kitchen & cookware

A fondue set with 6 skewers. The skewers are in different colours, so you know which one is yours. The fondue set is made of cast iron and is therefore suitable for any heat source, as well as for use in the oven. Place the pan on a heat source to allow the contents to melt or heat up. The pan can then be placed on the stand. The fondue burner ensures that the contents remain warm and melted. So you can enjoy a delicious fondue with broth, oil, cheese or chocolate. Not dishwasher-safe. read more

A set of kitchen textile consisting of a kitchen towel in the colour terra cotta with glitter and also tea towel in the colour terra cotta with white stars and a contrasting back. The kitchen towel is 50 by 50 cm and the tea towel is 65 by 65 cm. Have fun decorating your home for Christmas with this set. read more

A kitchen towel in the colour terracotta. The cotton kitchen towel has sturdy trim all the way round and a handy loop to use for hanging. read more

A small pastry mould in dark blue with a handle on both sides. Precisely the right size for a chocolate mousse or rice pudding. The mould has a finish of reactive glaze, creating an extra shine. The glazed layer is in various shades, and so every dish looks different. read more

This casserole is made of cast iron with a matt black enamel coating. The heavy casserole is 3.5 mm thick and the bottom is 4.2 mm thick. The casserole is suitable for cooking stews, braising steak, vegan vegetable casseroles or other slow-cooked food. The heat is distributed evenly from the base to the lid. The casserole is suitable for all heat sources, including gas, electric, ceramic and induction. And because it has a stainless steel knob, it can also be used in the oven up to a temperature of a maximum of 200°C. Tips: Before using for the first time, wash the casserole and lightly coat the inside with salad oil. Never heat the casserole while empty. Do not use sharp or metal utensils, as these may damage the non-stick coating. Do not expose the casserole to cold water immediately after use, allow to cool down first. Preferably wash the inside and the outside of the casserole with a soft dish brush and washing-up liquid. Never use steel wool or abrasives. If the casserole is very dirty or has food burned onto it, leave to soak in lukewarm water before cleaning in the usual way. read more

A kitchen towel in yellow ochre with a honeycomb structure to use to dry glasses and crockery, with one side made of towelling to use to dry your hands. The cotton tea towel has a handy loop for hanging it up. read more

A small pink dish with a squirrel snout. Children have to eat everything in the dish in order to discover the squirrel. It is made of melamine read more

This double oven glove is a very practical solution for gripping and holding hot oven dishes. The stitched through dark blue oven glove protects the hands and lower arms against the heat. read more