Steamer Trading Picks The Valentine's Gifts That Foodies Will Love This February 14th




With Valentine's Day fast approaching, leading independent cookware retailer Steamer Trading is helping Brits select the perfect gift for a foodie partner with its round-up of the best Valentine's cookware.

From high-end items such as the KitchenAid Artisan mixer in a bold, romantic red shade to light-hearted novelty items like the Swift heart-shaped burger press, Steamer's selection is sure to include something to put a smile on the face of a partner who is most at home in the kitchen.

KitchenAid Artisan Mixer - from £428.95
An American classic since 1919, the KitchenAid Mixer has the classic looks and build quality of a genuine design icon. It's coveted by foodies everywhere, so what better way to show a loved one just how special they are than by gifting them a mixer in a gorgeous Valentine's colourway?
 
Le Creuset Heart Casserole Dish - £98.95
This romantic casserole is the perfect size for a cosy dinner for two. Like all Le Creuset cast iron it can go into the oven, under the grill and on the hob. There's no need to ruin the evening's romance with washing up either, as the casserole is dishwasher-friendly.

Le Creuset 0.1 litre Heart Ramekins With Lid (Set of 3) -£31.95
Turn afternoon tea into a special occasion with this utterly adorable set of three mini, heart-shaped, lidded ramekins. They can be used to serve different jams to accompany scones and cream, or even for making mini fondants, sponges and other sweet treats.

Kitchen Craft Sandwich Cutter - £2.99
This simple and easy to use sandwich cutter will make sandwiches and toast more exciting come Valentine's Day. Perfectly sized to match a slice of bread, it cuts two heart shapes and is safe for use by children should little ones want to show their love to someone.

Swift Burger Press Quarterpounder - £1.49
Perfect for those whose partner's favourite dish is quarter pounder and chips, this sprung burger press perfectly packs homemade meat patties so they hold together better when cooking and gives a better finished texture than making by hand.

'I Kiss Better Than I Cook' Apron - £15.99
For those who need a little help in the kitchen, this apron will help a partner show their appreciation for their loved one's other talents.

Cupid Cookie Cutter - £1.79
This colourful, romantic cookie cutter will help to create lots of love-themed biscuits in delightful Cupid shapes, ready to deliver to a loved one in bed on Valentine's morning.

Bar Craft Stainless Steel Champagne Bucket - £14.99
Bar Craft's classic style, elegant champagne bucket is made from high-quality, durable, stainless steel, with hinged side handles for easy carrying to the table, allowing lovers to enjoy Valentine's bubbles in style.

All items are available online at www.steamer.co.uk and in-store in Steamer's 28 shops, subject to availability.

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