COOKING COMPANION TOSCANA RANGE
INSULATED PICNIC BASKET COOL BAG (£29.99)
Perfect for picnics, this large, insulated cool bag has a zip
fastening and a fold-down handle for ease of use. It features high
quality insulation and a wipe-clean lining for easy cleaning, and will keep your chilled picnic dishes cool for up to four hours.
www.lakeland.co.uk
MERCATUS STEEL BBQ- FIREPLACE (£1,485)
If you’re looking for an outdoor
kitchen option that doubles up as a heat source in colder months, this BBQ-fireplace is ideal. Its castors make it easy to reposition, while the ceramic fire chamber offers easy access for cooking with either
charcoal or wood. Te tall chimney also keeps smoke away when you’re entertaining guests.
www.bigfire.co.uk
Great gift for under
£20
BITS & BOBS Kitchen
Inspiration for items to accompany this issue’s features
NAVIGATE REBU OMBRE RECYCLED GLASS EFFECT DISPENSER (£19.80)
Tis 7 litre drinks dispenser is great for holding cocktails, punches and soſt drinks if you’re planning on entertaining this summer. With a
removable lid, it’s easy to fill and clean, and the tap makes for easy pouring. It’s also virtually unbreakable, making it perfect for parties.
www.hartsofstur.com
KILNER FRUIT PRESS (£360)
Tose who plan on making their own wine or cider this summer may want to consider a fruit press, and this option from
Kilner does the job perfectly. Tis heavy weight press is craſted from cast iron with a red oak surround, with a steel
collecting tray and a long handle for maximum pressure.
www.kitchenscookshop.co.uk
KAMPA ALFRESCO STOVE (£35.95) Cooking on gas made easy while camping! Tis compact stove features two fully adjustable 1.5 kW burners, and a folding design that makes for easy storage. Te lid provides protection for the burners in windy weather, and it works with most popular gas cylinders with the appropriate regulator.
www.outdoorexperience.co.uk
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