Smeg Fridge Freezer

We’re going to take a closer look at some of the models in the Smeg FAB range, starting with the Smeg FAB30. With this you get a huge fridge compartment at the bottom and a slightly smaller freezer compartment on top – but you can still fit loads of your stuff in both! If I had to use one word to describe the Smeg FAB30, that word would be funky. The Smeg FAB30 is a funky fridge. That title isn’t exclusive to the Smeg FAB30 but I think it particularly applies in this case. They’ve got a capacity of 315 litres and come with 3 adjustable glass shelves, which will come in handy for placing things on. Overall, I can’t recommend the Smeg FAB30 highly enough! I’m quite the fan.

The Smeg FAB32 is 2 steps up from the Smeg FAB30, and luckily that hasn’t proved a step too far for Smeg – the FAB32 is just as impressive as its numerically smaller brother. Or sister if yours is pink. Brace yourself, because the layout on the Smeg FAB32 is slightly different too – it comes with the fridge section on top and the freezer section on the bottom. The fridge section on the Smeg FAB32 is roomy enough for a huge 205 litres of whatever you want to put in there (I recommend Lucozade) whilst the freezer section of the Smeg FAB32, whilst boasting a slightly more modest 103 litre capacity, is still spacey enough to hold all the ready meals you’ll ever need! Like any other Smeg, the Smeg FAB32 is seriously stylish too, coming in the usual exciting range of Smeg designs. (I recommend Pastel Blue)

The Smeg FAB28 is 4 steps down from the Smeg FAB32, but excitingly only 2 down from the Smeg FAB30. Its numerical diminution however is no reflection on the quality, only on the size! Unlike its cool cousins the Smeg FAB28 doesn’t come with a separate freezer section, but don’t fret, it does come with an icebox. That box isn’t limited to ice, you can put anything you want in there (I recommend food).  The Smeg FAB28 is the ideal fridge for those who want to add some Smeg style to a modest sized kitchen. The Smeg FAB28 will add some va-va-voom to your room. I know some people who own a Smeg FAB28 in green and it puts the rest of their appliances to shame!

What’s cooler than being cool? Ice cold! Not my words, the words of Outkast. If you want to add some of that cool to your kitchen then the only way to do it is with a Smeg retro fridge. With a Smeg retro fridge you’re getting some serious sixties chic combined with completely modern innovation, design and technology – the perfect compromise for the style-savvy. Smeg retro fridges form only one portion of the Smeg range, but unsurprisingly they’re the most popular, and you only have to take a look at one to understand why.

Smeg retro fridges are available in a huge range of designs, including the big white one that I own, and the green one my friends bought. Think of a colour. Got one? I’ll give you a second. What colour did you think of? Well you can have a Smeg retro fridge in that colour! The Smeg retro fridges aren’t just available in solid colours either; you can get special designs including the iconic Union Jack. You don’t need to hit 88mph in a Delorean to go back in time; you just need a Smeg retro fridge.

How fun would it be to list our 5 favourite Smeg refrigerators? Let’s find out! I’ll do mine, then you can do yours. I’ll do it as a countdown to create a bit of tension before we reach #1.

5. In at 5 is this Smeg refrigerator – it’s Pastel Blue and reminiscent of toothpaste.

Smeg Refrigerator

4. Flying in at 4 is this classy black Smeg refrigerator. This little beauty just turned up to dinner black-tie.

Smeg Refrigerator

3. Down two this week at 3 is this pretty impressive looking orange Smeg refrigerator. Zesty.

Smeg Refrigerator

2. Climbing our chart and up from 5 is this blue Smeg Refrigerator. I like this one because I like blue.

Smeg Refrigerator

1. Topping our chart this week and claiming the illustrious title of best Smeg refrigerator is this snazzy pink number.

Smeg Refrigerator

Check back next week fizzy-pop pickers and find out the latest movers and ice-shakers on our Smeg Refrigerator chart.

Have you just got a new kitchen? Maybe you’re in the market for one as we speak? Obviously your appliances are going to be a huge consideration; they form the core of your kitchen and your enjoyment in there depends upon them. You need to look at Smeg kitchen appliances! Smeg kitchen appliances are the highest quality appliances around, and on top of that they’re ridiculously stylish. If you’re tired of your kitchen looking boring, bland and white, then get a colourful Smeg kitchen appliance and change all that in an instant. Smeg kitchen appliances are manufactured in Slovenia so you know they’re good.

