Monday February 4 2019 THE NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM, BIRMINGHAM


KiddiKutter


KiddiKutter is a safety knife especially for children aged 3+ years to use at the dinner table or when helping prepare the evening dinner. It has a stainless steel blade that has rounded serrations that is designed to ‘cut food, but not fingers!’ Made of colour- coated stainless steel, it is available in six shades, with a chunky easy-grip handle.


u+61 40383 2949 uwww.kiddikutter.com.au


Horwood Eddingtons


Eddingtons has been appointed as sole distributor of Full Circle Homewares for the UK and Eire: a New York-based brand ‘committed to developing safer, more beautiful, super functional products that contribute to a healthier planet’. Its 50-strong range is divided into four categories: compost, clean, dry, and keep (organisational tools). Pictured is The Ring Veggie Brush. Made of bamboo with a non-toxic coating, the recycled plastic and plant fibre bristles are BPA-free.


u01488 686572 uwww.eddingtons.co.uk


Stellar claims its new Safety Can Opener is ‘one of the easiest and safest on the market’. Thanks to an auto-attach mechanism, it self-locks onto the top of the tin, and cuts round all the edges, leaving the user with a smooth can and reusable lid.


u0117 940 0000 uwww.horwood.co.uk/brands/stellar


KitchenCraft


Launching in the Spring in revitalised colours, the Colourworks brand is ‘all about multi-function tools in the latest kitchen colours,’ KitchenCraft says. It adds: ‘Every item is unique and designed to give a ‘why has nobody thought of this before?’ result when used or shopped.’


u0121 604 1111 uwww.kitchencraft.co.uk


tools & gadgets


Good margins Low MOQ’s


AS SEEN IN LAKELAND SINCE 2014 COME AND TRY KIDDIKUTTER KNIVES IN HALL 9 - 9A33


Quality product sold worldwide Available in 6 colours Suitable for 3+ years Dishwasher safe


www.kiddikutter.com.au info@kiddikutter.com.au +61 40383 2949


*Safety tests for France, EU, Germany and Australia


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