October/November 2025
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FOOD PREP AND TOOLS & GADGETS Zyliss Zick Zick 3 Food Chopper
interest in home cooking. Consumers are increasingly seeking tools that precision cutting and ergonomic design. kitchen. Knives are crafted from high-quality stainless steel with ergonomic handles, sharp edges designed to retain their edge longer, and safety features such as non-slip grips or protective sheaths. All manufacturing. Morphy Richards takes a broader approach, blending kitchen
multifunctionality. Consumers are seeking products that not only simplify cooking but also align with their values, whether through eco- friendly materials, space-saving designs, or enhanced features. The brand highlights the use of Tritan Renew, a recycled, impact-resistant material, which ensures durability while reducing environmental impact. Smeg also encourages creative food hacks, such as making creamy,
additive-free nut butter in minutes using their high-powered blenders. Looking ahead, the company anticipates growing consumer demand for responsibly made products with minimal packaging waste, an area in which Smeg is already leading with recyclable materials and sustainable design.
Rebecca Hassett, Product Manager for Cook & Kitchen, offers another perspective on food preparation, focusing on precision and clean eating. Ms Hassett notes that the Good Food in partnership with Tower range encompasses a wide suite of tools, including a salad spinner, mandoline, knife set, rechargeable salt and pepper mill, digital scales, and a storage set. “We also offer versatile utensil and gadget sets, all The mandoline, in particular, is highlighted as a must-have tool, providing effortless and precise slicing - a feature increasingly sought after amid the rise of fresh, plant-based ingredients.
fusion cuisine, blending techniques and ingredients from multiple culinary traditions, while also seeking functional foods, fresh ingredients, and plant-based options. The Good Food in partnership with Tower collection supports these trends by streamlining preparation and improving precision, enabling home cooks to focus on creativity and nutrition. Quality is a central component, with all products sourced from the UK, carrying Tried, Tested and Trusted endorsements, and backed by dedicated customer support. Membership to the Good Food platform inspiration for home cooks.
Essential tools
The brand, famous for its Swiss engineering, provides a comprehensive range of kitchen knives, cutlery, peelers, chopping boards, and accessories, catering to both professional chefs and home cooks. From the iconic Swiss Classic and Grand Maître collections to sharpening systems and knife blocks, each product balances performance, table knife as an underrated essential. Lightweight, dishwasher-safe, and versatile, it is often the most frequently used knife in households.
the launch of a new range of bakeware, cookware, and kitchen gadgets, now comprising over 200 SKUs. “Our Mico Toastie Maker is a game entire rooms.
a three-year warranty across all products, and innovative designs that simplify daily life. Great design and quality remain hallmarks of the Morphy Richards promise, complemented by practical guides and online inspiration, such as recipes tailored to their appliances. Looking forward, and multifunctional tools for years to come.
Victorinox’s Santoku Knife
Manual prep, maximum control Zyliss offers yet another approach to food preparation, emphasising
Pull Food Processor, recently improved, is a compact manual chopper that allows users to process food quickly without electricity. Alongside and durability.
outdoor use, it enables the creation of salsas, hummus, and sauces with multifunctionality, and compact, energy-saving designs. While smart technology is growing, low-tech, non-electric solutions remain highly
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