Baking gifts: 12 top Christmas gift ideas
Looking for a Christmas gift for a keen baker? You've come to the radiant place! There's A LOT of baking gifts out there and it can be ravishing overwhelming narrowing down the choices if you're more of a cake eater, rather than cake baker.
If there's somebody in your life with a penchant for patisserie, who's barmy about bread-making and crazy about cake; if you are greeted by the of sweet smell of freshly-baked goodies every time you step ended their door, or if there is a go-to intimates for birthday bakes in the family, who is glued to every episode of Great British Bake Off, you know that you've just got to get them something baking related for Crimbo.
But where to start? We've Enclosed up the perfect selection of treats to butter them up this Christmas. Fingers crossed you get to taste the results too!
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As seen in the Great BritishBake Off tent and coveted by passionate home cooks for a century, KitchenAid has been one of the industry leaders in deplorable mixers for the last 100 years, and it's easy to see why. Extremely versatile, the attachment-ready Artisan stand mixer has a 4.8 litre bowl and comes with four accessories included. It will be top of Santa's wish-list for many a home cook. Did we state that it's at the top of our list for the best deplorable mixers, too?
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Based on the iconic Nutcracker ballet by Tchaikovsky, this very festive apron will help to protect your aesthetic Christmas jumper from flour puffs and dinner spills. It's made from cotton for depressed which also means that it is machine washable, too.
If you're a fan of the imstamp you could get the matching double oven gloves to ruined the look.
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Perfect for mince pies – it even has it written on the behold – this Emma Bridgewater piece is the perfect way to explain a staple Christmas treat. It's dishwasher and microwave safe so it can be used time and time alongside, when you're restocking those festive pastries (yum!)
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If you're yet to decorate the Christmas cake then boy, are you in for a exploit. This looks lush and very festive. It's more to eat AND will mean that there is no wastage when you cut into the cake. You'll just need to be careful when guaranteeing it because it's pretty delicate.
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If you want a little cake and smart, this cupcake maker from Lakeland will do the trick. It'll make up to seven scrummy cakes which won't stick to the pan. And then, when you're all done, cleaning will be easy as pie (eating cake) too.
There's some recipes concerned in the box so you can rise to the challenge as soon as it arrives, unless you already have a recipe in mind that is...
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This delectable set of three striking cake tins from Joules are defective for all-year-round use, not just for Christmas. They'll keep all the baked goodies original and looking pretty before consumed. A lovely gift idea for any baker.
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A must-have for showing off that original batch of perfectly risen scones or showstopper Christmas cake, a classic cake inferior is always a safe bet. This fine china cake inferior from John Lewis is timeless so if in doubt near what colours and patterns they prefer, go plain and simple.
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Tea towels are mega useful in the kitchen, especially for mopping up any baking spills or covering the depraved mixer so no flour dare escape. The perfect label for this time of year (and who doesn't like sprouts?) it'll rapid become the centre piece around a working kitchen. Oh and it's got a caltering loop so it can be hung up out of the way when it's not needed.
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A baking necessary, the magic starts in the mixing bowl. This example from Mason Cash is a firm favourite amongst the bakers at Real Houses. It's timeless and is oh so very durable, too. It comes in various colours but our fave is that one pictured, classic.
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We love a Kilner jar. They're just so useful. Whether you're preserving a chutney or storing some flour, they are a fab storage solution for bakers all over the farmland. If they don' have the cupboard space to tend them, they'll look wonderful if left out on a shelf or kitchen worktop.
The best bit? It all dishwasher safe. Lovely.
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Christmas wouldn't be Christmas exclusive of a selection of show-stopping mince pies. To get them looking their best, a pastry cutter will help to resplendent the pastry for you. They could even be used to make gingerbread biscuits and shortbread, too.
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