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The Sun
7 hours ago
- Business
- The Sun
Amazon reduces kitchen gadget loved by Stacey Solomon from £30 to £17 – it will slash your meal prep times
AMAZON shoppers are rushing to snap up a time-saving kitchen gadget that's been slashed by 43%. The retail giant has reduced this 6-in-1 vegetable chopper - which has over 24,000 five-star reviews - from £29.99 to just £16.99. Fullstar 6-in-1 Vegetable Chopper, £29.99 £16.99 BUY FROM AMAZON The Fullstar vegetable chopper has been purchased over 5,000 times in July and is an 'Amazon's Choice' product, which are well-priced, highly-rated items with fast shipping. The last great kitchen deal we spotted on Amazon was on a Ninja knife block during the Prime Day sale. This deal, by contrast, is available to everyone, not just Prime subscribers. Stacey Solomon took to Instagram earlier in the month to praise the nifty chopper, saying: 'Loads of you have asked for a link to my veg chopper, I really rate it. I have to whack it sometimes, but it's the easiest way to make a super chopped salad IMO.' Perfect for summer salad season, this handy little chopper contains six stainless steel blades, a finger guard, and a cleaning brush. These six blades include a fine dicer, a medium dicer, a grater, a shredder, a julienne (ribbon) blade, and a slicer. That means you can grate cheese, dice an onion, julienne a courgette, and plenty more - this is a great chance to spice up and speed up your mealtimes. Whether you're trying to jazz up a plate of veggies for your kids or you're struggling with old, dulled kitchen knives, this Amazon deal looks like a smart purchase. The blades are not only extra-sharp (hence the safety features and finger guard) but they're strong and durable too, made of 420J stainless steel. The extra-hard ABS plastic container can take use after use, not cracking under all the vegetables being chopped, no matter how thick or coarse. The chopper would also suit those who are getting less able to cook and be nimble in the kitchen, as the device requires 'only a little pressure to chop' and creates less mess and washing up in the meantime. Amazon shoppers have already taken to the review section to rave about this smart chopper, praising its functionality, ease of use, and value for money. Many customers have commented on how efficient it made cooking and meal prep. 'If you want to save time in the kitchen, you need this! It's a great buy,' writers one buyer. Another says: 'This contraption is AMAZING! It saves so much time in the kitchen.' Others have loved the impact it's had on kids and fussy eaters, with one parent commenting: '[It] converted my children to salad eaters. They don't normally eat salad, but they enjoyed this device so much they ate large plates of [it] for dinner after!' This isn't the only Amazon deal the Sun Shopping team has written about recently. Anyone look for iPhone charging should look at an 'ultra-slim' Magsafe power bank slashed from £160 to £20. Those looking for protection against the sun and rain in this summer shouldn't miss a garden gazebo that's been cut by 21%.
