This Lidl product is sold out for fear of a blackout

Cooking is a pleasure. And also a necessity. Since the coronavirus pandemic, going out into the fresh air, going on excursions or enjoying open spaces, in the countryside, the mountains or the beach, is much more valued. Even if the electricity fails at home.

Lidl has a device that has become very fashionable among its customers since the exorbitant rise in the price of electricity triggered the warnings from some European leaders in the face of a blackout general in homes and industries. The product in question is a camping gas stove with a continuously adjustable flame. It has a maximum power of 1200 W and the flame can reach a temperature of up to 900 degrees.

Over the last few months, Lidl has become one of the supermarkets with the most customers in Spain. Not in vain has the German franchise been able to take another step in its relationship with customers. They don't just sell food and cleaning products. They have also expanded their networks when it comes to selling, in addition to what you normally find in the supermarket, other products that you would not expect, such as a tracksuit at a very low price or tools or simply games. We must not forget that many of the customers who come for something other than food end up making this their trusted supermarket and therefore manage to win over one generation after another.

But it has also made another big decision judging by the behavior of its customers. And more and more users of this supermarket chain go to one of the chain's stores with the sole objective of getting one of the takeaway products. Added to this has been the boost that these stores have given in recent months to the bakery, an area of fast consumption that offers all types of sweets but also different artisan-made breads that in many cases have made the delight of some customers.

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But without a doubt what is most successful about Lidl are its appliances. Days ago, the chain was in the news for the lawsuit it had to face from Thermomix for selling a kitchen robot that posed almost as the original, which is the best-selling in the world but of course for a much lower price, which woke up misgivings in the sector.