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Cool! This new Philips toaster is made from used cooking oil

Philips Toaster

Whoa, stop, wait, what?! Yes, you read that right: cooking oil turns out to be a great product to recycle and transform into a beautiful, sustainable breakfast set. That’s exactly what Philips has done; the world’s first breakfast set made from 100% biobased plastics is now a reality.

Foto van culinair journalist Sharon van Lokhorst

 

So, what exactly is the deal with the sustainability? Eelco Smit, Sustainability Leader at Philips Domestic Appliances: ‘By using biobased plastics made from used cooking oil, we contribute to reducing CO2 emissions, help reduce water pollution, limit the overall use of soil resources (which means a lower impact on food production), and develop products with recyclable components. It is our ambition to evolve towards a complete range of products designed with sustainability in mind.’

With a handy crumb tray

The Eco Conscious toaster has eight settings, including reheat and defrost functions. The automatic on/off button helps save energy. The appliance comes with a handy crumb tray and a removable dust cover to close it when storing it, and costs € 59.99.

Only the best butter will do

In addition to this lovely toaster, the Eco Conscious collection consists of a kettle and a drip coffee maker, with various energy-saving functions. Everything has been thought of to make your breakfast as sustainable as possible. All you have to do is make that delicious coffee and spread the best butter on your toast.

The entire set costs € 179.97.

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