Philips6.2L 2000 Series Digital Airfryer & 5000 Series Eco Conscious Toaster
R2,299
About
6.2L 2000 Series Digital Airfryer
Crispy outside, tender inside. Unique RapidAir technology saves time and energy, without compromising on taste. Watch through the cooking window while your favorite ingredients turn into delicious food in under 15 minutes.
5000 Series Eco-Conscious Toaster
Make your toast exactly how you like it every morning. It is sustainable and designed with 100% Bio-based plastics², to reduce its CO2 footprint by 14%¹ during production, for a small step to a greener future.
Product Features
6.2L 2000 Series Digital Airfryer
- Time and energy-saving
- Save time and lower your energy bills
- Perfect size for any kitchen with a 6.2 L pan
- 13 cooking methods at the touch of a button
- Quick and easy cleanup
- Touchscreen for effortless control
- Tasty recipes tailored to your Airfryer in our NutriU App
- Cooking window to watch while you cook
- Less oil
- Deliciously crisp with RapidAir technology
5000 Series Eco-Conscious Toaster
- 100% Bio-based plastics
- 2 slot 830W compact design toaster
- Integrated bun rack
- Self-centering feature
- Defrost and reheat mode
- Cancel button
- Removable crumb tray
- Sustainable design
- Safe and sustainable
- Modern & Minimalistic
- Pure & Simple
Product Specifications
6.2L 2000 Series Digital Airfryer
- Model: NA231/00
- Product Dimension: 30.9 x 40.3 x 30.8cm
- Technology: Rapid air technology
- Removable basket: Yes
- Timer: Yes
- Digital Touch-Screen Interface: Preset cooking function
- Capacity: 6.2L
- Heat-resistant: Yes
- Non-slip feet: Yes
- Transparent lid: No
- Interface: Digital
- Cord length: 0.8 m
- Cord storage: Yes
- Keep warm function: Yes
- Programs: 9
5000 Series Eco-Conscious Toaster
- Model: HD2640
- Cord length: 0.85m
- 830W
- Dimensions: 16.2 x 28.5 x 19.9cm
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Like, wood or charcoal, which is better? What will you braai first, the chops or the wors? More importantly, who will be in charge of the fire for the day? Do you call it a braai, a barbeque or even shisa nyama?
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