My De’Longhi Christmas Wishlist

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Married life has made me realize the joy of cooking.

We've always thought that we can survive in "lutong ulam" (cooked food from canteens and peddlers). It is very convenient, a little cheaper than cooking our own meals, but we always look for that "lutong bahay" (home-cooked) taste. Who wouldn't? Anyone who has ever grown up to their parents' cooking will.

Last month, I had a terrible flu. My husband cooked chicken soup for me. He could have bought ready-made soup from a canteen nearby. Cooking the soup at home took more money and time to make, but I really appreciate the gesture.

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A home-cooked meal will always taste better than a store-bought meal because of all the love that goes with cooking it!



With the Christmas holiday fast approaching, we started listing all the meals we can cook together to bring to reunions and parties. While we're at it, we listed three De'Longhi kitchen appliances that will be useful for more holidays to come!



De'Longhi Magnifica S Cappuccino Coffee Machine
Fully Auto Coffee Machine ECAM 22.360.S



Who wouldn't love a fully automatic coffee machine in their own home?

The De'Longhi Magnifica S Cappuccino Coffee Machine does more than cappuccino! It does machiato, latte and other coffee mixes customized just the way you like it. There are so many options from the grind setting, time, temperature, and milk serving. It is compact and easy to clean. Not only will your coffee taste great, preparing it will be hassle-free!




De'Longhi Gelato Maker
Ice Cream Maker II Gelataio ICK 6000


I love ice cream! Who doesn't? 

The De'Longhi Gelato Maker is perfect for summer days (almost everyday in Manila, even when it rains outside) and special occasions when you need to whip up a quick dessert with ingredients you already have in your fridge - milk, sugar, and fruits. It is very easy to operate. The components of this machine are easy to wash. We'll have gelato everyday if we have this at home.




De'Longhi Multifry Low-Oil Fryer and Multicooker
Low-oil Fryer & Multicooker Multifry Extra FH1363


It cooks fries evenly and with less oil!

The De'Longhi Multifry Low-Oil Fryer and Multicooker is something that anyone who eats will want. It's a really versatile tool for cooking just about anything: stew, risotto, fish, meat. You can even bake in it! It cooks the food evenly with its SHS (Surround Heating System) making food soft and moist inside and crispy outside. It sounds a lot like "bagnet"! Yum!


We would love to have these De'Longhi products in our kitchen!

Here's where you can find more info about them:


Check out more De'Longhi products in Concept Specialist Inc.'s website:
De'Longhi Brand | Concept Specialist

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