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The best kitchen gadgets and accessories 2020
- Ellie Edwards
Published: April 18, 2019 at 9:00 AM
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Our guide to the coolest kitchen gear to buy in 2020, from handmade textiles to pretty ceramics and even a kitchen bin to treasure
Check out our guide to the best kitchen gadgets and kitchen accessories to ensure you have the best kitchen design...
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- Crockery
- Bake and ovenware
- Textiles and linen
- Gadgets and equipment
- Picnicware
- Homeware
Crockery
Porcelain plate. Boiled, fried or scrambled, use this quirky plate for your next plate of eggs. £25, store.wallpaper.com
Stoneware cafetiere. Brew your coffee in ultra violet style. £57, lecreuset.co.uk
Bake and ovenware
Cast-iron casserole. Le Creuset’s new collection features this smouldering volcanic shade of orange in a shallow 26cm casserole. Pretty enough to take straight from oven to table. £235, lecreuset.co.uk
Le Creuset casserole dish. We smartened-up our koji roast chicken in the March issue with Le Creuset’s latest colour, rosemary. Make your food look even more appealing and serve straight to the table. From £159, lecreuset.co.uk
Textiles
Mixed coast four-pack napkins. These chic monochrome napkins are screen-printed by hand and 10% of all profit made on them goes to the Happy & Co Farm in Cambodia. £20, happyandco.com
Lara linen apron. Made with 100% linen, this apron is super soft, primed for spillages, and you can buy matching tea towels, all in a range of colours. £29.99, linenme.com
Scholten & Baijings for Hay tea towel set. We’re dotty about this set… get it? £18, scp.co.uk
Freesia Yellow Chevron Zigzag kitchen towel. Because if you’re landed with the drying up, you’ll need something jazzy to cheer you up. £11.85 each, zazzle.co.uk
Usva napkins. These delicate linen napkins are as chic as they are practical – and will complement most neutral table schemes. £10 each, skandium.com
Lobster cotton tea towel. Add some colour to your kitchen with a lobster or two. Ulster Weavers have specialised in textiles since 1880, so its 100% cotton tea towels are worth snapping up. £6.50, ulsterweavers.com
Black organic cotton apron. Get on message (Virginia Woolf’s in this case) with this smart chalkboard-style apron. £29, finecellwork.co.uk
Gadgets and equipment
Krups. Easy to use, with burr grinders and 17 different settings to suit every type of coffee maker, this electric machine also has a cup capacity selector so you only grind what you need. £36, krups.co.uk
Kitchen Aid stand mixer. Brighten up your kitchen with the freshness of spring with KitchenAid’s green apple stand mixer. £549.95, currys.co.uk
Porlex. A firm favourite among coffee aficionados, this stainless steel, Japanese-made grinder features replaceable ceramic burrs and a simple mechanism that allows you to easily tweak the grind size to suit your brewing style. It’s also small enough to fit inside an Aeropress, if you’re short on storage. £43, workshopcoffee.com
Books
Forager’s calendar. Learn what’s in season, where to find it and how to use it in your cooking. £9.37, amazon.co.uk
Breakfast cookbook. Shake up your mornings with cardamom buns, green banana porridge and roti prata. £24.99, amazon.co.uk
Picnicware
Bamboo forks.Take these eco-friendly eating irons on your next outing for a picture-perfect picnic spread. They’re made from sturdy bamboo so you can pop them in the dishwasher after. £7.74 for a set of six, smallable.com
Barking side plate. Because what else would you want to serve your morning sausage sarnie from? £32 (set of four), joules.com
Miko the Panda bowl. This sweet bowl is made from sustainable bamboo. £3.95, dotcomgiftshop.com
Homeware
Retro prints. Splash burgers, spaghetti and sushi across your walls. £23.95, etsy.com
Daisy Dining Chair Yellow. A classic design in a very on trend pastel palette. £39, very.co.uk
Alto Saffron Yellow Kitchen Bin 32L. One person’s trash (can) is another person’s treasure. £30, habitat.co.uk
Nomad Society Banana Pancakes candle. Light up one of these small-batch soy wax candles and tell your other half exactly what you fancy for brunch. From £15, osmology.co
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Ellie EdwardsEditorial assistant and digital writer
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