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PRODUCTS
built-in ovens / microwave ovens / warmer drawers
Steam ovens
Traditional oven heat is enhanced by the introduction of steam, combining precisely to give your cooking the best of both culinary worlds. Your meat, poultry and vegetables are crisp and golden on the outside, whilst juicy and consistently cooked throughout.
Air fry
WHY NOT FRY WITH LESS OIL?
The fresh construction of the air fry tray allows super heated air to crisp the surface of ingredients to deliver a delicious fried taste and texture, with less oil.
Perfect even, every time
The golden brown on a potato gratin. The deep crust on a fillet of beef. The moist depths of a rich chocolate cake. Achieving even results time after time demands precisely controlled heat, distribution consistently throughout your oven. Unlike standard ovens, the surroundCook oven's advanced fan technology ensures that every part of your dish is getting exactly the heat it needs. Evenly. Consistently. Wherever it's placed. Whether its one dish or several. No more turning dishes halfway through cooking. Just the results that meet your expectations. Every time.
senseCook, just sensational
Rare. Medium. Well done. At your command with senseCook. Select how you would like your food cooked, insert the food sensor, and your oven will do the rest. Without even opening the oven door, everything from tender joints of meat to molten chocolate fondants are controlled and mastered. At last, an oven that speaks your language.
freestanding microwave ovens
hobs - gas, electric & induction
More confidence in the FLAME
The AEG gas hobs with Flame-Light adds a new level of safety and confidence to cooking with gas. The bright LED lights tell you at a glance whether the burner is turned on or off, and if a pan support is still hot after use.So you can concentrate on making great tasting food.
cookers - full gas and gas/electric
Appliance Network are the leaders when it comes to quality home appliances. By working hand in hand with AEG as a supplier, Appliance Network's staff are well equipped with knowledge regarding the AEG cooker and refrigeration range.
No running around for finding the right appliance - all you need is to order online from our 24/7 online store.
extractors - wall mounted
dishwashers - freestanding
laundry - washing machines, tumble dryer & washer/dryers
refrigerators - french door, side-by-side, combination fridge/freezer, full fridge & full freezer
How to store and organise food in fridges correctly so it lasts longer
From the food containers you use to the fridge shelves you choose, how you store food in the fridge has far bigger impact than you think. It lets you enjoy the best flavours that nature has to offer, preserve ingredients for longer, and more importantly, it helps you minimise food waste.
Here is a quick guide on how to store food correctly in a fridge:
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Set the temperature in your refrigerator below 4°C (40°F);
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All foods should be wrapped, covered or in containers;
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Don't overload your fridge;
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Quickly put food in fridge. Don't leave them in room temperature more than 2 hours;
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Clean your fridge regularly, about once a week.
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Throw away moldy food or discard it in a bag.
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In the top and middle shelf (refrigerator compartment): this is for foods that can be consume immediately like dairy products, ready meals, canned foods, leftovers, cooked meats and salads.
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In the bottom shelf (Freezer compartment): you should store raw meat and fish in containers, which prevent them from touching onto other foods.
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Vegetable drawer: this is where to store washed fruit and vegetables.
AEG Refrigerators - whether fridge/freezers, upright fridges or upright freezers - are equipped with the latest innovations to make food storage effortless. Adopt a sustainable lifestyle by simply using this appliance and knowing how to properly store food in the fridge.
How to store raw and cooked meat in the fridge
HOW CAN I STORE MEAT IN THE FRIDGE?
While meat can be frozen for months, it's best to consume them immediately to savour them at their best, lest they get frozen burn. Freezer burn happens when frost buildup sucks up too much moisture from food, leaving it discoloured, shrivelled and bland tasting.
AEG refrigerators with NO FROST technology help to slow this down and prevent frost-damaged meats. Regardless, it's better not to test its limits of the expiry dates.
Raw meat
FRIDGE
FREEZER
Seafood
Pork
1-2 days
Any cut : 3-5 days
Ground pork : 1-2 days
Fatty fish : 2-3 months
Shell fish : 3-4 months
Lean fish : 6-8 months
Roasts : 4-12 months
Chops : 4-6 months
Poultry
Beef
1-2 days
Any cut : 3-5 days
Ground beef : 1-2 days
Thigh, breast, wings : 9 months
Whole : 1 year
Roasts : 4-12 months
Steaks: 6-12 months
Ground beef : 3-4 months
Cooked Meat
Seafood
Pork
3-4 days
2-3 days
6-12 months
2-3 months
Poultry
Beef
3-4 days
3-4 days
2-5 months
2-3 months
WHAT CONTAINERS TO USE FOR MEATS?
