Britannia Six-zone Induction Range Cookers

Britannia have released their first ever six-zone induction range cookers and prospective sales are looking good. Induction cookers are becoming so much more poopular these days because they are clean, effectve and controllable. You can oil two pints of water on an induction hob in just 5 minutes, compared to 9 minutes for gas and 11 minutes for ceramic. Bet you didn't know that!

Britannia Cookery Demonstration

Just thought that I would let all of you Britannia enthusiasts know that the manufacturer is holding a cookery demonstration on the 6th December at Steamer Trading in Marlow. There will be a home economist there from 10am til 4pm who will be able to show you how to get the most out of your Britannia six zone induction range cooker.

Now Marlow is in Buckinghamshire so some people who want to get there won't be able to, but I'll be sure to keep you posted on any upcoming events by Britannia that might be a bit closer to where you are.

Classic Cookers

A really nice lady contacted me the other day because she wanted something that would suit her traditional style kitchen. She did not want a shiny, metallic or black gloss cooker. She wanted something that was elegant, possibly in a more subdued cream colour. She melted when she saw the Britannia Classic range and thought that it was perfect. I had always thought of Britannia as being brightly coloured and modern, but they seem to impress with the classics as well for the more traditional kitchens.

Britannia Colours

I noticed last week when a customer asked me what colours were available - Britannia seem to offer just about anything. They have a selection in blue, red, gloss black, stainless steel, cream and graphite.

I think the most popular ones are usually stainless steel but we seem to be selling alot of black and white kitchens these days, so sales of the black ones seem to have picked up.