VonShef Magical Defroster Tray

Coming up to Christmas do you find that there is always one thing you forget to do?

Mine is always getting stuff out of the freezer to make sure it defrosts on time – it was even the turkey once!

Introducing the ‘VonShef Magical Defroster Tray’, it allows frozen food to defrost quickly and safely. It can defrost chicken breasts, pork chops, steak etc. in about 50 minutes, far quicker than leaving out of the fridge and doesn’t partially cook as would a Microwave. There are no chemicals, electricity or heat, perfect for when you’ve forgotten to defrost something for dinner.

The Magical Defroster tray stays cool to the touch throughout its use, no pre-heating or hot water is required. Simply place frozen food onto the tray and it will defrost up to 10x faster than at room temperature.


Available from Amazon for just £5.99 plus p&p it is a real kitchen must have!


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    129 thoughts on “VonShef Magical Defroster Tray”

    1. get the roast parsnips out of the oven. Everyone though I had forgotten to make them so didn’t say anything, and I found them the following day

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    2. Forgot that I had a couple more presents to wrap, on Christmas Eve, for my son, had no wrapping paper, so I had to give them to him in the bags they came in, he didnt mind though x

      Twitter @tjsi1963

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    3. Nothing really but someone who invited me for Christmas Lunch managed to explode the Xmas pudding in their pressure cooker .

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    4. Me and my sister cooked dinner between us a few years ago and forgot to take the plastic bag of giblets out before we cooked it, the whole thing smelt and tasted strange , no one noticed and we never told anyone , UNTIL NOW xxx

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    5. I served the meal but forgot the stuffing in the oven, so no one had any. It was also a horrible burnt mess when I found it

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    6. i still had some presents left to wrap on christmas eve but got so busy and forgot that shops shut early or altogether so had to print about 50 sheets of internet images and wrap it in that! it looked nice in the end 🙂

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    7. Take a present out of the fridge (it was produce, obviously, I don’t normally keep presents in the fridge 🙂 ) and turned up at mum’s house without her present ….

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    8. I met up with my boyfriend (many, many years ago) and forgot to take his present. I then gave it to another family member on boxing day :/

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    9. Defrost the meat! The worst thing is we travelled on Christmas Eve to see family and were travelling back on Christmas day, I realised on Christmas Eve that we’d forgotten to do it so then it was a mad panic to try and find a decent joint of meat in time. Luckily it all turned out okay though 🙂

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    10. I can’t say I have forgotten anything for Christmas prep. I did wake up one Christmas morning not remembering it was Christmas until I had breakfast in bed served to me. LOL

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    11. I had forgotten to make my stuffing to go with the Christmas dinner needless to say I never heard the end of it. I mean honestly I forget one thing and get crucified over it never mind slaving over a hot stove to stuff their bellies

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    12. As a student i used to go round to my friends (all boys) houses and cook them Christmas dinners in the run up. The deal was they’d buy food, i’d cook, they’d wash. One of my friends forgot to defrost the turkey, he told me several years later that he defrosted it in the bath, in warm water… eeew!

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    13. i did a grandad from only fools and horses christtmas episode and left the plastic wrapped giblets in the turkey when i cooked it,mine wasnt quite as bad as grandads was when it got to the table i might add

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    14. forgot to wrap some of the prezzies id hidden at the back of the wardrobe, all ok though as i found them later that day so we had pressies to open in the evening 🙂

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    15. one year i forgot batteries and nearly all my sons presants needed them , i was out on christmas mrning looking for a shop i found one anad spent a fortune they was so expensve but i felt so bad it had to be done

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    16. Forgot to tell everyone the Turkey was in the cooker defrosting out of the way of the cat, only for my daughter to pre heat the oven to bake some cookies,resulting in a last minute dash to get a replacement 🙂

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    17. I forgot to put the gift tags on the presents once when I wrapped them, and then couldn’t remember which ones were which!! I had to unwrap half of them to figure it out! I’ve got my fingers crossed sooooo hard for this one – it’s on my Dad’s Xmas list!!

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    18. didnt forget anything but messed up a dessert recipe and had to send my other half out to get emergency ingredients last minute!

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    19. I forgot to fill my car up with petrol the day before, thinking the local petrol station would be open on Christmas, had to get my Dad to get petrol in a jerry can from the motorway services just so I could drive to see my girlfriend in the evening!

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    20. I fell asleep before I put the stocking out for the kids, felt terrible and had to say that santa got confused and left them in my room by mistake 🙁

      Natalie Gillham

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