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Monday February 4 2019 THE NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM, BIRMINGHAM


What’s new? KitchenCraft


KitchenCraft has just launched a range of ceramic planters. The company says: ‘With a choice of designs, including loveable little faces, they all allow for fun and playful ways of displaying, not only plants, but a host of everyday items too.’ A rotating hot spot merchandiser is available to stock all 12 designs (36 planters).


u0121 604 1111 uwww.kitchencraft.co.uk


hot products


Addis Bamix


Bamix To Go is described as ‘perfect for work, school and sport’, and comes complete with a ToGo recipe booklet and thermo beaker. Thanks to various accessories, the appliance is ‘the ideal helper for a huge range of tasks’. It can be used to chop, mince, puree, emulsify, mix, blend, froth, grind, pulverise, grate and whip food.


u0116 234 4611 usales@burton-mccall.co.uk


Addis describes this fold flat basket as ‘the ultimate space-saving device’. The collapsible basket folds flat when not in use and, with its small footprint, can be stored in a cupboard or in between the washing machine and countertop. The company says the basket is easy to assemble by pressing down the folded base, and to close, the user ‘simply pushes the base back into position when it needs to be stored away’. The product comes with carry handles.


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