside, and you can easily keep track on your dishwasher's progress with the HomeWhiz app. Available from: AO (£469) undefined Samsung DW60A8060BB integrated WiFi-enabled dishwasher Available from Amazon (£574.87) Best energy-efficient integrated dishwasher Energy rating: B Top features: 14 place settings WiFi-enabled Great for medium households Half-load setting to reduce energy and water waste Flexible interior Cycle options: 7 This Samsung dishwasher is a versatile choice for medium-sized households, offering both flexible storage and easy height adjustment. Its eco credentials, however, are the standout. Even under the new energy rating classification system it scores a B, and its half-load option enables lower energy usage when you have fewer dishes to clean. With 14 place settings and seven programmes, it also has some pretty impressive technology, including voice controls and an auto-door option that allows dishes to dry more quickly. There's an app, too, which you can use to download more functions, plus a speed boost setting that reduces timings for each programme. Available from: Amazon (£574.87) Latest Deals Beko BDFN3664OCX full-size dishwasher Available from AO (£469), Boots Kitchen Appliances (£469) Best energy-efficient freestanding dishwasher Energy rating: C Top features: 16 place settings Ideal for larger households 30-minute quick-wash programme Self-dry function Adjustable baskets Cycle options: 6 With 16 place settings, this large-capacity dishwasher still manages to be both water- and energy-efficient. There are programmes for when you're in a hurry – including the quick-wash setting that can clean a full load in just 30 minutes. The hotter HygieneIntense function, which claims to kill up to 99.9 per cent of bacteria, is also impressive and a nice safety feature. Flexibility-wise it scores highly, with an adjustable upper basket and folding plate that allows more room for large dishes and pans. The cutlery tray is at the very top, offering up more space elsewhere, and there's a self-dry function that lets air into the dishwasher after the programme has finished. Another nice touch is the bright interior light, so you can easily check what's inside without having to pull an entire drawer out. Available from: AO (£469) Boots Kitchen Appliances (£469) Latest Deals Indesit DSIO3T224EZUKN 10-place setting fully-integrated dishwasher Available from BuyWise Appliances (£335) Best slimline integrated dishwasher Energy rating: B Top features: 10 place settings Great for small households Quiet performance 40-minute quick-clean cycle Half-load option Cycle options: 9 If you're limited on space and want a dishwasher that slots easily into your kitchen, an integrated slimline model will help you achieve that seamless look. At 45cm across, this Indesit dishwasher fits neatly into tighter spaces, and because it's more compact than a regular-sized dishwasher, it typically uses less water and energy, too. It's also quiet, which is handy if you live in an open-plan space, and its rapid cleaning cycle produces gleaming results in just 40 minutes. With 10 place settings, it's great for smaller households, plus there's a handy half-load option if you can't quite fill it to full capacity. There are five programmes to choose from, including an eco setting. The 10-year parts warranty offers excellent value as well. Available from: BuyWise Appliances (£335) Latest Deals Beko DVSO4X2OW slimline dishwasher Available from Currys (£249), AO (£249), Hughes (£249), Boots Kitchen Appliances (£249), Argos (£299) Best slimline freestanding dishwasher Energy rating: E Top features: Great for smaller households 10 place settings 30-minute quick-wash setting Half-load function Flexible functions, including a removable cutlery basket Cycle options: 4 Versatile and surprisingly spacious, this dishwasher from Beko comes with folding cup racks and a removable sliding cutlery basket, which is ideal if you need more room for larger dishes and pans. It has 10 place settings, so offers ample capacity for smaller households, plus a half-load function for those days when you have fewer dishes and glasses to clean. There's four programmes to choose from: eco, intensive, quick and shine, and mini – the latter of which blasts lightly soiled items in just 30 minutes. The delayed timer is a handy cost-saving feature, too, as you can set the dishwasher to run later at night when energy tariffs are lower. Available from: Currys (£249) AO (£249) Hughes (£249) Boots Kitchen Appliances (£249) Argos (£299) Latest Deals Which dishwasher should I buy? When it comes to choosing a dishwasher, Lauren Clark, trading director of AO says to carefully consider what features are important to your household, such as: What energy efficiency you'd prefer How many table settings you'll need it to wash How flexible you need the shelving to be Some dishwashers are more adaptable for switching between stacking pots and pans, and lots of glassware. "We're looking at all the same features as the buyer at home when choosing which dishwashers to stock at AO," Lauren says. The following are also factors to consider: The quality of the appliance How much energy it uses How easy it is to use How good it looks in the kitchen What type of dishwasher do I need? Depending on the design of your kitchen, dishwashers can be installed differently to best fit the space available. There are three main types: Integrated: integrated dishwashers sit under your kitchen counters and are entirely hidden by a furniture door that matches the rest of your kitchen. Semi-integrated: the dishwasher is also placed under a countertop but the machine’s panel and door is on show. Freestanding: these can stand alone wherever you place them and are finished on all sides. What dishwasher features and programmes should I look for? Andy Trigg, director of whitegoodshelp.co.uk – with over 45 years in the white goods and domestic appliance industry – shares his recommendations of features to look out for when buying a new dishwasher. Place settings: this should be prominently mentioned in the dishwasher’s specs. Capacities range from 12 place settings up to 16 on a full-size dishwasher. The place settings calculation should be around 10 items per person, including cutlery. Anti-flood protection: a dishwasher with anti-flood protection should detect leaks, drain out the water and shut off before any major damage is done. Child lock: with all dishwashers, as soon as the door is pulled open the dishwasher stops working. You can usually just see the spray arms slowly come to a halt. However, the dishwasher could potentially be full of very hot water, plus there is access to sharp knives. So, it might be desirable to have a dishwasher with a child lock system. Adjustable top rack: some top racks move up and down to accommodate extra large dishes or pans. Hot-fill option: some dishwashers can be connected to the hot water supply instead of cold. This may or may not be something that you are aware of as a possibility. Dishwashers are normally plumbed in with only a cold water supply, so if you wanted to use hot water instead you would need to have extra plumbing fitted. Quiet Mark symbol: if a dishwasher is advertised and promoted as being quiet, then it should be fairly safe to rely on that. Eco setting: a longer wash cycle that uses less energy. Auto wash: sensors that can detect how clean or dirty the water is and adjust the wash cycle accordingly. Time remaining display: while not always 100 per cent accurate, they do usually give a reasonable estimate of the time remaining. It's extremely useful if you don’t want to leave a dishwasher running when leaving the house or going to bed (never leave a dishwasher running when no one is around). AO's dishwasher expert Gwil Snook also suggests looking out for automatic washing technology. "This creates shortcuts to your favourite programmes and can help you start a full wash and dry cycle with just a touch of a button, which can save you a lot of time and effort." How to pick an eco-friendly dishwasher As climate change and economic uncertainty continue to dominate the news, many households are seeking out more eco-friendly appliances to cut down on energy and water usage. When it comes to dishwashers, experts at Currys and AO advise looking for a machine with an eco setting. This can help you reduce energy and water use quickly, particularly if your dishes only need a light wash. Look at the energy rating, too, says AO's dishwasher expert Emma Krystena McDermott: "Choosing a dishwasher with a good energy-efficiency rating will use less electricity and save money. You should also compare the annual water consumption – this is usually based on an average cycle." If you're going to be producing lots of dirty dishes and glasses throughout the day, it's much more eco-friendly to run a larger dishwasher once than a smaller dishwasher several times, adds Currys. Similarly, you shouldn't buy a dishwasher that's bigger than your needs, as it will be at its most efficient when run at full capacity. Which dishwasher mistakes can cost you more money? "Lots of people use the wrong cycle, detergent and programme, and when the machine doesn't do the job effectively, they just put it back on again, which wastes energy, time and money," says UK White Goods' Kenneth Watt. "Learning how to use your dishwasher efficiently in terms of load, detergent and general use will prove more effective in the way of savings," he adds. "There are also guides on the UK White Goods' website that show you how to run your machine correctly, and even getting halfway there can make a monumental difference. Keep your dishwasher as clean as possible, too." Understanding efficiency ratings Legislation by both the UK Government and the European Commission dictates that all dishwashers sold in the UK and EU must have a label showing their energy efficiency rating. As of March 2021, the former classification system of some large white goods from A+++ (most efficient) to G (least efficient) was dropped in favour of a simpler of A-G grading system, thereby making room for brands to make technological improvements around sustainability at the top. As a result, many dishwashers which previously boasted A+++ ratings now loiter around the C-E area; a move that's hoped will re-ignite competition between manufacturers when it comes to sustainability. The energy class system on these labels takes into account the following information: Energy consumption of an eco wash Power consumption when the dishwasher is not