Whether you’re short on storage or battling with cluttered cupboards, game-changing kitchenware experts Joseph Joseph has the answer with its first foray into cookware – the aptly named Space collection. Satisfyingly weighty and non-stick, these pots and pans have a sturdy folding stainless steel handle that promises to save up to 50% more space than standard cookware – creating more room for that Anova Precision Cooker you’ve been eyeing up.  

Do you prefer to drink plant-based milk but don’t like the added oil, sugar or preservatives that so often come with it? Then you need the Nutr: a clever, ultra-powerful machine that enables you to make creamy milk – oat, almond, cashew, rice, flaxseed, macadamia, coconut, etc. – in a matter of minutes, without the hassle of pre-soaking prior to blending.

Homemade pizza in a little as one minute, a rotating stone for an evenly crisp crust, U-shaped burner for consistent heat – is there anything this pizza oven cannot do? The latest innovation in pizza-oven technology, the Witt Rotante takes the guesswork out of pizza-making to give you consistent, perfectly browned toppings and crusts.  

The topic on every home cook’s search history: best air fryers to buy in 2024. Continuing to surge in popularity, these versatile appliances are your healthy answer to fried food at home – but while many people find their models too small, Ninja Foodi’s FlexDrawer air fryer comes with a central divider so you can cook two dishes at once or an extra-large dish when catering for a crowd, all up to 65% faster than with a traditional oven. 

Planning on making pistachio soufflés for your next dinner party? Save yourself the time, effort and, let’s face it, the potential disappointment. Instead, churn up to 2 litres (roughly 20 scoops) of homemade ice cream in as little as 25 minutes when hosting, thanks to Cuisinart. Simply freeze the bowl overnight the night before, add your ingredients and switch it on. 

If you’re looking for a coffee machine that draws out all the flavour nuances of your favourite beans, opt for the Jura Z10. Unlike many iced coffee drinks, which start with hot coffee, the cold brews you’ll get from this machine are extracted with cold water at a high pressure, keeping the aroma intact without any bitterness. 

Kitchen appliances needn’t lack style – something Alessi consistently proves with its sleek design-based kitchenware. Boasting a unique pleated texture, this hand blender from the Plissé collection is inspired by gowns from French Haute Couture. It’s also delightfully compact and easy-to-use, with two speeds.

The ‘It’ bag of barbecues, the Big Green Egg is undoubtedly the outdoor-cooking must-have for charcoal pit masters. It’s inspired by an Asian clay cooker called a ‘kamado’ and has the ability to grill, roast and slow cook with a satisfying smoky flavour. Ready to cook in 12 minutes and spacious enough to cook multiple burgers at once with restaurant-quality results, it’s certainly worthy of the hype. If your outdoor kitchen doesn't have one, it’s 2024, what are you waiting for?

The H400 slow juicer from Hurom is all about solutions. No time to chop your fruit and veg? It’s self-feeding container does that for you. Don’t like cleaning? Its chamber disassembles into two parts (instead of multiple parts) making it easier to rinse it under water. Fresh homemade juice, coming right up.  

Move over pre-fizzed water, there’s a sparkling new carbonator on the market. Aarke’s Carbonator 3 combines minimalist Swedish design with high-quality food-grade CO2 gas to make refreshing sparkling water from home in a compact and contemporary machine that you'll be pleased to leave on display.