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Bakeware with heart
Mason Cash’s iconic mixing bowls remain a staple for bakers seeking timeless, practical kitchenware. With origins in the 1800s, the brand blends traditional craftsmanship with trend-aware design. “Our mixing bowls are recognisable for their classic look and
performance,” says Rachel Dunleavy, Mason Cash Global Brand Manager. perfect for kneading dough. The embossed exterior isn’t just decorative— it provides a secure, slip-resistant grip.” Each bowl is cast from a master mould hand-carved by skilled
artistry sets us apart,” Dunleavy explains. “Each design starts with a hand-sculpted mould, giving bowls unique character and quality.” Mason Cash embraces cheerful, meaningful design with the Home to Roost collection, which brings a spring-inspired colour palette into kitchens. “Consumers baking from scratch want pieces that feel joyful and uplifting,” Dunleavy adds. popular. “Flowers like daffodils and daisies, with carefully chosen colours, make the bowls appealing on display,” she notes. tidy storage, and versatility means bowls can double as fruit bowls or decorative interiors,” Dunleavy says. With sizes marked using the original kiln-shelf numbering system—a
nod to its Derbyshire roots—Mason Cash celebrates heritage while appealing to modern lifestyles. “We create pieces people won’t want to replace, promoting sustainable buying habits,” Dunleavy concludes. For retailers seeking bakeware with story and substance, Mason Cash
offers a truly timeless proposition. Le Creuset blends performance with personality, delivering bakeware known for timeless quality and expressive design. Crafted from premium materials and backed by a lifetime guarantee, their range offers even heat distribution, consistent browning, and effortless food release for home bakers and professionals alike.
Featured Products Brabantia’s Tasty+ Manual Food Chopper
Drop the knife – the Brabantia Tasty+ Manual Food Chopper is your new best friend for chopping and whisking veggies. This delightful 0.6L Chopper has three sharp stainless-steel blades that rotate when you pull the ring handle, to chop and spin. You can also beat eggs in a jiffy, with the whisking disk attachment! Chop, chop, hooray! Please reach out to our sales team to order.
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Brabantia’s Tasty+ Salad Spinner
Meet the Brabantia Tasty+ Salad Spinner: a kitchen tool with a twist! This multitasking marvel doesn’t just dry your greens; it serves as a colander for rinsing, or a serving bowl too. Say farewell to soggy salads as you effortlessly spin your way to crisp perfection. Or spin-dry the likes of blueberries or cherry touch to order.
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“Durability is a hallmark of Le Creuset,” says George Mann, National Account Manager. “Our bakeware features our most advanced non-stick coating—highly resistant to wear, easy to clean, and built for frequent use. Reinforced construction adds strength and stability, so every piece lasts.” Functionality and style go hand in hand. Made from heavy-gauge carbon steel, the collection supports high-performance baking with easy-clean surfaces requiring no liners or excess greasing, helping reduce waste—a key sustainability value. “Our buy-once, use-forever approach appeals to eco-conscious consumers,” Mann notes. Le Creuset also responds to growing desire for creativity and self-
expression. “There’s rising demand for playful forms and specialty items, especially tied to seasonal occasions,” Mann says. Bestsellers like the Heart Springform Tin appeal to customers wanting personalised celebrations, while stoneware suits those embracing traditional baking. With expressive design, lasting quality, and modern convenience, Le
Creuset continues winning over new and loyal bakers alike, offering standout products rich in tradition and innovation.
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