We have seen a steady stream of retro kitchen devices from Smeg in the recent past, including the blender and mixer, the slow juicer plus the toaster and kettle. But the Smeg ECF01 espresso machine is brand new. Read more
Healthy retro obsessives might be interest to know that Smeg is launching the Slow Juicer. Read more
If the 1950s-style Smeg toaster and kettle that we featured last week appealed, there's a good chance that the Smeg blender and stand mixer will appeal too.
Once upon a time, it was all about the fridges. But the Smeg portfolio has increased rapidly over the last few years, with smaller appliances now being introduced, including the Smeg 1950s-style toaster and kettle range.
I really don't know how many limited edition products there are for the John Lewis 150 years, but I'm guessing 'lots'. In fact, we were looking for something completely different when we spotted this Smeg fridge with vintage Cummersdale print, one of the products that slipped under our radar.
We spotted these last year and immediately wanted one. At least, when our kitchen and bank balance permitted. If you are in better shape than we are, you might want to know that the Smeg 500 in red is now available to order in the UK.