switched on Power consumption when in standby mode Standby mode duration Capacity of the dishwasher Programme type Insights on the machine’s noise emissions, drying performance and water consumption per standard cycle should also be included, according to UK legislation. This label focuses on the eco functions of each dishwasher which generally have longer duration times, but should be more efficient. Which is cheaper – washing-up or using a dishwasher? "Modern, energy-efficient dishwashers are a great way to save water usage in your home," says Lauren Clark of AO. "It’s a common myth that they use more water than hand-washing, and the higher temperatures used means that they are also far more effective at killing bacteria." According to the Energy Saving Trust, washing the dishes by hand accounts for four per cent of domestic waste use. Using a dishwasher, on the other hand, takes up just one per cent. Small actions like fully loading your dishwasher before turning it on and scraping excess food from your plates will also help improve the efficiency of your dishwasher’s water and energy consumption. How much water does a dishwasher use? Our survey revealed that a dishwasher’s water consumption was a top-five deciding factor for participants when it came to buying their dishwasher. Andy Trigg shares a simple rule of thumb to follow. "Dishwashers with the highest energy ratings tend to use the least water. This is likely to be because a dishwasher using less water will also use less energy to heat up." "The annual water consumption quoted for dishwashers is based on 280 wash cycles a year," Trigg tells us. "That works out as 5.38 wash cycles per week. So if you use your dishwasher more or less than that, your costs will vary accordingly." Having checked the annual water consumption figures of 50 dishwashers from various brands with a range of place settings, Trigg found that the amount of water used by a dishwasher doesn’t always correlate to its capacity. He recommends, instead, using the energy rating as a more accurate guide of a dishwasher’s water efficiency. Annual water consumption of a dishwasher: A: lowest 2,492 litres – highest 2,800 litres B: lowest 2,520 litres – highest 3,360 litres C: lowest 2,880 litres – highest 3,360 litres How do you know if your dishwasher is quiet? A noisy dishwasher could become quite intrusive if, for example, you have an open-plan kitchen or living area. You will find details of a machine’s airborne acoustic noise emissions rating and class on the machine’s energy label in dB (decibels). "Along with the decibel level, appliances show an A-D rating, with models in 'A' being amongst the quietest and 'D' being some of the loudest, but this compares all dishwashers together," says Simon Gosling, Quiet Mark's CMO. "At Quiet Mark, we compare freestanding models separately from built-in models to ensure we can certify the quietest in each category." An independent scheme, Quiet Mark tests dishwashers every year to certify the quietest 10-20 per cent across sub-categories and re-evaluates them annually, to reflect and include the advances in performance of new models coming onto the market. Cutlery tray vs. cutlery basket? It’s common for dishwashers to have small cutlery baskets that sit in the bottom layer during washes. Others have a slim tray that pulls out like a drawer and sits right at the top of the machine for laying cutlery down in. Cutlery trays allow for extra washing room between each piece and offer more flexibility for utensils such as spatulas, tongs and sharp knives to also be washed safely. Sometimes, large dishwashers have both. A separate cutlery tray leaves you with additional room for plates in the lowest dishwasher rack. What is a smart dishwasher? Smart dishwashers connect via WiFi to an app on your phone, allowing you to control them remotely through that app. You no longer have to pay through the nose for them but Andy Trigg suggests approaching these with an air of caution. "Think carefully before paying extra for smart features," says Trigg. "You should never run a dishwasher when nobody is present in the house. They are a potential fire risk. If you can see that there are genuinely useful (and not just novel) functions on a smart dishwasher, you will no doubt be happy to pay extra for one." What size dishwasher do I need? A dishwasher’s size comes down to two factors: its physical dimensions and the number of items or place settings it can hold. Measure the space you have available for a dishwasher and compare that to the standard dimensions of these three common types. Recommended dishwasher dimensions: Full-size: 120-150 items / 60cm wide / 4+ people Slimline: 90-100 items / 45cm wide / 2-4 people Compact: 40-60 items / 55cm wide / 2 people How to clean a dishwasher Just as you wouldn't wash your dishes, cups and cutlery in a bowl of dirty suds, it's important to clean your dishwasher regularly to ensure it's performing as it should. You'll also save yourself the trouble of washing items twice when they have leftover residue stuck to them, which in turn can reduce energy and water usage. It's a good idea to give your dishwasher a thorough clean once every three months, but you can keep on top of tasks like flushing out the filter and topping up your rinse aid and salt at least once a month – depending on the hardness of your water and how often you use it. For a more intense clean, we advise removing the dishwasher racks, cutlery basket, spray arms, and filter (usually located at the base) first, then washing these in hot, soapy water to remove food debris. To clean the inside of the dishwasher, use a sponge and some more hot, soapy water to wipe everything down. Topping up the rinse aid will help to rinse the water off your dishes and glasses and give them a sparkling finish. You'll also want to ensure your dishwasher has enough salt to remove the hardness from the water, which you can buy from Amazon and other major supermarkets. Once you've assembled all the parts back together, add a cup of distilled white vinegar to the top rack and run a regular wash cycle to neutralise any odours. Be mindful that white vinegar can cause damage to the seal around your dishwasher over time, so while it's effective, we advise doing this sparingly. How much does a dishwasher cost to run? You will often find annual running costs provided in dishwasher product descriptions, which comes in useful when deciding what dishwasher to buy. However, many reviews and product retailers quote the energy usage of dishwashers in pound sterling rather than kilowatt hours. When comparing the running costs of dishwashers, take these with a pinch of salt and remember that as energy prices change, so will the annual running costs of the dishwasher. If you look for a dishwasher with a high energy rating, you'll likely save more on energy bills over the long term. How long should a dishwasher last? How often the machine is used and how well it's cared for can both affect the lifespan of a dishwasher. A smart investment can often last 10 years. "Dishwashers are relatively reliable," says Trigg. "Compared to something like a washing machine they have very few parts. They don't do as much physical work either. Usually only on once a day, and essentially they are just heating up water and swishing it around, which isn't particularly hard work. So dishwashers can last a very long time." When should you replace a dishwasher? "If your dishwasher is still functioning but you feel like the dishes aren’t coming out as clean as they should be, or that the cycles take too long for your family’s requirements, it may be worth looking into replacing it," says Lauren Clark of AO.com. "Drainage issues are a common problem people experience with their machines," says Mark Davidson, appliance engineer with Pimlico Plumbers. "This happens for two main reasons; people don’t scrape their plates before they put them in the dishwasher" and "broken glass, where items have smashed in the wash and the tiny shards have got stuck when draining the machine". If you’re having issues with your current appliance, we recommend checking the product’s warranty or checking in with the manufacturer to see if your existing dishwasher could be repaired before you replace it. "Running a regular cleaning cycle and cleaning out the filters will certainly help it to last longer," adds Clark. Is it worth getting a tabletop dishwasher? Sometimes called 'compact dishwashers', tabletop dishwashers can be a useful solution if you have accessibility needs, a small kitchen, or a mobile home. Most come with all the sections you'd expect to find in a traditional full-sized dishwasher, including cup shelves and a removable cutlery basket. Others also come with clever features that can identify how much water and energy you need per cycle, depending on the size of the load and how heavily soiled the dishes are. According to UK Whitegoods, however, most tabletop dishwasher brands offer little to no post-purchase support, and availability of spare parts is often rare. If you've found a model you'd like to buy, it's worth checking what's available with the manufacturer or retailer first, and you can find further advice on spare parts and repairs on the UK Whitegoods website. Top tips for looking after your dishwasher Mark Reeves, director of Glotech Domestic Appliance Repairs, shares his top tips for taking care of your dishwasher. Clean your filters regularly: modern dishwasher filters are designed to be really efficient with energy and water, so are more sensitive than older ones. Keep your dishwasher salt topped up: salt is used to clean the water softener, so without it the dishwasher will get scaled up, causing elements to burn out. Be gentle with your control panel: make sure you don’t press the buttons too hard as it can bend the printed circuit board (PCB) behind. Don’t put washing-up liquid into the dishwasher: it foams up and can cause damage. More appliance reviews Best microwaves Best fridge-freezers Best ovens Best induction hobs Best mini fridges Best air-fryers Best coffee machines Best food processors Best blenders Best slow cookers Best stand mixers Best pressure cookers How to clean a dishwasher Best eco dishwasher tablets If you have any questions, suggestions for future reviews or spot anything that has changed in price or availability, please get in touch at goodfoodwebsite@immediate.co.uk
It's your last chance to get a Black Friday deal on the Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser, but is it worth buying?
