Come April, energy bills are going up – again. Ofgem’s latest hike means a “typical” household will be forking out an extra £111 a year for gas and electricity, just as water rates and council tax follow suit. It’s the third rise in a row, and while wages are finally inching up, the cost of a hot dinner is inching higher too.
So what if you could still eat well – really well – and shave up to 80 per cent off your cooking energy costs while you’re at it?
