October/November 2025
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HOUSEWARES 100
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14. AdHoc’s AromaPour
dishes effortlessly while adding style to the table. free spout elegantly channels stray drops back into the bottle, while the integrated GravitySeal closure automatically premium solution that outperforms standard oil and vinegar dispensers.
15. OXO’s Silicone Bags Stand-Up Quart 32oz / 946ml
The OXO Silicone Reusable Bag is a premium, planet-friendly alternative to single-use plastics, designed effortless. Its upright design keeps the bag stable during use, and its clear body allows contents to be debris and keep it cleaner for longer. Easy to care for, it can be turned inside out and placed in the dishwasher, or washed by hand. Freezer and microwave safe, it’s versatile enough for leftovers, packed lunches, snacks or marinating. Designed to last, it folds away neatly for compact storage. Combining premium design, hygiene and functionality, it offers a smarter, more sustainable solution for everyday food storage.
16. Kuhn Rikon’s Culinary Fiveply
You might think stainless steel cookware leaves little room for innovation – but Kuhn Rikon’s Switzerland, this cookware combines cutting-edge engineering with elegant design. Unlike aluminium layers for added stability and one enhanced with copper particles to accelerate heat conductivity. The result is cookware that delivers rapid, even heating and can withstand the extreme, immediate heat of modern induction hobs and solid fuel stoves without stress. aluminium, ensuring durability and true dishwasher safety. Contemporary, sleek styling when handled. Culinary Fiveply is not just functional but tactile and aspirational – cookware designed for passionate home cooks seeking professional results.
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