Time is running out to get a deal on the Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser for Black Friday, but is it worth the hype? Here are our honest thoughts, plus more offers on Hotel Chocolat Advent calendars and gifts
Hot chocolate season is upon us, and if you were hoping to get a last-minute Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser Black Friday deal before the sales end at midnight tonight, we have excellent news. The sell-out hot chocolate maker is still on offer with a handful of retailers, and we've got the scoop on where you can find the biggest savings. With its innovative cold chocolate setting, stylish design and range of accessories, the all-new Velvetiser is certainly an impressive looking product. But with an RRP of £149.95, it's also one of the most expensive milk frothers we've ever tested – which might make you wonder, is it actually worth the hype? We've had our hands on the Velvetiser since it launched in September and we've tested around 20 milk frothers and hot chocolate makers from other brands, too, so we can say with some authority whether it stands out against others on the market. Jump to: Is it worth buying a Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser this Black Friday? Best Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser Black Friday deals When does the Hotel Chocolat Black Friday sale end? More Hotel Chocolat Black Friday deals we've found It's Cyber Monday today, aka the final day of the Black Friday sales, which means it's probably your last chance to snap up a saving on Hotel Chocolat goodies. And since we've been price tracking the best Hotel Chocolat Black Friday deals for a few weeks, we know which offers are actually genuine. Hoping to find a last-minute Black Friday deal on a Hotel Chocolat Advent calendar? You can find those further below, too, plus a selection of the best tried-and-tested Hotel Chocolat gifts and chocolate boxes on offer right now. Is it worth buying a Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser this Black Friday? Available in three stylish colours, the all-new Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser has been constantly popping up on our social media feeds since its launch in September. It's had some considerable upgrades versus its predecessor, like a cold drinking chocolate setting (ideal for hot days) and a more premium build quality, though it's still only suitable for single portions. It comes with some accessories, too, including two cups (one ceramic, one glass) and a 10-pack of hot and cold chocolate sachets, so you can get started straight away without needing to buy any extras. With an RRP of £149.95, it's expensive and if you want to make more hot chocolate for less, the ProCook milk frother (which has capacity for two drinks) might serve you better – though it's arguably not as good looking and doesn't come with any accessories. In test we couldn't fault the quality of the hot chocolate, though, and every drink we made with the Velvetiser was silky smooth and perfectly combined. If you're a dedicated hot chocolate lover, we think it's definitely worth the investment, and even more so now it's on sale. For more, read our full Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser first-look review. Best Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser Black Friday deals £149.95 £119.95 at Hotel Chocolat | (save £30 or 20% with Hotel Chocolat's free VIP membership) £149.95 £120 at Amazon | (save £29.95 or 20%) This viral hot chocolate maker only launched in September and has been selling out, so to see it available for a discounted price is a big deal. It's now out of stock at John Lewis & Partners in all colours, but there are still some available at Hotel Chocolat (in selected colours) and on Amazon. Just bear in mind that the Hotel Chocolat deal is only available when you sign up to its VIP membership, which is free. You can also get it for £109.95 at Hotel Chocolat if you sign up to a drinking chocolate subscription when you order. Available from: Hotel Chocolat (£119.95) Amazon (£120) When does the Hotel Chocolat Black Friday sale end? It's the final day of the Hotel Chocolat's Black Friday sale, with the deals set to disappear at 23:59 tonight (Monday 1 December 2025). That means it's your final chance to save 15% when you spend over £35 on any product (excluding the Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser). Simply add the products you want to buy to your basket, and if your total reaches over £35, the discount will automatically be applied. The Black Friday offer includes everything from Advent calendars and Christmas gifts to boxed chocolates, stocking fillers, hot chocolate and gift hampers. There are also Hotel Chocolat Black Friday deals live with other retailers, like Amazon and Very – and at John Lewis & Partners you can get 15% off a range of Hotel Chocolat products. Again, this is expected to end at midnight tonight. To save on Hotel Chocolat products year-round, customers can sign up to Hotel Chocolat's free VIP.Me subscription, too, which comes with exclusive offers, member benefits and an introductory 15% off your next purchase. Plus for a limited time, you can save 20% on the new Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser when you register. More Hotel Chocolat Black Friday deals we've found Hotel Chocolat The Grand Advent calendar £80 £68 at Hotel Chocolat | (save £12 or 15% – offer applies at checkout) Hoping to find a last-minute deal on an Advent calendar? This one is a total crowd pleaser for anyone with a sweet tooth, and of all Hotel Chocolat's Advent calendars for 2025, it's certainly the most decadent and generously filled. Unlike other chocolate calendars, there's more than just a single square behind each door – the contents vary from multiple chocolates per day and hot chocolate sachets to mini bottles of Velvetised Cream liqueurs and chocolate-filled Christmas crackers. Available from: Hotel Chocolat (£68) Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser drinking Advent calendar £40 £34 at Hotel Chocolat | (save £6 or 15% – offer applies at checkout) If you've already bought a Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser or perhaps know someone who has, this is the ideal Advent calendar. Behind each door you'll find a range of hot chocolate flavours, from blood orange to black forest gateau and peanut butter. 16 different sachets are included, so there's plenty of variety to discover throughout the month of December, and even if you don't own a Velvetiser, these hot chocolates will work perfectly well in a regular milk frother. Available from: Hotel Chocolat (£34) Hotel Chocolat Velvetised Cream Espresso Martini £23 £17.10 at Amazon | (save £5.90 or 26%) £23 £18 at Waitrose Cellar | (save £5 or 22%) £23 £19.97 at John Lewis & Partners | (save £3.03 or 15%) This blend of espresso, vodka, cream and white chocolate has a velvety, smooth texture with aromatic coffee notes. It's sweet but not overpoweringly so, and is delicious sipped over ice or stirred into a milky coffee or hot chocolate. Available from: Amazon (£17.10) Waitrose Cellar (£18) John Lewis & Partners (£19.97) Hotel Chocolat Tipples & Treats: Chocolate & Fizz Collection £44.95 £35.50 at Very | (save £9.45 or 21%) Torn between buying a loved one chocolate or alcohol for Christmas? With this compact box from Hotel Chocolat, you won't have to choose. Our testers loved the crunchy chocolate shortbread and chocolate macarons, but inside the box you'll also find mini chocolate slabs, champagne truffles, hot chocolate sachets and a box of luxury chocolates. This is topped off with a mini bottle of prosecco that the lucky recipient won’t have to share. Available from: Very (£35.50) Hotel Chocolat The Everything Sleekster Luxe Chocolate Box £29.95 £22.32 at Amazon – 27 chocolates | (save £7.63 or 25%) £30 £25.50 at John Lewis & Partners – 27 chocolates | (save £4.50 or 15%) £44.95 £35.50 at Very – 44 chocolates | (save £9.45 or 21%) As the name suggests, you'll find a bit of everything inside this box of chocolates – from champagne truffles, caramel cheesecake and chocolate fudge sundae, to raspberry smoothie, Neapolitan macaron and Eton mess. It's a perfect choice for anyone who wants a bit of a variety in their chocolate selection. Available from: Amazon – 27 chocolates (£22.32) John Lewis & Partners – 27 chocolates (£25.50) Very – 44 chocolates (£35.50) Hotel Chocolat Milky 50% hot chocolate £15 £12.75 at John Lewis & Partners – 10 sachets | (save £2.25 or 15%) £28 £21.42 at Amazon – 20 sachets | (save £6.58 or 24%) £29.90 £25 at Very – 20 sachets | (save £4.90 or 16%) For fans of milk chocolate, these hot chocolate sachets are perfect for using with the Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser or any type of milk frother, or you can make beverages the traditional way in a microwave or on the hob. A pack of 10 sachets is 350g, so the Amazon deal – perhaps unsurprisingly – offers the best value overall. For the best results, add one sachet or six tablespoons of hot chocolate flakes to 220ml of milk (dairy or plant) and heat for a few minutes for creamy, smooth results. Available from: John Lewis & Partners – 10 sachets (£12.75) Amazon (£21.42 – 20 sachets) Very (£25 – 20 sachets) More Black Friday deals Air fryer Black Friday deals Microwave deals Dishwasher deals Pizza oven deals Ninja Black Friday deals Best champagne deals Best cava deals Best prosecco deals Are Smeg appliances worth it? Related reviews Best advent calendars Best chocolate subscriptions Best chocolate hampers Best hot chocolate Best gifts for hot chocolate lovers Best gifts for chocolate lovers Best cheese subscriptions Best beer subscriptions Best whisky subscriptions and clubs Best cocktail subscriptions and clubs Best tea subscriptions and deliveries Best marshmallow-toasting kits
13 best air fryers of 2025, tested and top-rated by our reviews experts
Air fryers use hot air instead of oil, so are healthier than deep-fat fryers, and more versatile and energy efficient for cooking smaller quantities than ovens. Discover our experts’ tried-and-tested favourites
