Gault&Millau has launched its cookware range

Émilie Lesur | 4/30/24, 8:22 PM

In collaboration with the FDG Group, Gault&Millau is proud to unveil its selection of kitchen utensils, now available in nearly 150 stores.

If Gault&Millau books and guides have pride of place in your home, it's now time for kitchen accessories to take over the stove. Inspired by chefs, designed for you

What can you find in this range?

Spatulas, whisks, wooden spoons, potholders, colanders... This premium concept, which you can find in a selection of supermarkets and hypermarkets, will enable you to cook like a chef. On the menu:

The brushed stainless steel collection: an aesthetic that adds cachet to any kitchen, with products designed to meet every need.
The anti-scratch collection: ideal accessories for the long-term preservation of pots and pans.
The wood collection: from spoon boards to brushes, all the essentials are here.
Patisserie: reusable baking mats, potholders, pastry cases and piping bags, the patisserie range offers many possibilities for creating and serving desserts with elegance.
Chef's preparation: citrus presses, nutcrackers, mandolins, this range allows you to carry out the key stages of a chef's recipe.
The aperitif and oenology collection: a complete range to prepare and serve your aperitifs and cocktails like a professional.

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Where can you find Gault&Millau kitchen utensils?

Discover the complete list of supermarkets and hypermarkets where you can already find Gault&Millau kitchen utensils:

Discover all Gault&Millau stamped utensils on our website in the Utensils section, and go to your supermarket or hypermarket to buy them.

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