Credit: Frances Mocnik
Kitchen essentials with a luxe twist.
1. Two-tone coffee plunger hand-blown from borosilicate glass with stainless steel plunger, $169.
2. “Dirty Martini” pasta sauce with Archie Rose Distilling Co. Native Botanical Vodka (375g) and Pipette dried pasta (375g), both Australian-made, $20 set.
3. Flamingo Estate “Roma Heirloom Tomato Candle” made from 100 per cent vegetable wax, hand-poured in reusable containers, $83.
4. Norden cast-iron frying pan with natural non-stick properties and handle made from Finnish birch, 28cm, $249.
5. Munch bamboo travel cutlery, $19.
6. French flax linen table cloth in ivy gingham, from $135.
7. Wild Drinks: The New Old World of Small-Batch Brews, Ferments and Infusions, by Sharon Flynn, $42.
8. “Cairns” thermally lined bag with tassel or wrist strap ($65), removable insulated, freezable pouch ($10.50) and optional shoulder strap ($32), lovefriday.com.au.
9. Norden cast-iron 6L casserole with natural non-stick properties and removable wooden trivet made of Finnish birch, $479.
10. Pukka “Three Mint” organic tea, 20 tea sachets, $9.
11. Palin “The Again Glass” carafe and tumbler made from upcycled glass bottles, with all profits donated to Lighthouse Foundation, $120 pair.
12. Campos x Robert Gordon handmade, stoneware travel cup with silicone lid, $35.
13. Heaps Normal “Quiet XPA” non-alcoholic beer, case of 24 cans, $65.
14. Sofra 60cm “Grazing, Beach and Picnic Table”, $169.
15. Morphy Richards Digital Multi-Function Cooking Pot with grill,
slow-cook, stew, fry and steam functions, $279.
16. Two Good Cookbook Two: Recipes for Resilience, based on Sydney social enterprise Two Good Co, which creates food for women in crisis, $45.
17. Philips Smart Digital Airfryer XXL, $629.
18. “The Round” serving bowl with lid that doubles as a tray or platter, Australian-made from 100 per cent recycled plastic, $65.
19. Cooler Caddy 6L insulated bag designed to fit lunch or
drinks with built-in bottle opener, foldable and compressible, $89.
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