Britons are rushing to Lidl after the supermarket launched brand new kitchenware.
But these aren’t your average kitchenware – they’re pastel green kettles, lilac stand mixers, and even PINK air fryers.
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Lidl’s social media team presented the new range on TikTok today, and customers are immediately loving it.
In addition, a number of pastel items are even cheaper for Lidl Plus members.
This is the budget store’s free loyalty app that offers discounts on selected food, drinks and household items.
The brand new Salter 2L Compact Air Fryer comes in baby blue, light sage green or baby pink and costs just £29.99 – or £24.99 for Lidl Plus members.
“This stylish and compact air fryer from Salter is ideal for small and single-person households,” say Lidl bosses.
It features a removable non-stick grill and an adjustable temperature control up to 200 degrees.
Perfect for milkshakes, smoothies and crushed ice, the Silvercrest Kitchen Tools Blender is available in light green and lilac.
This handy tool also costs £29.99 at full price or £24.99 for Lidl Plus members.
The Silvercrest Kitchen Tools 2-Slice Toaster is perhaps the star of the show at a bargain price of £17.99.
It has six adjustable browning levels and electronic browning control for perfectly toasted bread in two shades: slate gray and light green.
Brits looking for a new kettle can purchase the Silvercrest Kitchen Tools Kettle for the same price AND in matching colours to the toaster.
For budding bakers, there’s the Silvercrest Kitchen Tools Stand Mixer, which costs £44.99 and comes with a splashguard with chute, dough hook, whisk and flat beater.
“I don’t need it but I want it so bad,” Vickie Norton wrote on TikTok.
“No, because I want all pastel green now,” Jenna Bean added.
Where does Lidl want to open new stores?
LIDL has published a new list of desired locations for potential new stores. The list includes the following cities and towns:
- Bristol
- Derby
- Liverpool
- London
- Manchester
- Nottingham
- Oxford
- South Amsterdam
- Swan Sea
- Birmingham
- Sheffield
- Cambridge
- Edinburgh
Click here for the full list.
“I’m so craving a pink air fryer,” exclaimed Sarah Myrtle.
“I didn’t know something so beautiful existed!”
Since these items are located in the ‘middle of Lidl’, they are limited editions that are likely to sell out quickly.
Lidl’s social media team joked: “Give your kitchen the perfect pastel makeover.”
The most popular colors for interior design in 2024
Homebase has announced the official trend colours for this year.
To predict the most popular shades for 2024, Homebase analysed sales data to identify five colours that have proven to be hugely popular with customers.
Copper, pink and black are expected to be the most popular colours on British walls this year, while bathrooms are surprisingly seeing more and more terracotta shades.
The five most popular colors for 2024 are:
- Copper (+57%)
- Pink (+38%)
- Black (+34%)
- Green (+29%)
- Orange (+27%)
Copper has replaced rose gold, while blush is the new magnolia colour and Brits are also taking a bold approach by painting their walls entirely black.
Green is always a popular color, but the shade ‘Fresh Herb’ – a versatile, light gray-green hue – is ending up in the shopping carts of hundreds of customers.
Meanwhile, terracotta takes over with ‘Frosted Papaya’, a peachy orange shade dominating the bathrooms.
