THE ENERGY COST

Two cooking sessions instead of one adds ~£200 a year

Running the oven and hob twice rather than sharing one coordinated session quietly stacks up. SameTable brings both meals into a single timed cook.

Estimated — methodology available
£200
a year, est.
The oven, twice
Source · Est. from Ofgem
THE EVIDENCE

The oven, twice

An electric oven costs £0.54–£1.35 an hour to run at current price caps. Cooking two meals rather than sharing one session adds roughly 30–60 minutes of appliance time an evening — about £145–£290 a year.

£0.54–1.35
per hour to run an electric oven (Ofgem)
+30–60 min
extra appliance time per evening
£145–290
estimated extra energy a year
Cook mode — parallel chicken saag + chana saag timers
ONE COORDINATED SESSION

Both meals, one timed cook

Parallel cook mode sequences every variant into a single coordinated session — shared oven and hob time, staggered so nothing’s left running for the sake of it.

  • One coordinated cook, not two
  • Shared oven and hob time
  • Staggered to finish together
Estimated — methodology available

Smart Energy GB / Ofgem energy price cap data. Energy Saving Trust. “~£200” is an estimate; methodology in the footnotes.

One cook. Less energy.

Bring both meals into one session — start free tonight.