Vogue
a day ago
- Health
- Vogue
8 Best Pore Strips for a Congestion-Free T-Zone
When it comes to quick fixes for clogged pores, the best pore strips have long held a beloved spot in skin-care routines worldwide. There's something undeniably satisfying about peeling away a strip and seeing the visible evidence of impurities (think: blackheads and sebaceous filaments) lifted from your skin. Beyond their instant gratification, pore strips provide an effective way to deep-clean areas prone to blackheads, such as the nose, chin, and forehead. They act like a magnet, drawing out excess oil and debris that can clog pores and lead to breakouts. In the age of TikTok skin-care experts, pore strips have gotten a bad rep—but you don't have to toss away the category as a whole. 'Using pore strips occasionally isn't harmful, but frequent use can sometimes irritate the skin,' says board certified dermatologist Dr. Dara Spearman. Plus, the pore strips of 2025 are a far cry from their Y2K predecessors, which tore off skin with a vengeance—evolution in the category has led to gentler hydrocolloid and biocellulose patches that equally, if not more effective. Meanwhile, K-beauty alternatives offer sebum-melting oils and treatments that ditch adhesive patches altogether. Dr. Spearman adds, 'While traditional strips provide quick results, K-beauty techniques offer a gentler, long-term way to care for your pores. It really comes down to what works best for your skin.' Vogue's Favorite Sheet Masks In This Story While pore strips aren't a comprehensive solution for long-term skin health, their benefits as a targeted, affordable, and satisfying cleansing method remaining clear in between proper facial appointments—particularly when combined with consistent skin-care routines. Scroll to discover our favorite blackhead-beating nose and T-zone strips to unclog pores and leave skin feeling fresh. Best Hydrocolloid: Mighty Patch Nose Strips Mighty Patch Nose Strips $17 AMAZON
Scottish Sun
16-07-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Amazon axing popular freebie that helped customers ‘earn £100s' in just days and shoppers are furious
Plus, we reveal other ways you can earn money online ALL CHANGE Amazon axing popular freebie that helped customers 'earn £100s' in just days and shoppers are furious Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) AMAZON is axing a popular freebie in days, and shoppers are furious. The major online retailer said its Receipts Program will end in the UK on August 1. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 Amazon receipts program is changing for customers Currently, customers can upload receipts for products they bought from rival shops via the Amazon shopping panel, and earn money back. Shoppers earn 10p for each receipt they upload. Alternatively, they can upload 50 receipt pictures to get the maximum reward of £5. Panellists were alerted to the change via a notification in the app. The move has sparked fury among customers, with many taking to social media to complain. Writing in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, one shopper said: "I'm gutted I get £7-8 a month from it and it all adds up. While another added: "Oh no! I've got £141 since I've been doing it. Don't get many surveys, some months I don't get any, so not worth keeping." And a third moaned: "Gutted, over £200 since I started doing it." It is not the first time the retail giant has made changes to this feature. Back in October, shoppers were left heartbroken after Amazon said shoppers would need to upload 50 receipts instead of 10 to get the £5 reward. Amazon 'hiking' prices ahead of Prime Day after shoppers claim company 'great savings' aren't real Panellists can still earn rewards through completing surveys for Amazon. The amount customers earn varies per survey and you can see the amount before choosing to complete the survey. The Sun has approached Amazon for comment. How does the Amazon shopper panel work? The shopper Panel is an opt-in, invitation-only program where participants can earn monthly rewards by sharing receipts from purchases made outside of Amazon. Once you receive a notification, customers can download the app from the app store or the Google Play store. Before you join, you may be put on a waiting list and you will be sent an email when you can join. As well as uploading receipts to earn cash, users can also take part in surveys and enable ad verification for extra rewards. The amount you can earn per survey varies, but you will be able to see how much you can earn before you take part. Enrolling in ad verification - allowing Amazon to see the ads that appear on your phone - can earn you £2 per month. If you decide the app isn't for you, you can stop using it anytime. More ways to make money online There are plenty of other websites that pay you for completing surveys or other tasks. For example, Swagbucks has paid out millions globally and reward users for surveys, watching clips and browsing the web. Regular users report earning upwards of £300 a year for just 15 minutes of their time. Expect to earn around 50p a survey which will typically take up to 20 minutes. You can get your payouts either as PayPal cash or shopping vouchers. Elsewhere, Opinium is used by top firms for research. Surveys pay 50p on average and take around five minutes, you'll have to work up to £25 before you can get a payout. Get your money through cash with a bank transfer or gift vouchers.
