IKEA launches TILLREDA multicooker

IKEA has added a multicooker to its TILLREDA line, extending a range the company markets around compact, plug-in kitchen appliances for small homes. IKEA’s UK product page lists the TILLREDA multicooker in black at £85, while the broader TILLREDA series page says the line is built for “small-sized kitchens” and positioned around simple placement and basic functions. (ikea.com) The launch appears to be live now in several European markets. IKEA product pages in the UK, Sweden, the Netherlands and Switzerland all show the multicooker, and the company’s UK and Ireland series pages describe it as a compact appliance meant to cover multiple everyday cooking tasks in one unit. (ikea.com) ### What exactly is IKEA selling here? IKEA describes the TILLREDA as a plug-in multicooker designed by Emile Jones. The UK product page says it can handle rice, slow-cooked dishes and steamed vegetables, and that it comes with a 2-year guarantee. (ikea.com) The appliance is a countertop cooker rather than part of IKEA’s built-in kitchen range. IKEA’s TILLREDA series pages frame the line around freestanding, easy-to-place appliances, including portable induction cooktops, microwaves and fridges. (ikea.com) ### How many functions does it have? The UK listing says the multicooker has 14 preset programs. Those include manual mode, keep warm, slow cook, rice, fry/sauté, steam, bake, boil, yoghurt, soup, stew, porridge, oatmeal and bread rise. (ikea.com) IKEA’s series page in the UK uses similar language, saying the cooker is meant to make everyday cooking easier whether the user is steaming broccoli, slow-cooking stew or making rice. Designer Emile Jones says on the page that the product was made for “easy cooking” and has a “universal interface” intended to be intuitive. (ikea.com) ### How big is it? The UK product page lists a 3-liter inner pot with a maximum usable capacity of 2 liters. IKEA also says the inner pot is marked from 0.5 to 2 liters for measurement, and that the display shows temperature and remaining time during cooking. (ikea.com) Those details place the TILLREDA firmly in the compact category rather than the large family-size multicooker segment. IKEA’s own series copy repeatedly ties the TILLREDA line to limited counter space and small kitchens. (ikea.com) ### Who is IKEA targeting? IKEA’s UK product page says the presets are meant to work “whether cooking in a dorm or gourmet kitchen.” The company’s UK and Ireland series pages also pitch the wider TILLREDA family as a solution for people who need appliances that are easy to place, move and store in smaller rooms. (ikea.com) Ideal Home, which reported on the launch on July 9, described the appliance as a small-kitchen product priced below £100. Its homepage listing for the article says the multicooker was made for “even the smallest of kitchens.” (ikea.com) ### Is it available in the United States? IKEA’s U.S. TILLREDA series page, as of July 9, lists the range as including a compact induction cooktop, a microwave oven and a fridge. The multicooker does not appear on that U.S. series page, even though it is listed in several European markets. (ikea.com) IKEA has not surfaced a U.S. product page for the multicooker in the search results reviewed here. For now, the clearest public listings are in Europe, including the UK page showing a live £85 price and availability checks for delivery and store purchase. (ikea.com 1) (ikea.com 2) (idealhome.co.uk)