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FROM THE FUN TO THE PRACTICAL, BECCI HIGHLIGHTS SOME GIFT IDEAS
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Stellar Knobby nutcracker, £12.95 We all need a novelty nutcracker right? This one brings backmemories of sitting in a cosy pub next to the barwith a not too dissimilar version, cracking hazelnuts. I for one know thiswould go downwell inmy household andmight help to avoid nuts flying across the kitchen!
www.hartsofstur.com
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Rubis chocolate wine, £11.25 Two ofmy favourite things in one bottle! This delicious wine is made froma blend of fortified red wine and premiumdark chocolate and is bold, fruity and chocolaty all at the same time. Drink at room temperature, over ice or drizzle over ice cream – heaven!
www.cliftoncellars.co.uk
R-evolution cocktail kit, £44.99 Still on the theme of booze (hardly surprising), this ‘adventurous’ kitwill have youwhipping up lotions and potions in your own kitchen. For budding ‘molecular mixologists’ this kitmakesmojito spheres and layered cocktails possible!
www.lakeland.co.uk
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Chef's tablet standwith touchpen, £23.99 Cooking can be interestingwhen you are balancing a tablet on the side next to a hot pan of boilingwater and something sticky! This tablet stand allows you to keep your device safe and cleanwhilst cooking to one of themillions of recipes available on the
internet.www.lakeland.co.uk
Insulated gravy jug, £14.95 Less of a Christmas gift andmore a practical gift really, butwhat a brilliant idea! No onewants to pour cold gravy on their Christmas dinner andwith this insulated jug theywon’t have to.
www.hartsofstur.com
The Pocket Beer Book 2014, £12.99 A pocket guide to the best beers in the world – the perfect gift for anyone partial to a pint of the good stuff. Fromthe Bock beers of Germany to the cutting-edge brews of North America this book has it covered, including tasting notes and commentary fromauthors Stephen Beaumont and TimWebb.
www.octopusbooks.co.uk
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