Kaiser previewed brand new cooking appliances at IFA this year, alongside its varied collection of existing luxury appliances.
Soon to be available to UK retailers, the German appliance brand gave visitors a sneak preview of a built-in electric oven, which benefits from a generous cooking capacity, a multitude of cooking functions and a large TFT screen for intuitive ease of use. It also boasts pyrolytic cleaning technology.
The new oven will form part of Kaiser’s La Perle collection, which combines elegant design with high levels of functionality to suit the adventurous and meticulous home chef!
Also on display for the first time was the Kaiser Grand Chef electric built-in oven, which benefits from an intelligent air fryer. This allows users to produce crispy and succulent results without the addition of any oil or fat.
Showcased alongside complementary built-in microwave ovens, the Grand Chef oven is available in stainless steel, or stylish black glass, and also benefits from a temperature probe, which detects the internal temperature of meat, fish and poultry, so it can be cooked to perfection. Once the food has reached the desired temperature, the oven will automatically switch off.
Attracting visitors with its varied styles and finishes, the Kaiser exhibition stand featured its Art Deco collection of retro appliances in addition to the classic, rustic Empire range that also includes matching electric kettles. Stainless steel range cookers from the Avantgarde Pro range of appliances were also displayed alongside French-door fridge freezers.
Niko Skarlatos, Director of Kaiser Appliances UK, said: “We were delighted to exhibit at IFA this year, especially now our appliances are available in the UK. Our presence at the show gave UK kitchen retailers the chance to see, touch and hear about our distinctive collection of appliances, including our innovative Grand Chef air fryer oven.
“We’re continually expanding our offering for the UK market and hope to welcome even more retailers to experience our award-winning appliances in the near future.”