There’s a huge range of Smeg kitchen appliances available too! The range includes, dishwashers, hobs, cookers, sinks and of course refrigerators. Is that enough Smeg kitchen appliances? I think it is. I’ve recently kitted out my kitchen and I’ve stocked up on the entire range of Smeg kitchen appliances! My kitchen is well and truly Smegged!

Smeg don’t just focus on fridges, they’ve got their fingers in a whole host of pies. How do we sort those pies? With a list of course! Here are our 5 favourite Smeg appliances.

5. A surprise entry at number 5 in our list of Smeg appliances – the Smeg cooker.

Smeg Appliances

4. Rising one place this week and indeed having things rising up it, the Smeg chimney hood.

Smeg Appliances

3. Down two in our list of Smeg appliances this week and looking suspiciously like a fridge, it’s the Smeg washing machine.

Smeg Appliances

2. Climbing high on our chart, but not quite reaching the Smeg appliances summit, it’s the Smeg sink.

Smeg Appliances

1. Topping this week’s Smeg appliances chart, the noble dishwasher. Tune in again next week to see if there’s been any exciting developments!

Smeg Appliances

I’ve just had a new kitchen installed in my house. Do you know what my first purchase for the kitchen was? It was a Smeg FAB fridge. Why? Because it was the smart thing to do! I didn’t need to wash my clothes, they could wait, and I didn’t need to wash the dishes, I just wanted to add some serious style to my kitchen with a Smeg FAB fridge. I’m sure you’re thinking style over substance is a bad shout, but that’s not the case – with a Smeg FAB fridge you get a healthy dose of both.

There’s a lot of choice within the Smeg FAB range too, both in size and in colour. Whether you want a small pink Smeg FAB fridge or a huge white Smeg FAB fridge like I got, they’ve got something for you. Ok so we’ve covered the style, now let’s consider the substance. The fridges in the Smeg FAB range come with huge internal capacities so you can fit tons of food inside! If you’re throwing a party to show off your new Smeg to all your mates, you’ll have no trouble storing all the food right inside. If by some strange coincidence you’re playing hide and seek and you need a spot to hide in, you could even take the shelves out of your Smeg and jump right in. It’ll be a bit dark; you might want to consider a torch. In all seriousness, since I got my Smeg FAB fridge I haven’t looked back, it’s probably the best purchase I’ve ever made.

Looking to make your kitchen cool and keep your food frozen? Then you need a Smeg freezer! Surprisingly the Smeg freezer has a lot of similarities to the Smeg fridge, the difference being the slightly lower temperature. It’s a difficult concept to get your head around, I know.

A Smeg freezer conceals some seriously impressive features inside its stylish outer shell too, coming with 2 ice cube trays, 3 transparent drawers and impressively, 2 transparent flaps. The Smeg freezer even comes with an acoustic alarm! I’m not really sure why you’d need an alarm on your freezer, but at least with the Smeg freezer you can be confident that you’ll be prepared for anything. If you fall asleep in the kitchen for some reason, your Smeg freezer might be the one to wake you up.

Here’s a picture of a Smeg freezer. I couldn’t find one with the acoustic alarm in, but if you imagine a loud noise while you look at the picture you’ll get an idea.

Smeg Freezer

If you’re looking for a Smeg fridge and by some travesty of bad taste you don’t like Smeg’s retro style, don’t fret! You can get a Smeg fridge in a whole range of styles, not just the iconic retro one, so they’ll definitely have something to suit you. Luckily, I love nothing more than blogging about Smeg’s products, so I’ve put together a quick picture overview of the different Smeg fridge designs. Are you sitting comfortably? Then let’s begin.

1. This Smeg fridge is from Smeg’s Evolution range. It evolved from a complex collection of metal and plastics.

Smeg Fridge

2. This Smeg fridge is from their classic range, and it lives up to its name! It’s a true refrigeration classic.

Smeg Fridge

3. This last Smeg fridge is from Smeg’s Piano range. It doesn’t feature any keys.

Smeg Fridge