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6 best kettle and toaster sets, from under £50 with over 2,000 5 star reviews
Kit out your kitchen with our top picks
A successful morning consists of two things: a steaming cuppa and a hot, buttery slice of toast. And if these daily routine non-negotiables are not met, then excuse us while we stay in bed all day. So, in order for us to guarantee this cracking start, we've rounded up the best kettle and toaster sets you can buy, starting from under £50.
But before making your all-important choice, here’s a handy guide on the features to look out for:
What to look for before purchasing a kettle and toaster:
Kettles:
- Noise
- Speed
- Capacity
Toasters:
- Two or four slices
- Browning settings
- Lift function
Now, whose turn is it to put the kettle on?
What are people saying about this set?: The set has 93% positive ratings from over 10,000 customers, with one Amazon user in particular saying it "combines sleek design, advanced features, and exceptional performance, making it a standout addition to any kitchen."
If you're looking for a compact and budget-friendly kettle and toaster set they don't come more highly recommended than this Breville set.
We love the cream vintage vibe to the set, which would in a variety of kitchen design, particularly a country cottage vibe or a minimal aesthetic.
It has the capacity to make up to eight cups of tea at a time and the toaster has variable width slots so everything from toast, to crumpets to bagels will fit and toast evenly.
Features at a Glance
| Kettle capacity | 1.7 litres |
|---|---|
| Toaster type | 2 slice |
| Number of browning settings | 7 |
| Toaster size | 32.6 x 20.6 x 22.5cm |
What are people saying about the set?: The set has been highly rated by reviewers on Amazon who have praised their value for money, with one reviewer saying: "Value for money glad I bought them look really good plus kettle boils so fast brilliant."
We love the classic matte black effect of this Salter toaster and kettle set from the brand's Kuro range, which also has a matching microwave and stand mixer, just saying.
The kettle boils quickly and efficiently, and the toaster has a number of settings available, including the reheat option, which comes in handy and an anti-jamming function, so you never have to worry about a wonky cut bagel getting stuck in the toaster again.
And in Good Housekeeping's test of the kettle they scored it 87/100 and the toaster 91/100.
Features at a Glance
| Kettle Capacity | 1.7 litres |
|---|---|
| Toaster Type | 4-slice |
| Number of shade settings | 7 |
| Toaster Size | 18.4 x 28.5 x 30.5cm |
What are people saying about the set?: Reviewers over on TrustPilot highly rate the set, with it being rated 4.6 out of 5, with many praising the even toasting of the toaster and the stylish look for the kitchen.
Apart from looking incredibly stylish and timeless, this ProCook set is also a great investment for your kitchen too.
The kettle is easy to use with a handy blue light that will tell you when the kettle is on, so you don't have to second guess if you've put it onto boil. We also love the seven browning options for your toast and it's inbuilt tray for catching crumbs too.
Good Housekeeping rated it their number one matching kettle and toaster, with a score of 94/100 for the kettle and 92/100 for the toaster.
Features at a Glance
| Kettle capacity | 1.5 litres |
|---|---|
| Toaster type | 4 slice |
| Number of browning settings | 7 |
| Toaster size | 29 x 27 x 20cm |
What are people saying about the set?: Smeg's kettle and toaster set is top of our list when it comes to aesthetics and looking gorgeous in our kitchen, but do the appliances actually match up to the cost of purchasing the set?
Well, Amazon shoppers rated it on average 4.6 out of 5 and many have praised the set, specifically the spout on the kettle never dripping and it boils quickly. Others noted the toaster toasts evenly and quickly. Overall customers said they were worth the money, robust and lived up to the expectation.
And over on John Lewis, customers reported similar feedback, with many liking the 'pop in, to push out' feature on the crumb tray of the toaster.
Features at a Glance
| Kettle capacity | 1.7 litres |
|---|---|
| Toaster type | 2 slice |
| Number of browning settings | 6 |
| Toaster size | 19.8 x 31 x 19.5cm |
What are people saying about this set?: This De'Longhi set is Argos' highest rated kettle and toaster, with 95% of customers recommending it, and over 1,500 five star reviews, inckuding one person who said of the set: "It looks good and boils quickly, what else do you want from a kettle!?"
Having grown up with this set for a number of years I can personally attest to it's good quality tea making abilities and even toasting.
The toaster has four slices and five browning settings, with toast always coming out evenly toasted. The kettle boils quickly and can make up to eight cups at a time. It'll also automatically turn off when it's empty.
Features at a Glance
| Kettle capacity | 1.7 litres |
|---|---|
| Toaster type | 4 slice |
| Number of browning settings | 5 |
| Toaster size | 20 x 29 x 31cm |
What are people saying about the set?: Also highly rated amongst Argos shoppers, with over 2,000 5 star reviews is the quiet boil kettle from Russell Hobbs. It claims to use a quiet boil technology to stop overly loud kettle boils disrupting your morning tea break, and according to reviewers, many have found it's the "quietest" they've ever used.
The matching toaster is a two-slot appliance and has six browning sets, with many reviewers praising the wider slots which have made toasting their bagels and thicker bread easier.
Features at a Glance
| Kettle capacity | 1.7 litres |
|---|---|
| Toaster type | 2 slice |
| Number of browning settings | 6 |
| Toaster size | 19.7 x 18.6 x 31.7cm |
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