Air fryers have cemented themselves as the must-have modern kitchen appliance, and according to last year's Good Food Nation Survey, over half of UK households now own one. Their selling point? Creating the ultimate 'fried' finish on food using little to no oil, usually in a fraction of the time and using less energy than a conventional oven. They've also evolved a lot in the last few years – a far cry from the air fryer I first bought around decade ago, which was slow and only really worked with chips. These days most models are smart, efficient and versatile, with sizes ranging from ultra-compact to extra large. They don't just fry, either – many come with settings for roasting, dehydrating, grilling, steaming and baking, and some even double up as a pizza oven or multi-cooker. Though the air fryer market is incredibly crowded, with such a wealth of options you can afford to be really specific about what your needs are. In this list I've only included the models that I think are worth getting excited about, but you'll also find plenty of buying advice to help you with your choice (and get the most out of your air fryer once you've bought it). Best air fryers 2025 at a glance JUMP TO REVIEWS 5/5 stars Best air fryer overall: Ninja Double Stack XL SL400UK, £188 Best single-drawer air fryer: Cosori TurboBlaze, £94.98 Best dual-drawer air fryer: Ninja Foodi Max AF400UK, £159 Best air fryer grill: ProCook Air Fryer Health Grill, £179 Best of the rest Best simple dual-drawer air fryer: Ninja Foodi 4-in-1 Dual Zone AF200UK air fryer, £99.99 Best air fryer for versatility: Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 air fryer, £129.99 Best air fryer for ease of use: Bosch Series 6 air fryer, £84.99 Best WiFi-enabled air fryer: Cosori Air Fryer Lite 3.8L, £69.98 Best budget dual-drawer air fryer: ChefMan TurboFry Touch, £49.99 Best air fryer for chicken: Lakeland Dual-Basket Air Fryer, £79.99 Best multifunctional air fryer: Ninja Foodi Max Health AG551UK, £269.99 Best-looking air fryer oven: Our Place Wonder Oven, £155 Best large air fryer oven: HYSapientia Dual Zone Air Fryer, £219.99 View Green Video on the source website Best air fryer deals Looking for a discount on one of the air fryers in this list? We've been scouring the market to find the best deals – here are the highlights so far: Good Food 10-Litre Oven and Basket air fryer | £139.99 £97.99 at Tower (save £42 or 40% with code GOODFOOD30) 5/5 stars: Ninja Double Stack XL SL400UK | £269.99 £180 at John Lewis & Partners (save £89.99 or 33% off the RRP) Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone air fryer | £229.99 £143 at Very (save £86 or 38%) Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 air fryer | £149.99 £117 at Ninja (save £32.99 or 21%) Lakeland 8-litre Dual Basket Air Fryer | £99.99 £79.99 at Lakeland (save £20 or 20%) Our Place Wonder Oven | £195 £155 at Our Place (save £40 or 20%) For even more savings, take a look at our round-up of the best air fryer deals and find out how we put each product to the test, so you can shop with confidence. Good Food in partnership with Tower GF17014 12-in-1 dual basket air fryer Available from Amazon (£129.99) Cook full family meals with ease using this versatile dual-basket air fryer. With 12 one-touch presets and clever Sync and Match functions, it takes the stress out of juggling timings. Vortx technology delivers crispy results fast using little to no oil, while the 8L capacity is ideal for larger portions. Pair it with Good Food’s recipe library to make the most of what it can do. Available from: Amazon (£129.99) Good Food in partnership with Tower 13-in-1 GF17015 Dual Air Fryer Available from Tower (£139.99 – save 30% with code GOODFOOD30), Amazon (£84) This clever dual air fryer and oven lets you cook two different dishes at once, saving time without compromising on flavour. The 10L capacity is great for family meals, while Vortx tech ensures food is crisp, fast and healthier. With 13 pre-set functions, sync and match settings, and handy viewing windows, it’s designed to make cooking easier. Available from: Tower (£139.99 – save 30% with code GOODFOOD30) Amazon (£84) Jump to section: How to choose an air fryer Best air fryers to buy in 2025 Are air fryers energy efficient? What can you cook in an air fryer? How to recycle an air fryer How to convert recipes for an air fryer How we tested the best air fryers What is the first thing you think of when you consider air fryers? Chips, of course, so our homemade fries test was crucial. The key to crisp fries was to peel and soak the potatoes in cold water for half an hour to remove starch, before drying thoroughly. We used Maris Piper potatoes for all the models we tested, as we think these produce the best air fryer chips. We followed each manual's directions for set-up, cooking temperature, time and quantity of oil. Anything from the size of the cut to the variety of potato can also make a difference, so it’s always good to gauge things halfway through the time. For the purpose of the test, we shook ingredients only when prompted or advised to in the manual. After putting each air fryer through its paces, we scored each on the following core areas out of five – the average of all determined the overall star rating they achieved: Quality of food: We looked at how evenly our chips were ‘fried’, and whether they were brown and crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Ease of use: We looked for air fryers with clear, simple instructions, so we could unbox and get cooking as quickly as possible. Air fryers also scored highly if the icons or control buttons were easy to use and intuitive. Value for money: Some of our cheaper fryers made excellent fries without a big price tag. We looked at whether they were worth the price. Ease of cleaning: Some air fryer baskets are dishwasher-safe or coated with a non-stick surface. Read our guide to how to clean an air fryer. Quality of materials: We checked that every component of the air fryer was built to last and able to withstand regular use. Sustainability: In this day and age, single-use plastic packaging is a no-no – so, we awarded more points to those that used recyclable materials. Why you can trust Good Food reviews As expert product testers, myself and the team at Good Food have reviewed around 50 air fryers over the last five years, using our trusted matrix format to put each model through its paces. We test each model in the Good Food Test Kitchen, which is set up to replicate the average home kitchen rather than a 'laboratory'-like environment – this means you can trust that, if something works in our kitchen, it should work in yours too. We also don't share product reviews with manufacturers or retailers before they're published, and we don't accept payment in exchange for positive reviews, either. Best air fryers to buy in 2025 Ninja Double Stack XL SL400UK Air Fryer Available from Amazon (£179.99), Robert Dyas (£179.99), John Lewis & Partners (£180), AO (£180), Currys (£188), Ninja (£188), Very (£188), JD Williams (£199.99) Best air fryer overall Pros: Large capacity Fully recyclable packaging Smaller footprint than most dual-drawer models No flavour transfer between drawers Cons: Noisy Tall, so may not fit underneath lower cupboards Star rating: 5/5 If you've always thought your kitchen countertop might be too small for a dual-drawer air fryer, the Double Stack XL could be the model for you. It turns the traditional dual-drawer design on its head, by positioning one drawer on top of the other rather than side by side. The 'stackable' design doesn't stop there, though: each 4.75-litre drawer comes with a stainless-steel rack, so you can also air fry two layers of ingredients simultaneously. I found the 'Max Crisp' setting worked best on air fried chips , which had a crisp and well-sealed exterior and fluffy centre. To test whether flavour or smells transferred from one drawer to another, I also baked brownies in the top drawer and a salmon fillet in the bottom, using the sync function so they finished at the same time. Thankfully, there wasn't a hint of fishy flavour in the brownies, and they had a perfectly fudgy texture with a crisp top. Wattage: 2470W Size: 38.5 x 28 x 47 cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 9.5L Presets: Max crisp, air fry, roast, reheat, dehydrate, bake Warranty: 2 years Cost to run for 10 minutes: 4.1p (based on 22.36p/kWh) undefined Cosori TurboBlaze Air Fryer Available from Amazon (£94.98) Best single-drawer air fryer Pros: Sleek design Easy-to-use touchscreen display Cooks quickly and quietly Well-written manual Cons: Susceptible to fingerprints Large footprint Star rating: 5/5 The TurboBlaze is a stylish, six-litre gadget with nine presets, including air fry, roast, grill, prove and reheat. According to Cosori, what sets it apart from previous models is its high-speed motor and new air-duct solution, which translates to it being up to 46% faster than the Cosori Pro. It comes with a wide, bright touchscreen and five fan speeds, each of which corresponds to a different function. Temperatures can reach as high as 230C, and the timer can be run for a maximum of 24 hours – ideal if you're using the dehydration setting for ingredients like fruit. In test, I loved how easy it was to use, and though it's quite chunky for a single-drawer air fryer, it's versatile and relatively quiet while it cooks. Wattage: 1725W Size: 30.1 x 30 x 40cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 6L Presets: Air fry, roast, grill, frozen, reheat, preheat, dry, bake, proof, warm Warranty: 2 years Cost to run for 10 minutes: 4.2p (based on 27p/kWh) Available from: Amazon (£94.98) undefined Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone AF400UK Air Fryer Available from Very (£143), AO (£143), Ninja (£179.99), Best dual-drawer air fryer Pros: Generously sized Easy to clean Two cooking zones Programmable so different foods finish simultaneously Cons: Big footprint No pre-set cooking options for specific ingredients Star rating: 5/5 This large-capacity dual zone air fryer was a joy to use, and as with most Ninja products it came in mostly recyclable packaging, with very little plastic. The sync function came in handy for air-frying a chicken breast in one drawer and salmon fillet in the other, cooking them both at different temperatures but so they finished at the same time. The salmon had a crispy skin, while the chicken was moist with a slight golden colour. There was no transfer of smell or flavours between the two drawers, either. With a large capacity you get a large footprint, and there's no denying that a large amount of counter space is needed to accommodate this air fryer – use it regularly enough though and it's definitely worth it. Read our full Ninja Foodi MAX Dual Zone AF400UK air fryer review. Wattage: 2470W Size: 32.5 x 41.5 x 27cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 9.5L Presets: Max crisp, air fry, roast, reheat, dehydrate, bake Warranty: 2 years Latest Deals ProCook Air Fryer Health Grill Available from ProCook (£179) Best air fryer grill Pros: Fully recyclable packaging Wide range of presets Comprehensive instruction manual Intuitive controls Cons: Large footprint Star rating: 5/5 This is ProCook's first ever air fryer grill, released as part of the brand's debut into electrical appliances. Its sleek, stainless-steel design looks great on the countertop, which is fortunate as it's very large, so most households would have to keep it on display. Among the presets are traditional settings like air fry, roast, grill and bake, plus more unique functions, like slow cook and steam. A non-stick crisper basket, multifunctional cooking pot, grill rack, glass lid, removable splatter shield and cleaning brush are also included. It performed well in test, too, producing crisp, golden chips. Wattage: 1500-1700W Size: 40cm x 28cm Presets: Air fry, roast, broil, grill, bake, dehydrate, slow cook, griddle, stew, steam, keep warm Warranty: 2 years Cost to run for 10 minutes: 7p (based on 28.62p/kWh) Available from: ProCook (£179) Best of the rest Ninja Foodi 4-in-1 Dual Zone AF200UK air fryer Available from Argos (£99.99), Amazon (£198.95) Best simple dual-drawer air fryer Pros: Great price A reasonable footprint for a dual-drawer model Simple to operate Cons: Only four functions Limited drawer space Star rating 4.5/5 This basic but efficient air fryer is a great example of the ubiquitous Ninja dual-drawer model. The AF200UK has just four-functions – air fryer, 'max crisp', roast and reheat – and the four functions will be all that's needed for anyone who wants a simple appliance that's quick and easy to use. The 4-in-1 also has a sync-or-match function, where the two drawers effectively become one, or sync where two different foods can be set to finish cooking at the same time. It took us a few goes to figure this out successfully, but once we did, we loved the results. The dishes we cooked on the test were excellent, with great texture and full flavour – only the chips were a little dark at the edges, but