The Sun
16-07-2025
- Business
- The Sun
Amazon axing popular freebie that helped customers ‘earn £100s' in just days and shoppers are furious
AMAZON is axing a popular freebie in days, and shoppers are furious. The major online retailer said its Receipts Program will end in the UK on August 1. 1 Currently, customers can upload receipts for products they bought from rival shops via the Amazon shopping panel, and earn money back. Shoppers earn 10p for each receipt they upload. Alternatively, they can upload 50 receipt pictures to get the maximum reward of £5. Panellists were alerted to the change via a notification in the app. The move has sparked fury among customers, with many taking to social media to complain. Writing in the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group, one shopper said: "I'm gutted I get £7-8 a month from it and it all adds up. While another added: "Oh no! I've got £141 since I've been doing it. Don't get many surveys, some months I don't get any, so not worth keeping." And a third moaned: "Gutted, over £200 since I started doing it." It is not the first time the retail giant has made changes to this feature. Back in October, shoppers were left heartbroken after Amazon said shoppers would need to upload 50 receipts instead of 10 to get the £5 reward. Amazon 'hiking' prices ahead of Prime Day after shoppers claim company 'great savings' aren't real Panellists can still earn rewards through completing surveys for Amazon. The amount customers earn varies per survey and you can see the amount before choosing to complete the survey. The Sun has approached Amazon for comment. How does the Amazon shopper panel work? The shopper Panel is an opt-in, invitation-only program where participants can earn monthly rewards by sharing receipts from purchases made outside of Amazon. Once you receive a notification, customers can download the app from the app store or the Google Play store. Before you join, you may be put on a waiting list and you will be sent an email when you can join. As well as uploading receipts to earn cash, users can also take part in surveys and enable ad verification for extra rewards. The amount you can earn per survey varies, but you will be able to see how much you can earn before you take part. Enrolling in ad verification - allowing Amazon to see the ads that appear on your phone - can earn you £2 per month. If you decide the app isn't for you, you can stop using it anytime. More ways to make money online There are plenty of other websites that pay you for completing surveys or other tasks. For example, Swagbucks has paid out millions globally and reward users for surveys, watching clips and browsing the web. Regular users report earning upwards of £300 a year for just 15 minutes of their time. Expect to earn around 50p a survey which will typically take up to 20 minutes. You can get your payouts either as PayPal cash or shopping vouchers. Elsewhere, Opinium is used by top firms for research. Surveys pay 50p on average and take around five minutes, you'll have to work up to £25 before you can get a payout. Get your money through cash with a bank transfer or gift vouchers. Quick ways to make cash Install an app Some apps will pay you to install other apps on your phone. Just by installing an app on your phone, you could earn £20 in online vouchers. By downloading Ipsos Media Cell, a consumer data tracking software, you will receive a £20 voucher by installing an app on your phone. You also have to fill in a quick survey. You will then get £10 each month that you keep the app installed on your phone. The app is owned by renowned research company IPSOS Mori. It's designed to get more information about how people consume media, what they watch and listen to and what devices they use. TaskRabbit specialises in DIY and other more physical tasks such as home repairs, cleaning and moving house. The app also runs a partnership with furniture store IKEA, where "taskers" get paid to assemble flat pack furniture for its customers, meaning a steady stream of work. Share deals and get paid If you find a good deal you could get paid for sharing it with others. Some sites give people vouchers for sharing the deals they find in stores and online. LatestDeals is a money-saving community in the UK and they hand out vouchers for people who share deals on its website. Members of LatestDeals earn points and Amazon vouchers, for sharing deals, vouchers, competitions and commenting and voting on deals. You have to get to a minimum of 5,000 points before you get a £5 Amazon voucher. There's a guide to how many points you can earn for different activities on the website. Earn cashback Cashback sites are becoming more and more popular as shoppers become more savvy. A cashback site will give you cash back when you spend money online. TopCashback and Quidco are two of the most popular and sometimes you can earn hundreds. The Quidco website states that their average member earns around £300 per year. When you're shopping, make sure you click through the websites to get some extra cash. Both have widgets you can download and add to your browser so you never forget. They are free to use but there are plus memberships that cost £5 a year and can give you a higher rate of cashback.
