Cooking Essentials & Appliances

Keplin Cook offers air fryers, a soup maker, a cold press juicer, and milk frothers, plus kitchen tools like vegetable choppers, a digital meat thermometer, and air fryer liners. We focus on appliances and accessories rather than pots and pans.

No. Keplin Cook focuses on cooking appliances and accessories. Browse our air fryers and kitchen gadgets instead.

Air fryer liners keep baskets clean and cut washing up, and a digital meat thermometer takes the guesswork out of cooking meat. Parchment liners are restocking soon. Both are low-cost additions in our kitchen gadgets range.

Start with how many people you cook for and where you lose the most time. Smaller households suit a compact air fryer, while a vegetable chopper helps if prep takes up most of your evenings. Add extras like liners or a thermometer later, once you know what you reach for most.

For one or two people, a 4.5L air fryer (back in stock soon) is usually enough, and a 1.2L soup maker makes a couple of bowls in one go. Larger capacities suit families and batch cooking, but they take up more worktop space than most small kitchens can spare.

Yes, as long as they suit how you cook and get used most weeks. An air fryer uses less oil and usually cooks faster than a conventional oven, while a soup maker saves on pans and washing up. Our Keplin Dual Air Fryer has also been tested and approved by Good Housekeeping, which is nothing to scoff at.

A vegetable chopper and a digital meat thermometer are the easiest starting points. The chopper takes the slog out of prep and keeps everything in one container, while the thermometer shows when meat is properly cooked, so there's no guesswork. Both are simple to use and easy on the budget.

Usually, yes, for smaller meals. Air fryers preheat quickly and cook faster, so they typically use less energy than a full-size electric oven. For a big roast, the oven can still win. Our multi-section air fryers let you cook several dishes at once.