more shaking of the drawer rectified this. At the price, this is an excellent little gadget to have in the kitchen. Wattage: 2400W Size: 31.5cm x 38cm x 33cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 7.6L Presets: 4 Warranty: 2 years Available from: Argos (£99.99) Amazon (£198.95) undefined Ninja Crispi 4-in-1 air fryer Available from John Lewis & Partners (£114), Amazon (£117), Ninja (£117), John Lewis & Partners (£117), Currys (£123.99), Argos (£117) Pros: Compact and stylish Can cook wet and dry ingredients Air fryer baskets double as storage containers Dishwasher-safe parts Runs quietly Cons: Packaged with non-recyclable materials, including polystyrene PowerPod unit is quite heavy Not as portable as it makes out Silicone feet around crisper trays may be susceptible to snapping off Star rating: 4.5/5 Ninja has broken the mould once again with one of its newest air fryers, the Crispi, which claims to offer portability, 'non-toxic' cooking and – as the name suggests – ultra-crisp results every time. Even with just four presets (air fry, roast, re-crisp and keep warm), it's still versatile thanks to its two lidded glass containers, which double as storage solutions for lunches or leftovers. You can also use the Crispi to cook curries, fajitas, a whole roast chicken, desserts or a pasta bake, not to mention traditional air fryer recipes like chips and chicken wings. Because it includes two different-sized containers (1.4-litre and 3.8-litre), you can make the correct portion size for however many people you're feeding, whether you have a family of four or are making a meal for one. It gets to work once you attach and programme the 'PowerPod' unit, which is surprisingly heavy to lift on and off. The glass containers are also weighty and not exactly portable, but for putting leftovers in the fridge they're incredibly handy. Be mindful of the silicone feet around the crisper trays, as Good Food's managing editor Lulu Grimes warned me of hers snapping off – there are replacement trays available on Ninja's website if you need them. This aside, I thought the materials felt well made and built to last. Wattage: 1700W Size: 34.5 x 30.4 x 34cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 1.4L and 3.8L (two containers provided) Presets: Air fry, roast, re-crisp, keep warm Warranty: 2 years Cost to run for 10 minutes: 5.27p (based on 25.73p/kWh) undefined Bosch Series 6 air fryer Available from Amazon (£84.99), Currys (£139.99), Bosch (£139.99), Argos (£160) Best air fryer for ease of use Pros: Handy alert to shake ingredients half-way through cooking Generously sized air fryer basket Comes with quality accessories Easy to set up and use Cons: Noisy fan Large single basket is less useful if you want to cook different ingredients separately Some non-recyclable packaging Star rating: 4.5/5 Bosch has been manufacturing small appliances for decades, and despite being a little late to the party to launch its first ever air fryer, I think the Series 6 model has proven to be worth the wait. It has a classic minimalist design, with a generous 7.2L basket, glossy black exterior and compact shape that helps it slot easily under lower cupboards. A stainless-steel grill is included so you can layer even more into the basket – ideal if you're cooking large quantities of the same ingredient. However, if you want to be able to air fry different foods at different temperatures, a dual-drawer model with a sync function would probably suit you better. Much like other Bosch appliances we've tested, I found the Series 6 remarkably easy to use. The instruction manual is absolutely packed with detail, including diagrams, cooking charts and advice on how thick to cut ingredients – leaving little room for error. A handy alarm sounds half way through cooking to prompt you to shake your ingredients – a surprising number of air fryers don't have this, even though it's often recommended to achieve more even results. The alarm is loud, though (you shouldn't miss it going off), as is the fan, so just bear that in mind if you live in an open-plan space. Wattage: 1800W Size: 31.4 x 30.9 x 38.8cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 7.2L Presets: Bread, fish, french fries, meat, small pastries, poultry, vegetables, keep warm Warranty: 2 years as standard, 5 years when you register Cost to run for 10 minutes: 6.29p (based on 26.35p/kWh) Available from: Amazon (£84.99) Currys (£139.99) Bosch (£139.99) Argos (£160) undefined Cosori Air Fryer Lite 3.8L Available from Amazon (£69.98) Best WiFi-enabled air fryer Pros: Compact Easy-to-remove grill tray Digital countdown on display after one minute WiFi connectivity Cons: Preset times and temperatures a little off Star rating: 4.5/5 Ideal for one-to-three portions, this is the smallest model in the Cosori collection. It’s smart-looking with flat, touchscreen controls, tactile accents, and useful cord storage at the back. It’s also sturdy and robust, with aesthetically considered finishes. There are five presets (chicken, fries, bacon, steak, veggies), plus keep warm and preheat settings. All test recipes were well cooked: crisp and even results with consistent browning. That said, both the preset times and temperatures are higher and longer than they need to be, so it's worth reducing the cooking time and temperatures to avoid overcooking. This model is also WiFi-compatible via the VeSync app. Although there's no real need for it to be (setting the air fryer to go takes very little time), it's useful to be able to check how much time is left from afar. Read the full Cosori Air Fryer Lite 3.8-litre review. Wattage: 1500W Size: 32.5 x 34.5 x 27.5cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 3.8L Presets: Chicken, fries, bacon, steak, veggies, preheat, keep warm Warranty: 2 years Cost to run for 10 minutes: 2.2p (based on 31.8p/kWh) Available from: Amazon (£69.98) undefined ChefMan TurboFry Touch Air Fryer Available from Amazon (£84.99) Pros: Easy to use Consistent cooking results Mute button for alerts Hi-Fry button for extra crispiness Cons: Excessive non-recyclable packaging No presets Star rating: 4.5/5 If you want the convenience of a dual-drawer air fryer but don't need the large capacity, this 5.6-litre model is a good option. It comes with sync functions, so you can programme both drawers to finish simultaneously, and the mute button is handy if you live in an open-plan space or want to momentarily switch off the noise alerts. There are no presets for specific ingredients, and though you can find suggested cooking times in the manual, this is less helpful for air-fryer newbies who might need a bit of guidance at the beginning. It scored low points on the sustainability front, too, owing the amount of polystyrene and plastic packaging it arrived in. On the plus side, in test it produced a decent batch of chips, which were even and well sealed after 30 minutes at 200C. The Hi-Fry button is also a clever addition that raises the cooking temperature to 235C for two minutes – ideal when your ingredients are almost done but need a little extra browning. Wattage: 2100W Size: 27 x 30 x 34cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 5.6L Presets: Manual mode only Warranty: 2 years Available from: Amazon (£84.99) undefined Lakeland 8-litre Dual Basket Air Fryer Available from Lakeland (£79.99) Best air fryer for chicken Pros: Looks good Excellent cooking results 3-year warranty Easy-view windows to watch ingredients as they cook Cons: Dimly-lit controls Some icons are difficult to identify Star rating: 4.5/5 There's something very satisfying about watching chips or chicken crisp up in an air fryer, and this 8-litre model from Lakeland has windows on the front of each drawer that allow you to peek inside. Built with eight presets (steak, chicken wings, seafood, fish, pizza, chips, bake, vegetables), its sync function adds convenience and was effective when cooking different dishes at the same time. Mastering the basic functions is easy, though the controls are dimly-lit so can be difficult to read. Some of the icons are also hard to identify, too, so it's worth holding onto the manual. The chips had a pleasant crunch and fluffy centre, but the real winner was chicken breast – which was among some of the best air fryer chicken I've ever tasted: juicy, tender and packed with flavour. Wattage: 2700W Size: 42 x 40 x 32.5cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 8L Presets: Steak, chicken wings, seafood, fish, pizza, chips, bake, vegetables Warranty: 3 years Cost to run for 10 minutes: 2.5p for one drawer, 4.9p for both drawers simultaneously (based on 27p/kWh) Available from: Lakeland (£79.99) Latest Deals Ninja Foodi MAX Health Grill and Air Fryer Available from Very (£199), AO (£199), Ninja (£199.99) Best blow-out multifunctional air fryer Pros: Zero-oil air crisping Leave-in digital cooking probe Recipe booklet catering for gluten-free, diary free, keto and vegetarian diets Cons: Hot underneath Chunky footprint Star rating: 5/5 This is both a pricey and chunky investment purchase that looks more like a pizza oven than an air fryer. However, for the quality of components and cooking results it’s great value for money offering roast, bake, grill and dehydrate functions in addition to air frying. It’s particularly adapted for roasting meat joints. The integrated digital thermometer meant the gadget will alert you when a whole chicken is fully cooked, preventing it from being over-done. Requiring zero oil, the chips were well-sealed and soft inside, too. Its grill function didn’t disappoint when it came to grid cooking and, if you like a traybake, cakes are ready in 25 minutes. Read our full Ninja Foodi MAX health grill & air fryer review. Wattage: 2460W Size: 27 x 39 x 41cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 3.8L Presets: Air fry, bake, roast, reheat, dehydrate and grill Warranty: 2 years Available from: Very (£199) AO (£199) Ninja (£199.99) Latest Deals Our Place Wonder Oven Available from Our Place (£155), Selfridges (£155), Harrods (£169) Best looking air fryer oven Pros: Good-looking Available in a choice of colours Includes accessories Mostly recyclable packaging Lightweight Cons: Slower than other models we've tested Unable to adjust timer once set Noisy in use Star rating: 4.5/5 A huge hit on social media, this air fryer oven benefits from the same colourful design as the Our Place Always Pan. There are three colours to choose from – 'steam', 'char' and 'blue salt', as well as limited-edition 'spice'. Settings include air fry, bake, grill, roast, toast, and reheat, and there are plenty of accessories thrown in too, including a wire rack, non-stick baking tray and air fryer basket. It's a little noisy but easy enough to use. It's also a little slow versus other models out there, and annoyingly you can't adjust the timer dial once you've twisted it round – you just have to wait for the time to run out. On the plus side, everything cooked in the Wonder Oven was nicely browned and flavoursome, with some nice barbecue-like charring on the chicken breast. Read our first-look review of the Our Place Wonder Oven and our guide: Is Our Place worth it? Wattage: 1400W Size: 29.5 x 29.2 x 26.9 ‎cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 12L Presets: Air fry, bake, roast, grill, reheat and toast Warranty: 1 year Cost to run for 10 minutes: 2.1p (based on 24.5p/kWh) Available from: Our Place (£155) Selfridges (£155) Harrods (£169) undefined HYSapientia Dual Zone Air Fryer Available from Amazon (£159.99), HYSapientia (£219.99) Best large air fryer oven Pros: Versatile Two three-layer cooking