In the past week or so I’ve swamped you with a wish list of books for Christmas gifts but today I have a mixed bag of handpicked goodies to inspire your stocking selections and an opportunity to win this childrens’ toy Kenwood mixer.
I have no ulterior motives in sharing these with you, just two out of twenty were sent to me as samples and the rest are items I just liked the look of – organised by theme of course.
All items are described left to right from top left.
Green things in my kitchen
I have previously confessed my obsession with green kitchen gadgets – so much more cerebral than option for Katie Price pink everywhere don’t you reckon?
Electronic Disc Scales, £15.99 by Salter
Pie Kitchen Timer by Joseph Joseph, £12.00 available from Amazon
Good Grips Mini Screwdriver, £5.99 by Oxo – this is genius! A tiny screw driver for those infuriating battery panels on the back of childrens’ toys – don’t buy this as a gift, buy it for your own sanity.
Bistro Electic hand mixer, £29.00 by Bodum
Matryoshka Mayhem
Russian dolls are all over the place right now, here is a selection of some of my favourite doll themed kitchen accessories.
Chopping Board from £6.99 by Lakeland
Measuring Cups by Fred, available from John Lewis
Mug, £4.99 by Past Times
Hooks, £8.95 by Sass & Belle, available from Beautiful Things
Oven gloves, £9.99 by Lakeland
Babushkups by Cub, available from Amazon
Sweet things
Bits and pieces for the cake and confectionery lover.
Doughnut MP3 headphone tidy, £7.50 from Cox and Cox
Bake Me I’m Yours Cupcake Address Book, £2.99 by RU Craft
Bakerella Cake Pops Kit, £13.99 available from Amazon
Sweet Shop Jar, £16.95 by Hope & Greenwood
Retro Cookery
Spirit yourself back to the fifties with these retro themed items.
Sugar shaker by Tala
Wonder Woman standmixer by KitchenAid – sadly a limited edition not available in the UK but we can dream…
Camembert baker by Lakeland
Tea Cosy, £9.95 by Stitch Designworks at Not on the Highstreet
Chez Maison Cupcake
A couple of dream items for my family;
Real Chocolate Club monthly membership, £19.99 per month by Montezuma’s (for all the family)
Personalised Destination Blind from £55, Not on the Highstreet (for my husband – I’d have huge fun making a list of favourite places!)
Mini Kenwood Mixer, £24.00 by Great Little Trading Co. (for Ted)
Digital radio by Orla Kiely, £149.95 available from John Lewis (for me – husband are you reading this please?)
Giveaway #32: Win a children’s toy Titanium Kenwood mixer
This may be a toy Kenwood mixer based on the popular Titanium model but with a battery powered motor, budding young cooks can whip up their own pancake batters and omelettes. There’s also a handmixer function for heavier batters such as cake mix. Other features are a pop up head for easy beater change and bowl removal, 2 speed motor, K beater, whisk and spatula. Suitable from age 3 up.
Prize sponsored by Great Little Trading Company.
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1. Open to UK residents over the age of 18.
2. The prize is a children’s toy Kenwood mixer from Great Trading Co.
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Come back soon when I’ll be giving away this Asda hamper, a Tassimo Coffee machine and more!
Other Maison Cupcake giveaways to enter
So many pretty things! My brain cannot process so much loveliness!
Thanks for bringing these gorgeous gifts together in one place! Just added the cake pops kit to my list to ‘Santa’ i.e. my boyfriend who hates choosing presents – love it!
Oh my goodness that Wonder Woman mixer is amazing!!! (I wonder if I know anyone in America who loves me enough to buy it!) Lovely blog post, thanks x
The 1st thing I remember making is jam tarts!
Chocolate fridge tart. so easy and we couldn’t get enough of it. Made one a few years and couldn’t eat it, too sickly sweet
I remember making my mum pancakes one mothers day and bless her she actually tried to eat thembut I had put the egg shells in too
@tiredmummyoftwo
I could whip up a storm with that mixer, it’s lovely and useful too!
Scones! (but I did also make a few imaginative creations in my A La Carte kitchen!)
Cheese straws at primary school 🙂
What a great selection of products. That Wonder Woman mixer is amazing and the mini mixer is so cute.
chocolate crispies or scones!
gingerbread men with raisin buttons 🙂
cookies!
Love this blog post, so many pretty things to go ooh and aah over 🙂
The first thing I remember baking with my mum was a simple Victoria Sandwich cake.
I am obsessed with blue gadgets to my kitchen. My dream christmas gift would be a blue KitchenAid..sigh!
