Devices in the kitchen

Is there a collective noun in English for devices (especially electrical appliances) used in the kitchen such as dishwasher, washing machine, fridge?

TIA

S.

In the U.S., appliances.

Interestingly, in the U.S., if you say there is a "white sale," it refers to sheets and towels, not refrigrators, etc. (And of course they don't have to be white!)

Stefan wrote:

Is there a collective noun in English for devices (especially electrical appliances) used in the kitchen such as dishwasher, washing machine, fridge? TIA S.

That's it!

It seems there is a difference between US and UK English here.

To us, these large items are called white goods. (fridge/freezer/washing machine/dishwasher/tumbledrier).

Kitchen appliances are just the small portable things such as blenders, kettles, toasters.

Just as a matter of interest; are there any British or American people here with bread machines in their kitchens?
I had never seen one until I came to Japan, but then I do tend to avoid kitchens.

They are one of the neatest devices I have ever come across. You simply toss all the ingredients into the things, switch them on, and a short while later you have hot fresh bread!