zones 13 accessories included Easy to use control panel Cons: Excessive amount of plastic packaging No information on spare parts or repairs Large footprint Gets very hot during use Star rating: 4/5 If you want the large capacity of an air fryer oven but the convenience and versatility of a dual-basket model, this 22-litre appliance from HYSapientia offers both in abundance. Much like the brand's 15-litre air fryer oven and 24-litre air fryer oven, there's ample space for cooking large quantities. But, when you only need to use half the air fryer, you can slot a divider board into the centre of the oven to create two separate cooking zones, which can both be controlled independently. Among the accessories are full-size and half-width oven racks, baking trays and air fryer baskets, and there's also a small set of oven gloves and a recipe book. Chips were pleasantly golden and crisp, but what was disappointing was the excessive amount of plastic in the packaging, which couldn't be recycled. Wattage: 2400W Size: 41.4 x 37.5 x 37.5 cm (H, W, D) Capacity: 22L Presets: Air fry, broil, steak, fish, rotisserie, pizza, toast, bake, dehydrate, defrost Warranty: 2 years Cost to run for 10 minutes: 6.86p (based on 28.62p/kWh) Available from: Amazon (£159.99) HYSapientia (£219.99) undefined Other air fryers tested and reviewed Tefal EasyFry Precision air fryer and grill review, £119.99 Ninja AF160UK air fryer max review, £131.99 Cello 2-in-1 air fryer and home oven, £59.99 Philips Air Fryer 5000 Series Dual Basket with Steam, £169 Cosori Dual Basket Air Fryer, £119.97 Philips Dual Basket Air Fryer 3000, £99.99 Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Dual Air Fryer, £269.99 Tefal EasyFry 10-in-1 Multifunctional Air Fryer Oven, £99.99 Ninja Foodi Dual Zone Air Fryer review, £198.99 Tower Vortex 5-in-1 air fryer review, £59.99 Ninja Air Fryer Max Pro 6.2L AF180UK, £127.99 Instant Vortex Plus Dual Air Fryer review, £119.99 Ninja Speedi 10-in-1 Raid Cooker review, £149.99 Breville Halo Flexi Air Fryer, £223.99 Cosori Pro 5.5-litre Air Fryer review, £76.98 Sage the Smart Oven Air Fryer review, £299.95 Magic Bullet 2.5-litre Air Fryer review, £69.99 HySapientia 24L Air Fryer oven review, £139.99 Swan Duo 13-in-1 Air Fryer review, £129.99 Cosori Pro 4.7L Air Fryer review, £69.97 Zwilling Air Fryer review, £139 Instant Vortex Plus 6-in-1 Air Fryer review, £59.99 How to choose an air fryer Air fryers differ in size, style and versatility, so ask yourself these questions while you're doing your research: What would you like to cook in it? How many people are you cooking for? How much space do you have? What is your budget? Do you have a specific requirement for ease-of-use? For example, large, clear function icons and controls, or perhaps an audible indicator for when each function has finished? You might also want to consider the following: Manual or digital The simplest air fryers come with manual knobs that you twist to set the time and temperature. You may prefer a digital version, where you press buttons to set this, and can see the remaining time digitally displayed. Choice of pre-set programmes Do you like to choose your own temperature and how long to cook things for, or would you prefer to leave all that to the machine? Some of our fryers had up to nine pre-set programmes for popular foods like chips, fish and chicken. Speed It took between 17 and 30 minutes to cook chips in our samples, so this might be a factor. Some models need preheating, but only for a few minutes (much less than an oven). Size Always check the size as the capacity varies enormously – important if you’re feeding the masses or just want dinner for one. But bigger isn’t always better. Some take up more space on the kitchen surface and if you’re going to keep it in a cupboard, check the dimensions. Transparent lid or internal light Some models have a see-through lid, so you can glance in and check your chips are browning well. With others, you have to open the basket to check, stopping the machine. Cleaning You’ll need to wash the basket and pan after use. Some need to be hand-washed, while others are dishwasher-proof. (The main parts of the machine should just be wiped with a cloth.) Price Air fryers vary hugely in price – our tested models varied from £39.99 to £300. If it’s simply a healthier, more efficient method of cooking chips that you’re after, you can narrow your search down to one without bells and whistles, and save some pennies on a machine that does the core function well. Top tip: Watch out for those that will require you to part-boil the cut potatoes prior to crisping – air fryers worth having should be able to fully cook chips on their own. Are air fryers energy efficient? Air fryers vary in their energy efficiency, but it is possible to calculate how much energy an appliance will use, which in turn will help you cost up the impact it’ll have on your bills. Here’s how: Take the appliance’s wattage and multiply it by the gadget’s hours of use per day, then divide the total by 1000. The result will be the appliance’s daily kilowatt-hour (kWh). The cost per kilowatt-hour will vary depending on your energy tariff and area. If you have a smart meter installed at home, you’ll be able to see the cost per use during cooking without having to calculate it. One of the many useful qualities of air fryers is the countertop size. These gadgets are much faster to heat up and designed to circulate hot air efficiently, so food should cook more quickly than in a traditional oven. For smaller quantities and specific ingredients, air fryers will be switched on for considerably less time, which should mean less electricity consumption. What can you cook in an air fryer? Recipe-wise, air fryers are an excellent tool for not only knocking up traditional favourites, but aiding you in experimentation. The humble spud is a great starting point. As we mention above, it’s possible to achieve a similar texture and flavour of traditional fried delights with an air-crisp function for air fryer chips and air fried roast potatoes using considerably less oil. The same applies to coated foods from which you’d like a crisp outer, like breadcrumbs. Discover our collection of air fryer recipes for a bit of inspiration for veggies and air-fried chicken. On mid-range models, baking functions are often an option with non-stick accessories. This opens the door to thrifty bakes, classic cake recipes as well as free-from options to fit those with dietary requirements. Fruit leather is an excellent way to make the most of a dehydrate function if you have a hand blender, blender or food processor at home, or for an umami-kick try dehydrating tomatoes or mushrooms. How to recycle an air fryer If you want to upgrade to a newer model or your air fryer has reached the end of its life, knowing how and where to dispose of your appliance is important to avoid creating more e-waste. Check the warranty: If your air fryer is broken, find out whether it's still under guarantee. If it is, you should be able to have it replaced or repaired by the retailer or manufacturer. Can it be repaired independently? If the warranty on your appliance has expired, find out whether any independent appliance repairs services will fix it for you. Research recommended and trusted traders in your area, and they may be able to come out and take a look for you. Look for replacement parts: Some brands sell air fryer parts separately, so if a particular element of your gadget is broken and can be easily swapped out, find out whether you can purchase a replacement online or in store. Donate: If your air fryer is in full working order and you simply want to upgrade it, give it a new home and donate it to a worthy cause. You could also use platforms like Freecycle or Facebook Marketplace. Recycle: Some larger retailers like B&Q accept and recycle smaller electricals like air fryers. The Reuse Network lists the nearest charities and community projects that will welcome your old gadgets. Similarly, Recycle Your Electricals provides helpful guidance on how to recycle your gadgets, as well as a list of organisations that may accept donations. For further advice, read our guide on how to recycle electricals and appliances. How to convert recipes for an air fryer If you want to adapt a recipe for air frying, Good Food's senior food editor Samuel Goldsmith recommends reducing the cooking time by 20%. To do this, simply multiply the original time by 0.8 – the result will give you the amended cooking time. For instance, where a recipe calls for 20 minutes of cooking: 20 x 0.8 = 16, so the reduced cooking time is 16 minutes. That said, if you’ve recently bought an air fryer, trial the times and temperatures first as each model varies in size. Appliance deals Air fryer Black Friday deals Microwave deals Dishwasher deals Pizza oven deals Ninja Black Friday deals Related reviews and guides Are air fryers worth it? Is air frying healthy? What not to cook in an air fryer Best food processors Best blenders Best toasters Best kettles Best soup makers Best slow cookers Best microwaves Best multi-cookers Best Ninja air fryers Best family air fryers Best dual air fryers Best small air fryers Best Ooni pizza oven Our Place Wonder Oven first-look review Is HexClad worth it? If you have any questions, suggestions for future reviews or spot anything that has changed in price or availability, please get in touch at goodfoodwebsite@immediate.co.uk.
We've found the best prosecco deals for Black Friday 2025
Hoping to find a good deal on prosecco for Black Friday? It's not too late – we've picked out some of the best offers we've found on this crisp Italian sparkling wine
Prosecco is loved in the UK for its sweet yet light character and affordable price point versus champagne, and whether enjoyed as a celebratory toast or mixed into a fizzy cocktail, it brings a touch of sparkle to any occasion. As the festive season draws closer, having a few extra bottles of prosecco to hand is always a good idea – and with plenty of Black Friday deals still to be found, there's no better time to stock up on this ever-popular fizz. Several retailers are offering deals right now, making it easier than ever to fill up your wine rack without breaking the bank. Read on to discover the best prosecco deals available this Black Friday and ensure your festivities go off with a pop. For more Black Friday savings, discover our guides to the best champagne deals and best wine deals, plus tried-and-tested recommendations on the best prosecco and best champagne to buy. Prosecco deals at a glance Laithwaites – up to 50% off selected prosecco, sparkling wine and champagne in the Black Friday sale Waitrose – save 25% when you buy any six bottles or more Majestic – get up to 25% off when you mix any six bottles in the Black Friday sale Fenwick – save 10% on selected bottles of prosecco Virgin Wines – 25% off the 'Gimme Some Fizz' prosecco multipack Fortnum & Mason – save 10% when you buy six or more bottles Perfect Cellar – up to 35% off in the Black Friday sale Jump to: Prosecco deals from UK online retailers and supermarkets How do we find and select prosecco deals How to get a good prosecco deal Prosecco deals from UK online retailers and supermarkets Get up to 50% off selected prosecco, sparkling wine and champagne in the Laithwaites Black Friday sale Laithwaites is offering 50% off prosecco, champagne and wine in its Black Friday sale this year, but you don't have too much longer to make the most of the deals – as the sale ends at midnight on Monday 1 December. New customers can also save an extra 30% and get free delivery when they spend £95+ with code 30OFF. If you're looking for a prosecco deal specifically, you can get 33% off Casa Cantalini Prosecco Spumante (was £11.99, now £7.99), a lively prosecco sourced from the hills of Padua, which has notes that fresh citrus, apple and apricot. There are discounts on bundles of prosecco and sparkling wine, too, including £11 off the Sparkling Six selection (was £59.94, now £47.95). Available from Laithwaites Save 25% when you buy any six bottles or more at Waitrose At Waitrose you can currently get 25% off when you buy any six bottles or more – sale ends Tuesday 2 December at 11.59PM. There's a good selection of bottles on offer, such Waitrose Blueprint Prosecco, Terra Organica Prosecco and – if you're catering to a big crowd – a San Leo Prosecco Magnum. Smaller 20cl bottles, like San Leo Vino Spumante Prosecco (20cl) and Terra Organica Organic Prosecco DOC (20cl), are included in the offering, too, which are great for gifting as grown-up stocking fillers. Available from Waitrose Get up to 25% off when you mix any six bottles in the Majestic Black Friday sale <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2025/11/La-Gioiosa-Prosecco-DOC-Pasqua-Romeo-Juliet-Brut-Prosecco-DOC-and-La-Gioiosa-Prosecco-DOC-Rose-202324-fe7fb07.