- Non-slip base
- Generous capacity
- Practical and attractive
- Available in cream or blue colourways
- Matches other items in the Living Kitchen range
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Ceramic egg-shaped mortar and pestle with beech handle.
"Ever since I put the mixing bowls in my kitchen I've been desperate for a pestle and mortar in the same softly bulging ovoid shape. This is as much a kitchen installation as a beautifully workable kitchen implement." --Nigella Lawson
 | NIGELLA LAWSON'S LIVING KITCHEN Nigella Lawson is one of the UK's most popular food writers and broadcasters. Her range of kitchenware items, designed in collaboration with Sebastian Conran of Conran & Partners, was launched in 2002. Her day to day experience in the kitchen led to her desire to improve the tools of her trade; the result is an original, practical and stylish range of kitchen items ideal for today's home cook. Paying close attention to form, materials and colour, the Living Kitchen collection is of a high production and design standard. Traditional materials such as ceramic and wood are used in a contemporary and imaginative way, improving the function of the products. Delightful to use and a pleasure to d! isplay in the kitchen; as Nigella herself writes:- "Everything has to be utterly reliable, but there needs to be a pleasure beyond the functional. For me, pieces of kitchen equipment are like toys for grown ups: getting them has to feel like a treat." From household favourites such as mixing bowls in Nigella's signature colours of "white with soul" cream or duck egg "good mood" blue, to elegantly curved cooking tongs, each item brings something new and useful to the kitchen. Sophisticated packaging makes Living Kitchen products ideal to give as gifts, or as a personal treat. Box Contents
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26 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Great looking piece of kit, was well pleased with it when I took it out of the box. It survived a few grindings of pepper corns and coriander seeds but first time it took a slight pounding while making pesto the whole thing shattered. If you're after a pretty bit of decor for your kitchen this will look lovely but don't bother trying to do any prep or cooking with it and get something that is actually useable. Very disappointing.
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