Store cooked meats in plastic wraps or containers with tight fitting lids. For raw meats, keep them in their store wrapping since replacing increase the risk of contaminating your kitchen. Double the seal by putting them in reusable silicon pouches or airtight plastic containers.
This further protects your meat from moisture and keep them fresher. It also prevents cross-contamination, spills and odours. Keep smells at bay in AEG refrigerators with cleanAir technology which uses a carbon filter to absorb odours and reduce smell transfer between food.
AT WHAT TEMPERATURE SHOULD I STORE MEAT IN?
The fridge temperature should be less than 5ºC , while the freezer should be below -15ºC - enough to inactivate bacteria, mould and yeasts. To precisely track and adjusts temperatures, AEG refrigerators have intuitive electronic touch controls that allow you to easily ensure food safety.
Temperatures is also affected when you frequently open the refrigerator. AEG refrigerators with cooling 360º distribute cold air evenly to stabilize temperature and humidity, protecting the food quality for longer.
CAN I REFREEZE MEAT?
Refreezing meat isn't recommended as it affects food safety and quality. Meat won't be as fresh because of excessive moisture loss when freezing it twice. Likewise, it can potentially causing food poisoning as meat is introduced to bacteria twice in the re-thawing process.
Avoid refreezing meat by only buying what you can finish in a week or two. Portion out just enough for one meal, or if possible, cook all the thawed meat and just freeze the cooked leftovers. These have a better chance of surviving.
Where should raw meat be stored in the fridge?
It's best to have a refrigerator that has a freezer compartment at the bottom or on the side, or to have an upright freezer. this ensures complete separation of raw and cooked meats to prevent contamination and reduces the risk of meat juices dripping over your food.
How to store fruit and vegetables in your fridge
WHAT FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SHOULD NOT BE STORED WITH EACH OTHER?
Fruits with high-ethylene gas content, like apples and pears, should not be stored with other produce like leafy greens. Ethylene gas is naturally emitted by some fruits, which causes other produce to ripen or spoil faster.
WHAT TEMPERATURES SHOULD FRUIT AND VEGETABLES BE KEPT IN?
As a rule of thumb, room temperature hastens ripening and spoilage, while high humidity in a refrigerator slows these down. AEG refrigerators, both fridge freezers and upright fridge, have a crisper drawer that maintains a high humidity level, so your fruits and vegetables are kept fresh for longer.
What containers should I use for fruits and vegetables?
Produce stored at room temperature thrive best with more circulation, so placing them in an open bowl will do. In contrast refrigerated ones should be placed in sealed bags to prevent them from wilting and to protect them from ethylene gas.
Conditions
Vegetables at room temperature
Potatoes and sweet potatoes
In an open container in a pantry for a dark, cool, humid environment. Light induces sprouting.
Garlicks and onions
In an open container on the countertop for a cool, dry environment. Moisture hastens spoilage. Refrigerate when cut.
Vegetables in the refrigerator
Citrus fruits (lemons limes, grapefruit, oranges
In an open container on the countertop to ripen. To keep longer, store in the crisper drawer, separate from high-ethylene producers.*
Stone fruits (peaches, mangoes
*except for grapefruits and oranges
Fruits in the refrigerator
High-ethylene fruits (apples, pears, kiwi, nectarines, plums)
In sealed plastic bags, separate from vegetables. Can be stored with non-ethylene-sensitive fruits like berries and oranges.
How to keep bread fresh
Freezing bread is one of the best ways to keep it fresh because it slows down the staling process and reduces the risk of mould for up to two to three months.
Simply put your bread in an airtight freezer bag. Reheat in your oven or toaster to revive its springiness and chewiness, no defrosting needed if you're in a hurry.
If you can't finish the whole loaf, cut it into slices before freezing and put wax paper in between for easy preparation of sandwiches or toasts. Don't refreeze bread.
Should you keep bread in the fridge?
Putting bread in the fridge is not recommended. In cool temperatures, starch molecules recrystallise quickly, which makes your bread stale and dry at a faster rate than if it is stored at room temperature. While it will still be safe to eat, it’s not worth settling for a stale flavour.