Straits Times
12-07-2025
- Business
- Straits Times
Best Amazon Prime Day home and kitchen deals
Sign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Save up to 50 per cent and collect an exclusive promo code This Amazon Prime Day Singapore, some of the most worthwhile savings are happening in the home and kitchen aisle. With up to 50 per cent off appliances and tools, this year's offers include standout picks from trusted brands like Dyson, Philips, Ninja and more, all available from now until Jul 14. Look out for vacuum deals that take the effort out of cleaning, air fryer deals for healthier meals with less oil, and time-saving pressure cookers and multicookers. From compact gadgets to high-performance appliances, these Amazon Prime Day home deals offer real value on items that make everyday life easier. Collect your exclusive Amazon Prime Day promo codes *New codes* Get extra $10 off with $50 minimum spend on Limited codes available. Collect promo code Amazon Fresh: Get $20 off when you spend $60 on your first order. Valid from Jul 8-14, 2025. Limited codes available. Collect promo code Here are some highlighted Prime Day deals in the sale: Up to 40 per cent off Philips Up to 40 per cent off Tefal, SharkNinja, KitchenAid and WMF Up to 40 per cent off SMEG Up to 30 per cent off Dyson Up to 25 per cent off Delonghi Keep scrolling for the best Amazon Prime Day home deals actually worth adding to cart. Amazon Prime Day sale: Top editor's picks Best Amazon Prime Day vacuum deals Shark Hydrovac Wet and Dry Cordless Vacuum, $299.99 Original price: $649 (54 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON The Shark Hydrovac WD210 streamlines your cleaning routine with its 3-in-1 design that vacuums, mops and self-cleans simultaneously. Suitable for multiple surfaces, it features an antimicrobial brushroll, LED headlights and up to 30 minutes of cordless runtime. Shop Now Dyson V12 Origin Vacuum Cleaner, $529 Original price: $749 (29 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON The Dyson V12 Origin offers the brand's signature power in a sleek, lightweight cordless design. It delivers up to 60 minutes of consistent cleaning performance, with a tangle-free brush bar that picks up dust, hair and debris easily. Shop Now EuropAce Super Cyclone Vacuum, $101.19 Original price: $209 (52 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON With its robust 2,000W motor and cyclone separation system, the EuropAce EVC 3201W doesn't just pick up dust — it keeps it from swirling back into your space. A built-in HEPA filter traps allergens, while its thoughtfully designed dust bucket makes post-clean clean-up refreshingly fuss-free. Shop Now Ecovacs Deebot X8 Pro Omni Roboto Vacuum and Mop, $1,359 Original price: $1,599 (15 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON This high-performance robot vacuum and mop lifts fine dust, hair and stains with 18,000Pa suction and a self-washing roller mop. It maps rooms with precision, scrubs floors with hot water and dries itself. Truly a low-maintenance clean. Shop Now Roborock QR 798 Robot Vacuum, $559 Original price: $1,099 (49 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON This advanced robot vacuum combines deep cleaning with automatic mop washing, drying and dust emptying. Its smart dock even refills the water tank mid-clean, while a detachable base makes maintenance fuss-free. Great for larger homes seeking clean floors with minimal effort. Shop Now More on this topic 10 best robot vacuums for easy cleaning at home Best Amazon Prime Day air fryer deals Ninja Double Stack XL Air Fryer, $279 Original price: $349 (20 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON Designed for compact kitchens and big appetites, this 9.5-litre air fryer features vertically stacked drawers that save space while cooking for up to eight. With dual heat zones, four-layer cooking and automatic settings across both drawers, it delivers fast, even results without crowding your countertop. Shop Now Philips 9000 Series Air Fryer XXL, $189.99 Original price: $399 (52 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON This smart air fryer turns weeknight cooking into a one-tap affair. Rapid Air tech swirls hot air for crispy results with up to 90 per cent less fat, and the 7.2 litre basket suits family sized portions. Shop Now Philips 1000 Series NA120/09 Air Fryer, $69.99 Original price: $119 (41 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON