SO HERE IT IS, MERRY CHRISTMAS, EVERYBODY’S HAVING FUN!
I’m finally into the Christmas spirit, but for the first time in years I’m behind on my Christmas shopping. For the last few years I would have had everything under my bed by now, probably even wrapped. Christmas isn’t all about the gift giving (lets be real, it’s about the food), but if you are looking for gifts for the baker, chef or Christmas addict in your life these are the gift guides for you!
- Mason Cash Mixing Bowl – £18.99
- Cake Server – £8
- 3 Piece Baking Utensils Set – £6.50
- Non-Stick Loaf Tin – £9.60
- 3 Tier Porcelain Cake Stand – £13.99
- Pyrex Glass Measuring Jug – £4.50
- Dualit Hand Mixer – £70
- Kitchen Aid 2.1L Food Processor – £135
- Double Oven Glove – £10
- Set of 3 Cutlery Print Tea Towel – £9.50
- Brushed Copper Bottom Pan Set – £76
- Copper Wire Clip Top Jar – £2
- Le Creuset Classic Salt Mill | Pepper Mill – £28
- 18-Jar Compact Spice Rack, Silver
– £22.99
- Collapsable Colander – £8
- Stirring Slowly by Georgina Hayden – £20
- Copper Utensils Holder – £12
- Copper Finish Fondue Set – £49.99
- Large Folding Chopping Board – £18
- Knife Block with 5 Knives – £60
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- Cream Sequin Reindeer Jumper – £28
- Lounge Socks – £5
- Vintage Squirrel Christmas Bauble – £26
- Jo Malone Orange Bitters Cologne – £94
- Into The Woods Wreath – £45
- Christmas Jumper Cufflinks – £58
- Ho Ho Ho Napkin Ring – £8
- Burts Bees Ginger Spice Lip Balm – £3.99
- Silver Stag Candelabra – £35
- Yankee Candle Spiced Winter Berries – £14
I loveeee receiving books as gifts, so I think a separate cookbook edit may be in order. I hope you find these guides helpful. Let me know in the comments if you have any other ideas and good luck with the Christmas shopping!
