WINNER


bestsellers


Woodbridge Kitchen Company 7Thoroughfar Woe,Woodbridge, Suffolk Thanks to Paul Venediger


CKS EuroScrubbymulti purpose scrubber £3.45 Th


very rks even buy


This is consistentlyly a top seller every singlemonth, because itwo ks. People uy it fofor giftfting


KitchenCraft AnySharp Pro knifefe sharpener £20 Amu t fos for everyry kitchen


Kuhn Rikon Swiss Y Peeler £3.50 ffo


Fa e, re


£ or £ the best peelerwe stock.Never had one back –and as sharprp as hell Woll Diamond Lite cookware from£95


Fantastic non-stick surfaface, removable handles and ove everyry proroduct hugelyly versatile


Horwood Stellar Rocktaniumcookware from£26 our go-to bakewarere


Never had a customer rereturn and the staff love using them,which helps sell them


ve


Bosch Village Collection kettle and toaster £36.99 each S rong perfor


tro


Dualit Lite range from£70 the brand


We giveWe ve this rarange a prorominent position. Ey


Magimix fofood processor from£239.99 it’s’s one of our constant sellers


As a traraditional cookshop, p, this is amust-stock


Chilly’s’s bottles/flasks from£15 In an ey


Th eye-catching rarange of coloursrs and sizizes, ile the s,we thought saleswould


Bev’s’s BeeswaxWraps reusable fofood wraps from£ peak at Xmas…but no!!


Reusable bamboo is still selling stronglyly two years on First Person Bamboo reusable cups from£7.99


8 Thewraraps areremadewithin am of th shop and the beeswax is local too Eye-catching and aspirarational,l, fo ming range across a number of colours. Customers re ognise rec ven-prro foof,,making


KitchenCraftMasterClass bakeware from£6 Good gauge steel,l, solid non-stick coating and a huge rra


angemakes this


Bakers and Larners ofHolt 8-12Market Place,Holt,Norfolk Thanks to Sharon Hayman


Tradestock Alternato ladies’& gentleme ’s gin balloon glasses £5.99 each


n’s


Gin is the fafavoured drink foformany - andwhat ay to serve it, in your own special glass


wh a nice wa Th way ffu t,


StubbsMugs Norfofolk Sayingsmugs £10.50 each These arere grereat un and a popular gift purchase


Jutexpo Emma Bridgewater fofoldaway shopper £4


WiithW carririer bags nowa thing of the past,t, reusable bags are amust-have in a lady’sdy’s handbag


BritaMaxtra water filter cartridges single &multi pack £5.25-£24.99 Norfofolk has e trextr melyly hardwater,r, so cartriridges are purchased everyry single day


ay Chilly’s’s bottles £20-£25


Reusable bottles have been evo KitchenCraft jar opener £1.75


Usefuful fofor older customersrs, eve volving into ve veryry trerendy dy pieces ven to the pointwhere they buy Horwood Stellar Rocktakt niumfrying pans £28-£51


Having tried and tested this in ourworking kitchen on the shopfloor,r,we love it


DavidMasonDesign Artisan range from£5.99 This rarange fits thewoodland animal-themed trendwell


Th


Eddingtons paper straws £1.99 Since ‘‘B


Wi


Blue Planet II’, customers h veave rereallyly embraraced sustainabilityty Prestige Stone Quartz casserole £44.99


With the older generarationmaking up a largrge percentage of customers, this is a perfefect alternative


Emma Bridgewater half pintmug £19.95 ve to cast iron


We aimto stock asmuch of Emma’s’s ranges as possible.Mugs are the We


KitchenCraft Chef’n strawberry huller £5.99 most popular


This fufun gadget is a firmfafavo reresults


Th vourite fofor its looks, s, ease of use and immediate uy it fofor frfriends!


Twenty years ago thismonth inHousewaresMagazine… )


r h t i lli l i r


t i i


i i i l i r p a


l d l


c . w i i . it l i s


l ro r


r . r i i i fi s ‘ k l i , l e l t i l r i i , l i i i r e li r , t


s e t r.


el


r o t


o rti i l


S (


e s


ll l


ill r


Bri c


: i


c t o


s S i l i


c .


i


u e


2 1 l


t


a c


) i l l i s i i i ’ i


t i


l . ( i i l l . l s i l . l i l , i l l i s l s , l e i r i s ( li ) r l l l t i te


HOUSEWA SRE OVATI N


The INNOV


AWARDS O


2019


Sourcrce:HousewaresMagazineMarcrch/A


/April 1999


Page 1  |  Page 2  |  Page 3  |  Page 4  |  Page 5  |  Page 6  |  Page 7  |  Page 8  |  Page 9  |  Page 10  |  Page 11  |  Page 12  |  Page 13  |  Page 14  |  Page 15  |  Page 16  |  Page 17  |  Page 18  |  Page 19  |  Page 20  |  Page 21  |  Page 22  |  Page 23  |  Page 24  |  Page 25  |  Page 26  |  Page 27  |  Page 28  |  Page 29  |  Page 30  |  Page 31  |  Page 32  |  Page 33  |  Page 34  |  Page 35  |  Page 36  |  Page 37  |  Page 38  |  Page 39  |  Page 40  |  Page 41  |  Page 42  |  Page 43  |  Page 44  |  Page 45  |  Page 46  |  Page 47  |  Page 48  |  Page 49  |  Page 50  |  Page 51  |  Page 52