Little Balance Focuses on Togetherness and Everyday Well-being

For the 2026 winter season, Little Balance expands its catalogue with a range of new products dedicated to convivial cooking, breakfast preparation and connected well-being. Combining practical functionality, contemporary design and accessible price points, the new collection is designed to simplify everyday routines while supporting healthier lifestyles.

The Les Meudon raclette range welcomes two new Meudon Box models featuring an integrated storage system for spatulas, pan supports and the power cord directly inside the appliance. Equipped with XL trays offering 25% more cheese capacity, the PFAS-free grills and pans are available in a Duo version, offered in the new Marmotte, Terra Cotta, Épicéa and Saphir colours, as well as a Connect version in Marmotte and Épicéa, allowing up to five appliances to be linked together without multiplying power cables. Recommended retail prices start at €24 for the Duo model and €27 for the Connect version.

The breakfast category is strengthened with the Glass Toaster, featuring a long slot and transparent glass panels that allow users to monitor the toasting process, alongside a 20-bar compact espresso machine equipped with a touch display, integrated steam wand and stainless-steel cup warmer. Food preparation is also expanded with the Happy Mix Émeraude, a 700 W food processor combining chopping and grating functions while allowing liquids to be added during operation. Recommended retail prices are €50 for the Glass Toaster, €120 for the espresso machine and €35 for the Happy Mix Émeraude.

Little Balance also continues to develop its connected health ecosystem with the My Easy Nutri Connect nutritional scale. Linked to the FitDays+ application, it provides nutritional information for more than 10,000 foods, helping users monitor their diet and adjust portion sizes through personalised graphical tracking. The scale has a recommended retail price of €25.

Finally, the company announces a partnership with French sailor Noémie Catalano, who competes on the Figaro circuit following her participation in the Mini Transat 2025. Combined with support for the Fondation de la Mer, this collaboration reflects Little Balance’s commitment to sustainability through the increased use of recycled materials and the reduction of more polluting components across its product ranges.

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