A pan set that has been dubbed “perfect for apartment dwellers” by Tefal has been reduced in price by more than 50 per cent on Amazon Australia.
The Tefal Ingenio Excellence Fusion Induction Non-Stick 14 Piece Set usually costs $749.99, but it has been reduced to just $356.22 as part of Amazon’s massive Prime Big Deal Days sale.
With an ultra-compact, stackable design, Ingenio cookware fits conveniently into cupboards, cabinets and shelves, saving up to 70 per cent more storage space, compared to traditional cookware.
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Fusion Core technology is applied to make the coating scratch resistant, even with metal utensils.
While the pans hold up to 10kg of weight, making Ingenio ideal for batch cooking, no matter how much food you need to make.
The superior induction, Thermo-Fusion base ensures fast, optimum heat distribution throughout the pan, for delicious food cooked to perfection.
You can grill, stew, roast or bake with Ingenio’s detachable handle, allowing cooking flexibility and creativity (meaning you can go from cooktop, to oven, to table, to fridge, with ease).
All pots and pans are manufactured in France to the highest standards, meaning your Tefal investment should last a lifetime.
Reviews are glowing for the Tefal pan set, and there is a perfect five-star rating online.
“My wife wanted these, i wasnt a fan until i used them, then wow. So good, especially when on special!” writes one five-star reviewer.
For more information and to shop the pan deal for yourself, head here now.
Prices are correct at the time of publication.
What is Amazon Prime Big Deal Days?
Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is Amazon’s major fall shopping event designed exclusively for Prime members, offering deep discounts across dozens of categories ahead of the holiday season.
Often referred to as “Autumn Prime Day”, the event serves as a kickoff for holiday shopping, similar to the summer Prime Day event.
It comes as a precursor to Black Friday and Cyber Monday discount periods.
Discounts span more than 35 categories, including consumer tech, Amazon devices (Kindle, Echo, Fire TV), fashion, beauty, home and kitchen goods, and toys.
Major participating brands include Shark, Sony, Lego, Dyson, KitchenAid, and more.
This year’s Prime Big Deal Days gives savvy Aussies seven days to find savings across the brands and categories they love most and make their dollars go further – whether that’s getting ahead on Christmas gifting, stocking up on pantry staples, or treating themselves to something they’ve been eyeing for months.
New research from Amazon Australia has uncovered the “deal threshold” that tips Aussies from browsing to buying, with seven in ten (70 per cent) saying a discount of 30 per cent or more is their tipping point to make a purchase.
Nine in ten (90 per cent) Australians plan to hold or cut their Christmas gift budget this year, and more than half (56 per cent) are planning to stockpile everyday essentials such as groceries due the cost-of-living crisis – with half (49 per cent) expecting their weekly grocery shop to rise by $100 or more over the festive period.
