hot products The Cookware Company KitchenCraft
Winner of the bakeware category of the Housewares Innovation Awards 2019, KitchenCraft’s MasterClass Smart Ceramic is described as ‘a high quality range of bakeware that combines functional design with outstanding performance and an element of on- trend luxe with its copper tones. The non-stick surface is reinforced with ceramic and slightly textured, allowing for fat-free cooking, which ensures flawless food release and easy cleaning’. The range comprises seven items focused on the most popular bakeware pieces and also, as all items stack, ‘forms an essential bakeware pack for the consumer which stores in the most space-effective way without risk of surface damage to each piece’.
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Winner of the packaging category of the Housewares Innovation Awards 2019, the GreenPan Featherweights Dutch Oven’s packaging is in a different style from The Cookware Company’s usual concepts, in colour and format. But, the company says, ‘as with all our packaging, it gives the key messages about GreenPan and ceramic non-stick, so retailers can use it as a point of reference in- store. As well as having key information about GreenPan and the range itself, the packaging has a useful carry handle format, which encourages consumer to pick it up in-store. It is also ideal as a gift box, so works well for gifting opportunities like bridal’. Featherweights is the first cast aluminium range for GreenPan. It is described as ‘extremely lightweight (50% lighter than cast iron), so it is easy to handle, but with superior heat distribution, excellent heat retention and an innovative ‘rainfall effect’ lid. It features Thermolon Infinity Professional ceramic non-stick, meaning it’s perfect for intensive daily use and is metal utensil- safe. It is also oven- and dishwasher-safe and easy to clean’. The range is focused on three sizes of Dutch oven and a grillpan.
u07947 720486 Stasher
US brand Stasher is distributed in the UK by PHA KitchEssentials, which says the whole line of plastic-free platinum silicone storage bags is proving to be the most successful product they’ve ever had. Each bag has a patented airtight Pinch-Loc seal so it can be used for foods and liquids with no risk of spillage. Pictured is the Stand Up which has a flat base, making it suitable for soups, stews and sauces.
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usales@phassocs.co.uk uwww.phakitchenessentials.co.uk T&G Woodware Microplane
Microplane says: ‘Made in the USA, the photo-etched, ultra-sharp Microplane blades, or teeth, of these Mills effortlessly grate without ripping or tearing. The Gourmet Chili Gift Set with Precise Pressure Engineered Tension Spring comes with a tin of Spicebar Birds Eye Chilies. The Gourmet Spice Set includes a Spice Mill and a sachet each of whole Spicebar Nutmeg and Long Pepper. Both mills are essential for passionate food lovers.’
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T&G Woodware says: ‘With over 28 years of experience of designing and producing salt and pepper mills, it is essential that every one of our mills looks great, functions well and stands the test of time. We are proud to offer a wide range of salt and pepper mills to suit all tastes from sustainable, sophisticated and colourful to the featured painted wood salt and pepper mills ‘Sphere’ which give tables and worktops a luxury on trend look. With a passion for stylish, practical and sustainable kitchen solutions, we are the only company that offers FSC-certified salt and pepper mills. All our mills have ceramic mechanisms - which means there are no metal grinders to corrode and no plastic salt grinders to wear out - and come with a lifetime mechanism guarantee.’
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