The Tristar PZ-9131 hot pot and grill is EUR 45.99 on bol.com, rated 4.1 from 38 reviews: 1800 W, 3 litres, 24 cm grill. At EUR 0.27 per kWh two hours costs at most EUR 0.97, EUR 0.24 each for four. Not a discount.
What you need to know
Four friends are coming over for hot pot at the weekend, and the table is close to a socket. The Tristar PZ-9131 hot pot and grill set is EUR 45.99 on bol.com, rated 4.1 from 38 reviews, in stock and sold by bol itself; the EUR 63.99 on the page is Tristar's recommended price, not a struck-through discount, and this page does not count the gap as a saving. Tristar's own site lists 1800 W, a 3-litre pot, a 36 cm diameter and a 0.9 m cord.
Tristar is the small-appliance brand of Tristar Europe BV, whose manufacturer address on bol.com is in Tilburg; its brand page says quality should not be a luxury and aims at affordable appliances without needless features. This one has a 24 cm grill plate in the middle and a ring around it split into two sections for broth, oil or cheese, with a thermostat that goes up to 220 degrees. You can work out the power yourself: maximum cost = 1.8 kW x hours switched on x your price per kWh. At the January 2026 average of about EUR 0.27 per kWh published by Milieu Centraal, two hours at full power is 1.8 x 2 x 0.27 = EUR 0.97, or EUR 0.24 each for four people; that is a ceiling based on full power.
Grilling pork belly in the middle while vegetables and fish balls cook in the ring is the use this layout suits best; the limit is broth: 3 litres / 4 people = 0.75 litres each, and the two sections of the ring may hold different broths, so a bigger group means topping up all evening. The pot cannot go in the dishwasher, and of the 38 reviews, 3 give one star and 2 give two stars, which is not a large sample.
- Comparison on bol.com: the Remo two-compartment hot pot holds 4.5 litres for EUR 72.50, so 4.5 / 2 = 2.25 litres per broth, but it has no grill plate and only 19 reviews. (source 2)
- In the box: tongs, 4 fondue forks and 4 small strainers, with cool-touch handles and non-slip feet; 3 partner sellers on bol.com start at EUR 43.99 new, and the manufacturer warranty is 2 years. (source 1, source 3)
- Where the power price comes from: Milieu Centraal gives about EUR 0.27 per kWh as the January 2026 average; if your contract differs, put your own figure into the sum. (source 4)
- Price
- EUR 45.99 (bol.com, checked 13 September 2026)・Tristar recommended price EUR 63.99
- Rating
- 4.1 from 38 reviews (bol.com)
- Specs
- 1800 W・3-litre pot・36 cm diameter・24 cm grill plate・up to 220 degrees
- Platform
- bol.com (affiliate link, sold by bol)
- Checked
- 13 September 2026, on the bol.com listing, the tristar.eu product and brand pages and the Milieu Centraal energy price page
Hokimi field note: the 0.9 m cord decides where the pot goes, so move the table next to the socket before laying out the bowls; afterwards let the pot cool and wash it by hand with a sponge, because Tristar lists it as not dishwasher safe. The bol.com link on this page is an affiliate link: Hokimi may earn a commission if you buy through it, at no extra cost to you.
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The Tristar PZ-9131 hot pot and grill is EUR 45.99 on bol.com, rated 4.1 from 38 reviews: 1800 W, 3 litres, 24 cm grill. At EUR 0.27 per kWh two hours costs at most EUR 0.97, EUR 0.24 each for four. Not a discount.
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