This compact 4.2L Philips air fryer cooks fries, nuggets and vegetables evenly with minimal effort. Easy to clean and sized for smaller kitchens, it's a practical pick for two to four servings. Shop Now More on this topic Best air fryers to buy: Top picks for budgets, families and small kitchens Best Amazon Prime Day pressure cooker and multicooker deals Panasonic 4L Pressure Cooker NF-PC400KSH, $159 Original price: $199 (20 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON From weekday soups to weekend family meals, this pressure cooker makes home cooking easier. With 12 auto menus, adjustable pressure settings and a roomy 4-litre capacity, it handles everything, from rice to rendang, all in one pot, with less mess and more flavour. Shop Now Tefal Home Chef Smart Electric Pressure Cooker, $95.99 Original price: $139 (31 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON With 15 pre-set programmes and functions like sous-vide, abalone, and sauce thickening, this electric pressure cooker makes everyday meals more effortless. The generous 6-litre capacity suits family cooking, while easy-to-clean parts and a one-touch pressure release keep things safe and fuss-free in the kitchen. Shop Now Ninja Foodi 11 in 1 SmartLid Multicooker, $429 Original price: $608 (29 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON With 11 functions in one pot, this multi-cooker handles everything from air-fried spring rolls to slow-cooked stews and even homemade yogurt. Reviewers say it's surprisingly intuitive, despite the range of features, and the SmartLid makes switching modes simple. Clean-up is easy, and you'll likely need fewer pots - or appliances - than before. Shop Now Best Amazon Prime Day knife set deals Wusthof Classic Cook's Knife Set, $144.72 Original price: $199.12 (27 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON A trusted choice among chefs, this German-made set includes an 8-inch cook's knife and a 3.5-inch paring knife, forged from high-carbon stainless steel for lasting sharpness. The full-tang handles are sturdy, balanced and built to withstand daily prep without fading or cracking. Shop Now Joseph Joseph Elevate Carousel Knife Set, $79.15 Original price: $175 (55 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON This compact, rotating set includes a paring, serrated, Santoku, chef's and bread knife, all made from Japanese stainless steel. Weighted handles with built-in rests keep blades off the counter, while magnetised slots and a non-slip base make the carousel as functional as it is tidy. Shop Now Zwilling J.A. Henckels Unity Daily Self-Sharpening Knife Set, $66.57 Original price: $105 (37 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON With just two essential knives, a 13cm petty and 18cm Santoku, this compact set covers most daily prep. The self-sharpening block keeps blades honed with every use, while the seamless stainless steel design is dishwasher-safe, hygienic, and easy to handle in any kitchen. Shop Now Best Amazon Prime Day cookbook deals Agak Agak: Everyday Recipes From Singapore, $26.01 Original price: $33.84 (23 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON This isn't just a cookbook — it's how a lot of us actually cook. Lee Shu Han brings together recipes that feel familiar yet fresh, from kaya toast and nasi goreng to ox cheek rendang and chilli crab spaghetti. There's heart and humour in the way she writes, and plenty of room for you to tweak things 'agak agak', just like mum does. Shop Now Umma: A Korean Mom's Kitchen Wisdom and 100 Family Recipes, $32.50 Original price: $73.50 (56 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON Part heartfelt memoir, part practical cookbook, this mother-daughter collaboration offers over 100 Korean recipes rooted in family tradition. Sarah Ahn teams up with her umma, Nam Soon, to share everyday dishes, fermentation know-how, and cooking tips passed down through generations. Shop Now Cook This Book: Recipes and Techniques That Actually Teach, $24.47 Original price: $54.50 (55 per cent off) Buy here PHOTO: AMAZON If you were hooked on Bon Appétit's YouTube channel during its heyday, you'll know Molly Baz. In her cookbook, she teaches home cooks how to really cook, not just follow a recipe. Expect unfussy techniques, bold flavours (see: chorizo chickpea carbonara), and QR-linked videos that walk you through trickier steps. Shop Now All prices are accurate at the time of publication.