Butterfly cakes with my Nan.
jam tarts. This kenwood is so cute!
first thing i remember baking was rock buns with jam in 🙂
ooooo fairy cakes, yummmmmmmmyyyyy
Fairy cakes!
Liking and following on facebook and sharing
I love to bake cakes, fairy cakes.. I would love a mixer
If we wo we’d make butterfly cakes
Cupcakes with my mummy 🙂
Gingerbread men
cookies
Brownies!
The first things I remember baking are scones.
Great Prize
Rice krispie cakes
@littleboo_21
The first thing I remember baking is Rice Crispie cakes….Yum Yum x
I remember baking a cake with my Nan. I used to always bake cakes with her and have a slice at 10am for a snack yum yum
@Jlnorris2010
not baking as such but my first memory is of making cornflake choc cakes 🙂
I’m seem to recall it was Flap Jacks.
My cousin wouldlove this!
fairy cakes
The first thing I remember making as a child are Fairy Cakes!
I remember helping my Mum to make mince pies when I was very small.
Wow great ideas, great designs
making fairy cakes
Great prize
ooooo fairy cakes, yummmmmmmmyyyyy
Great prize
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I remember helping my mam bake pies.
Great Giveaway!
Rice Crispy cakes yeh x
I remember making “Mr Men” biscuits with my mum. We found the box with the shape cutters in the loft a few years ago. The food colouring had dried up a bit.
My Mum only really bought those Tom & Jerry packet mixes with the edible paper pictures that go on the top … I do remember though that when I was about 12 the Take That Everything Changes video came out and Gary Barlow showed you how to make Banoffee Pie – I gave it a go and made a royal mess of the kitchen, my Mum was fuming haha x
I remember making chocolate biscuits with my Mum. I’d forgotten about that til I saw this comp…arrr bless my Mum.
Cupcakes
Not exactly baking but I used to make chocolate Rice Krispie cakes 🙂
the first things I remember making is rice Krispie cakes with my mum and brother
Chocolate Krispies
chocolate rice krispie cakes
cookies
Cocolate Crispie cakes! 🙂
Fairy Cakes from a packet mix, i couldn’t wait to make the icing and put too much water in, my brother was furious!
Pizza with a scone mix base – truly revolting!
Cupcakes
fairy cakes, though we merely just called them buns, and scones 🙂
Jam tarts with my mum!
My first memories of baking are victoria sandwich cakes with my mum 🙂
I remember baking butterfly buns with my Mum – and always getting the beaters to lick afterwards
Tea loaf from Saturday Superstore…I still have the recipe!
brownies that were very chewy
rice crispy cakes lol 🙂
I remember baking chocolate cake with my mum
i always remember making fairy cakes using a packet mix! just add an egg and some water, i have advanced now as i make them from scratch now 🙂
I remember baking yoghurt loaf with my Mum.
I still have my first ever cooknbook from when i was a child the first thing i made out of it was shortbread with my mum 🙂
I have vague recollections of baking bread and cakes with my mum, but my strongest memory is of cooking a full roast dinner all on my own when I was nine! ( looking back, I wonder how I managed to go out sledging whilst I was cooking it?!) sure my mum just sat back with her feet up and a nice cuppa!!!!!
eggs fried
Thanks for the giveaway
I remember helping my Grandma to make bread, I had my own little piece that I would kneed.
Great competition
i remember baking cakes with my great nan. she was agreat cook, never needed no scales, just put ingredients in bowl and make
Butterfly cakes with my next door neighbour, my mum never was one for baking!
rock cakes!
Fairy cakes!
I remember making fairy cakes
Butterfly buns yumyum!
I remember doing a fruit loaf in Home Economics. Oh and chocolate truffles too x
Rock Road cakes
Rise Krispie cakes with my Granny, getting to break up the toffee with the little hammer
@littleboo_21
birthday cake with my mum
rice crispy cakes
I remember baking ginger cookies with my Nana!!! The were amazing!! I recently made some and although they were good they weren’t quite as good as Nana’s used to be!!!
I just have to say that spotting that Wonder Woman KitchenAid mixer just resulting in a huge intake of breath!!! BEAUTIFUL!!! The words not available in the UK almost brought tears to my eyes!!!
@JoKiely xxx
I remember baking a apple cake
Jam tarts – real thick pastry with a good dollop of jam that always bubbled over the top and burnt to the baking pan! lol
A cake!
Maid of Honours my Mum used to call them. It was a jam tart with sponge on top. They were very yum!!
chocolate chip cookies with my mother!
Scones with my granny using a lovely brown mixing bowl that we always used. I loved that bowl for some reason!
Chocolate Krispies