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="La Gioiosa Prosecco DOC, Pasqua 'Romeo and Juliet' Brut Prosecco DOC and La Gioiosa Prosecco DOC Rosé 2023:24" title="La Gioiosa Prosecco DOC, Pasqua 'Romeo & Juliet' Brut Prosecco DOC and La Gioiosa Prosecco DOC Rosé 2023:24" /> Majestic's 'Mix Any Six and Save' offer is back for Black Friday 2025, which means you can save on the overall total of your purchase when you add any six bottles to your basket. The deal includes 25% off bottles of fizz like prosecco, champagne and sparkling wine, so if you're stocking up for a party, it's a handy way to save some cash. Some of the bestselling proseccos from its range include La Gioiosa Prosecco DOC (was £10, now £9), Pasqua 'Romeo & Juliet' Brut Prosecco DOC (was £11.50, now £9.50) and La Gioiosa Prosecco DOC Rosé 2023/24 (was £10.50, now £9). Available from Majestic Save 10% on selected bottles of prosecco at Fenwick <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2025/11/Barocco-Prosecco-Barocco-Prosecco-Rose-Ca-Di-Alte-Prosecco-Spumante-Extra-Dry-and-Della-Vita-DOCG-Prosecco-bfbab98.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="Barocco Prosecco, Barocco Prosecco Rose, Ca Di Alte Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry and Della Vita DOCG Prosecco" title="Barocco Prosecco, Barocco Prosecco Rose, Ca Di Alte Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry and Della Vita DOCG Prosecco" /> The prosecco deals at Fenwick aren't the best we've seen, but if you're looking for discounts on specific bottles, you may be in luck. There's 10% off Barocco Prosecco and Barocco Prosecco Rosé (was £10.95, now £9.86), as well as Ca Di Alte Prosecco Spumante Extra Dry and Della Vita DOCG Prosecco (was £26, now £23.40). Available from Fenwick Get 25% off the 'Gimme Some Fizz' prosecco multipack at Virgin Wines While there aren't individual discounts on bottles at Virgin Wines this Black Friday, the retailer is offering a deal on its multipacks. Its 'Gimme Some Fizz' bundle has a 25% saving (was £83.94, now £62.94) and features two bottles of a classic prosecco – Senti Prosecco – from Veneto, which is packed with flavours of citrus, pear and apple. There are four more bottles in the bundle – two bottles of Solpiantez Spumante Brut Millesimato (a sparkling wine from Northern Italy) and two bottles of a sparkling shiraz from Albacore in Australia. Available from Virgin Wines Save 10% when you buy six or more bottles at Fortnum & Mason Fortnum's doesn't tend to participate in the Black Friday sales, but you can get 10% off when you buy six or more bottles. Its prosecco offerings include Fortnum's Prosecco Valdobbiadene NV, Highgrove Prosecco and Malibran Sottoriva Cloudy Prosecco. You can also buy a Prosecco Party Case for £80, which features four premium bottles. Available from Fortnum & Mason Up to 35% off in the Perfect Cellar Black Friday sale <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2025/11/Villa-Degli-Olmi-Corte-dei-Rovi-Prosecco-Extra-Dry-NV-and-Villa-Degli-Olmi-Corte-dei-Rovi-Prosecco-Rose-NV-9e97a22.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="Villa Degli Olmi Corte dei Rovi Prosecco Extra Dry NV and Villa Degli Olmi Corte dei Rovi Prosecco Rose NV" title="Villa Degli Olmi Corte dei Rovi Prosecco Extra Dry NV and Villa Degli Olmi Corte dei Rovi Prosecco Rose NV" /> The Perfect Cellar Black Friday sale has been live since early November, with up to 35% off site-wide and 25% off bottles of fizz. There are more offers on champagnes and sparkling wines than prosecco, but we have found two deals: a Villa Degli Olmi Corte dei Rovi Prosecco Extra Dry NV (was £15.95, now £11.97) and a Villa Degli Olmi Corte dei Rovi Prosecco Rose NV (was £19.45, now £14.59). Available from Perfect Cellar How do we find and select prosecco deals Finding a good deal during Black Friday can be a little overwhelming, especially as we tend to see prices fluctuate in the lead-up. But that's where we come in – we've been keeping a close eye on popular UK retailers and supermarkets to see what they're offering, to help you find the best genuine savings out there. We only ever include deals from brands we trust, but that doesn't mean we just look at the big brands – we look at smaller businesses, too, as there's a chance they could be offering prices that their larger counterparts can't. Read more advice on shopping safely in our guide on how to avoid online scams. How to get a good prosecco deal Set a budget and stick to it: We're all susceptible to being swayed by a hefty discount, but remember to only spend what you can afford and buy when you see a price you're completely happy with. Buy in bulk: But only if you were planning on doing so anyway or think you might need a few extra bottles. It's not worth spending money for the sake of it, but if it works out as being more cost-efficient, you can get a good deal with 'buy more to save' offers – for instance, Majestic's 'Mix Any Six and Save'. Look for extra perks: Some retailers include additional deals on top, like discounts for new customers, free delivery or promo codes when you subscribe to their newsletter. 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These are the best Black Friday deals on cava right now
Looking to stock up on bottles of cava ahead of the festivities? We've rounded up the best Black Friday deals on this popular Spanish sparkling wine
Cava is a Spanish sparkling wine that appeals for its crisp bubbles, vibrant fruity flavours and remarkable versatility – not to mention its affordability versus champagne. And if you're looking to stock up on bottles ahead of the festive season, now is the perfect time to score some serious savings. Black Friday is here at last and we've found cava deals from a variety of UK supermarkets and retailers, including Laithwaites, Waitrose and Majestic – whether you're after something special for a loved one or want to bulk-buy bottles ahead of Christmas and New Year. For more Black Friday deals, you can also visit our guide to the best champagne deals and best prosecco deals, plus tried-and-tested recommendations of the best cava, best champagne and best prosecco. Cava deals at a glance Laithwaites – up to 50% off selected cava, sparkling wine and champagne in the Black Friday sale Waitrose – get 25% off when you buy any six bottles or more Majestic – up to 25% cava, plus save when you mix any six bottles Fenwick – save 10% on a bottle of Mas Macià Cava Brut Perfect Cellar – up to 25% off bottles of cava in the Black Friday sale Jump to: Cava deals from UK online retailers and supermarkets How do we find and select cava deals How to get a good cava deal Cava deals from UK online retailers and supermarkets Get up to 50% off selected cava, sparkling wine and champagne in the Laithwaites Black Friday sale You can save up to 50% on a range of wines, champagnes and more at Laithwaites this Black Friday, with the sale ending at midnight on Monday 1 December. If you're a new customer, you can also get an extra 30% off and free delivery when you spend £95+ with code 30OFF. If you're looking for a cava deal specifically, there's 31% off a ¡H! Barcelona Hola Organic Cava Brut NV (was £12.99, now £8.99), which hails from a winery near Barcelona and celebrates the citrus and floral notes of the local grape varieties. Available from Laithwaites Save 25% when you buy any six bottles or more at Waitrose <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2025/11/Waitrose-Blueprint-Cava-Brut-No.1-Castillo-Perelada-Cava-Brut-and-Freixenet-Cordon-Negro-Brut-Cava-019ad81.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="Waitrose Blueprint Cava Brut, No.1 Castillo Perelada Cava Brut and Freixenet Cordon Negro Brut Cava on a white background" title="Waitrose Blueprint Cava Brut, No.1 Castillo Perelada Cava Brut and Freixenet Cordon Negro Brut Cava" /> Waitrose is currently offering a 25% off deal when you buy any six bottles or more, with the sale ending at 11.59PM on Tuesday 2 December. For cava fans, included in the offer is a Waitrose Blueprint Cava Brut (£8.50), a No.1 Castillo Perelada Cava Brut (£12.50) and – as a small stocking filler for grown-ups – a 20cl bottle of Freixenet Cordon Negro Brut Cava (£3). Available from Waitrose Get 25% off bottles of cava at Majestic, plus save when you mix any six bottles <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2025/11/Vilarnau-Gaudi-Organic-Rose-Cava-Codorniu-Non-Plus-Ultra-Brut-Reserva-Organic-Cava-and-Cune-Cava-Brut-3974413.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="Vilarnau ‘Gaudi’ Organic Rosé Cava, Codorníu Non Plus Ultra Brut Reserva Organic Cava and Cune Cava Brut bottles on a white background" title="Vilarnau ‘Gaudi’ Organic Rosé Cava, Codorníu Non Plus Ultra Brut Reserva Organic Cava and Cune Cava Brut" /> Majestic's Black Friday deal – in which you can save on the overall total when you mix any six bottles – is ideal if you're planning on stocking up for Christmas or New Year. There's a good selection of cava included in the offering, such as Vilarnau ‘Gaudi’ Organic Rosé Cava Brut Reserva (was £13.50, now £10), Codorníu Non Plus Ultra Brut Reserva Organic Cava 2020/22 (was £14, now £11.50) and Cune Cava Brut (was £13.50, now £11). Just don't forget that, in order for the discounts to apply, you need to add six or more bottles to your basket. Available from Majestic Save 10% on a bottle of Mas Macià Cava Brut at Fenwick Fenwick doesn't have much to offer in the way of cava Black Friday deals, but you can save 10% on a bottle of Mas Macià Cava Brut (was £13.50, now £12.15). This Spanish fizz has a complex palate of green apple, stone fruit and white spice, with fine bubbles and a gentle savoury twist. Available from Fenwick Get up to 25% off bottles of cava in the Perfect Cellar Black Friday sale Perfect Cellar's Black Friday sale has been live for a few weeks, with up to 35% off a range of wines, champagnes and more. The best deals we've found on cava include a De Nariz Cava Edicion Limitada Corazon de Monastrell NV (was £54.95, now £41.22) – a rosé cava from Yecla, Spain – and a Castell de Sant Pau Cava Brut NV (was £16.95, now £12.72), which hails from Catalonia. Available from Perfect Cellar How do we find and select cava deals Finding a genuine discount around this time of year isn't easy – you might have heard about some retailers hiking their prices up before dropping them again, to make the savings look more tempting. However, that's where we come in. We track prices all year round, not just throughout November, so we know what a legitimate deal actually looks like. Prices can go up and down as demand grows and products go out of stock, so we'll flag any fluctuations we see too. We also only ever feature brands we trust, be it smaller independent retailers or bigger UK supermarkets. Read further tips on shopping safely in our guide on how to avoid online scams. How to get a good cava deal Stick to a budget: When shopping for cava Black Friday deals, it's always worth having a figure in mind in terms of what you're willing to spend – so you don't end up splashing out on something that's more than you can afford. Buy bottles in bulk: 'Buy more to save more' deals are a great way to save on bottles on cava, but only if you were planning on purchasing them anyway or think you'll definitely need it. Look for additional offers: Some brands throw in extra perks on top of a discount, like deals for new customers, free delivery or promo codes when you subscribe to their newsletter. More deals Best champagne deals Air fryer deals Pizza oven deals Microwave deals Dishwasher deals Wine deals Wine and drinks reviews Best rosé wine Best cava Best champagne Best prosecco Best non-alcoholic wine Best wine glasses Best champagne glasses Best whiskey glasses Best pinot grigio Best Pinot Noir What is orange wine? 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Best champagne deals, from brut vintage to bubbly rosé
