HOUSEWARES AWARDS 2023
Best Bakeware Product of the Year • Best Bakeware Product of the Year • Bundt Cookbook – Nordic Ware UK • Emma Bridgewater, Brighter World Set of 3 Cake Tins – Elite Tins • Mason Cash® In the Meadow Collection – The Rayware Group • Precision Plus Bakeware – RKW • Prestige x Nadiya 0.8mm Bakeware Round Cake Tin, 9″ – The Meyer Group • Sara Miller, Chelsea Set of 3 Cake Tins – Elite Tins • The Pantry Mixing Bowls – Eddingtons
JOINT WINNER: Emma Bridgewater, Brighter World Set of 3 Cake Tins – Elite Tins and Mason Cash® In the Meadow Collection – The Rayware Group
The brighter world range from Emma Bridgewater was launched in 2023. Showcasing brand-new artwork, this set of 3 cake tins is the first set to be released in this collection. The product contains three different sizes, which nest perfectly to help save space.
The In The Meadow range includes three of our most popular sized mixing bowls. The bowls feature delicate embossments of a floral meadow in a beautiful colour palette that ranges from soft pastels to a decadent purple, with each bowl design inspiredby its own unique flower. The range was designed for there to be a bowl made for every type of baker, with a subtle rose design, an opulent purple Daisy and a cheery yellow Daffodil, there is plenty of choice.
HIGHLY COMMENDED: Bundt Cookbook – Nordic Ware UK
This is the ultimate Bundt® cookbook from the founders of the legendary Bundt® tin, family-owned bakeware specialists Nordic Ware! The book features 120 fabulous recipes for Bundt® cakes, ice cream Bundt®, breads and bun Bundt® for elevenses, desserts, afternoon tea, birthdays, and every celebration…. it is the creation of Melanie Johnson, food writer and columnist at Country Life magazine where she has been creating her Kitchen Garden Cook column for just under a decade. A professional chef, she also shares the magic of her kitchen on social media and her website.
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