If you're hoping to save on a bottle of bubbly this November, we've got you covered – here are the best Black Friday deals we've found so far on Moët and Chandon, Bollinger, Laurent-Perrier and more
Champagne has a reputation for being expensive, but finding the best bottle of fizz doesn't have to cost you the earth. And now that Black Friday has arrived, we've been busy scouring a range of supermarket and online retailer sites to hunt down the best champagne deals live right now – including familiar names like Moët & Chandon, Pol Roger, Laurent-Perrier and Bollinger, plus more affordable supermarket-own versions, too. If you're stocking up on bubbles for a party, it might also make sense to buy in bulk, so we've included discounts that are applied when you buy multiple bottles. For more Black Friday deals, you can also visit our guide to the best cava deals and best prosecco deals, plus tried-and-tested recommendations in our guides to the best pinot noir, best rosé, best rioja, and best pinot grigio. Champagne deals at a glance Laithwaites – up to 50% off champagne in the Black Friday sale Waitrose – get 25% off when you buy any six bottles or more Majestic – up to 25% when you mix any six bottles in the Black Friday sale Fenwick – save up to £30 on Bollinger, Dom Perignon and Chapel Down Virgin Wines – 23% off selected bottles of champagne, plus up to 35% off cases of wine The Whisky Exchange – get up to £25 off selected bottles of champagne Fortnum & Mason – save 10% when you buy six or more bottles at Fortnum & Mason, plus up to £24 off Bollinger champagne Perfect Cellar – up to 35% off in the Black Friday sale Jump to: Champagne deals from UK online retailers and supermarkets How do we find and select champagne deals How to get a good champagne deal Champagne deals from UK online retailers and supermarkets Get up to 50% off bottles of champagne, prosecco and sparkling wine in the Laithwaites Black Friday sale If you're stocking up on bubbly ahead of party season, you can get up to half price off champagne at Laithwaites this Black Friday. There's a £20 saving on Decelle Frères Brut (was £39.99, now £19.99), which has notes of white fruits, floral tones and fine bubbles. You can also get £12.01 off Louis Dumont Réserve 1er Cru NV (was £42, now £29.99) – a classic blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay. Plus, new customers can receive an extra 30% off and free delivery when they spend £95+ with code 30OFF. Available from Laithwaites Get 25% off when you buy any six bottles or more at Waitrose Waitrose is offering 25% off when you buy six or more bottles (excludes Scotland, Wales and Jersey), with the sale set to end at 11.59PM on Tuesday 2 December. Among the bottles available are Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Brut Rosé Champagne NV, Nyetimber Classic Cuvée and Charles Lecouvey Brut NV. Excludes bottles priced £6 and under or priced £100 and over, and boxed wines. Available from Waitrose Save up to 25% when you mix any six bottles in the Majestic Black Friday sale Majestic has brought back its 'Mix Any Six or More and Save' deal for Black Friday this year, which means you can get money off champagne and sparkling wine when you buy any six bottles from the retailer. You can select six of the same bottle or select a few different styles – the choice is entirely up to you. If you're looking for deals on vintage champagne, you can save £20 on 2016 Moët & Chandon 'Grand Vintage' (was £70, now £50) and 2015 Dom Perignon Brut (was £220, now £195). There are offers on magnums in the 'Mix Any Six' offer, too, including £46 off a Laurent-Perrier rosé (was £200, now £154) and £33 off a Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée (was £120, now £87). On the more affordable end of the scale, you can save £20 on a Chanoine Frères NV Brut and £8 on a Devaux Oeil de Perdrix Brut rosé. Just bear in mind that these prices are only available when you add six or more bottles to your basket. Available from Majestic Save up to 10% on Bollinger and Dom Perignon champagne at Fenwick <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2025/11/2015-Dom-Perignon-Blanc-Bollinger-La-Grande-Annee-2017-Chapel-Down-Kits-Coty-Blanc-de-Blanc-8ac3087.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="2015 Dom Perignon Blanc, Bollinger La Grande Année, 2017 Chapel Down Kits Coty Blanc de Blanc" title="2015 Dom Perignon Blanc, Bollinger La Grande Année, 2017 Chapel Down Kits Coty Blanc de Blanc" /> If heritage champagne producers like Bollinger and Dom Perignon extend beyond your normal drinks budget, you can save a small amount on bottles at Fenwick this November. The savings aren't huge, but they might nudge the cost down enough to sway you. Deals to look out for include £21 off a 2015 Dom Perignon Blanc (was £210, now £189), £19 off a Bollinger Rose NV rosé (was £190, now £171) and £16 off a Bollinger La Grande Année (was £160, now £144). On the more affordable end, Fenwick has small discounts on Chapel Down and Nyetimber sparkling wine too, with £6.50 off a 2017 Chapel Down Kits Coty Blanc de Blanc, £4.20 off Nyetimber Classic Cuvée Brut (was £42, now £37.80) and £4 off Chapel Down Royal Ascot Edition (was £40, now £36). Available from Fenwick Get up to 23% off selected bottles of champagne at Virgin Wines, plus up to 35% off cases of wine <img src="https://images.immediate.co.uk/production/volatile/sites/30/2025/11/Laurent-Perrier-Cuvee-Rose-Brut-NV-Laurent-Perrier-La-Cuvee-NV-2015-Laurent-Perrier-Brut-Millesime-Moet-Chandon-Brut-Imperial-NV-39016b2.jpg" width="1920" height="1080" alt="Laurent-Perrier Cuvee Rose Brut NV, Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée NV, 2015 Laurent-Perrier Brut Millesime, Moët and Chandon Brut Imperial NV" title="Laurent-Perrier Cuvee Rose Brut NV, Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée NV, 2015 Laurent-Perrier Brut Millesime, Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial NV" /> Virgin Wines doesn't have a lot to offer in the way of Black Friday champagne deals, but there are some savings available on selected bottles. The biggest of these is a Laurent-Perrier Cuvee Rose Brut NV, which has 23% off (was £81.99, now £62.99). There's also £10 off selected bottles of Laurent-Perrier champagne – Laurent-Perrier La Cuvée NV (was £52.99, now £42.99) and 2015 Laurent-Perrier Brut Millesime (was £79.99, now £69.99). For fans of Moët & Chandon, you can get 10% off a Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial NV (was £45.99, now £40.99), too. Save up to £26 on champagne at The Whisky Exchange The current savings at The Whisky Exchange aren't huge, but there are champagne deals on the likes of Pol Roger, Bollinger and Moët & Chandon – complete with gift boxes and bottle engraving if you're shopping for Christmas presents. These include £6.75 off Moët & Chandon Brut Imperial (was £51.25, now £44.50) and £15 off a 2015 Mumm RSRV Blanc de Blancs (was £65.95, now £50.95), which was awarded 'Champagne of the Month' in January 2025. Available from The Whisky Exchange Save 10% when you buy six or more bottles at Fortnum & Mason, plus up to £24 off Bollinger champagne We don't often see Fortnum and Mason champagne deals and the luxury department store doesn't tend to take part in Black Friday either. However, you can currently save on a Bollinger Special Cuvée NV (was £63, now £53.55). If you buy any six bottles or more, you can also save an additional 10%, plus any orders over £150 include free delivery. Available from Fortnum & Mason Save up to 35% in the Perfect Cellar Black Friday sale Perfect Cellar's Black Friday sale is currently pivoting towards red and white wine deals, but there are two champagne and sparkling wine deals live right now, both with 25% off – a non-vintage Castell de Sant Pau cava (was £16.95, now £12.72) and a Lebeau-Batiste Terre de Chardonnay NV (was £48.95, now £36.72). Available from Perfect Cellar How do we find and select champagne deals Identifying a good deal isn't always easy, especially as some retailers mark prices up before dropping them again, to make the discounts look more appealing – but that's where we come in. We're doing the hard work for you and keeping a close eye on what the most popular champagne retailers are offering, to help you find the best deals out there. Prices can fluctuate as demand grows and products go out of stock, so we'll always highlight any increases or reductions in cost, too. We also only feature deals from brands we trust. However, that doesn't mean we just look at the big supermarkets and larger online retailers, like Majestic or Laithwaites. We look at smaller brands, too, including specialist wine retailers that might be offering prices that their larger counterparts can't. Read more advice on shopping safely in our guide on how to avoid online scams. How to get a good champagne deal Set a budget and stick to it: Remember to only spend on what you can afford, and set a budget before you start shopping for deals so you're aren't led astray. Only buy when you see a price you're completely happy with. Buy in bulk: But only if you planning to do so anyway, or you think you might need it. There's no point spending extra money for the sake of it, but if it's more cost-efficient, you can save with 'buy more to save' deals from certain supermarkets or online retailers. For instance, Majestic is offering up to 25% off champagne and sparkling wine when you buy any six bottles. Look for extra offers: Some retailers include additional perks on top of a deal, like free delivery, discounts for new customers, or promo codes when you sign up to their newsletter. More deals Best wine deals Air fryer deals Pizza oven deals Microwave deals Dishwasher deals Wine deals Cava deals Wine and drinks reviews Best rosé wine Best cava Best champagne Best prosecco Best non-alcoholic wine Best wine glasses Best champagne glasses Best whiskey glasses Best pinot grigio Best Pinot Noir What is orange wine? Best red wines for cooking