When kitchen utensils say "I love you
Valentine's Day is a little like Christmas, and those who celebrate it often like to make last-minute arrangements for gifts and table settings. Here are 4 sure-fire values when it comes to tableware.
On February 14, couples celebrating Valentine's Day often form two teams: those who like to eat out and those who prefer to celebrate love at home. Whatever your camp, we've unearthed a few easy-to-find nuggets to set a table with flair or please your gourmet better half.
Le Creuset Coeur salad bowl
This evening, if you're not going to tell her about salads, serve her in a dish that will show your affection just by its shape. And if you're more into hot dishes, this salad bowl is suitable for extreme temperatures: from -23°C to +260°C. Enough to widen the range of possibilities!
- Where to find it?
- Price : 70 euros
The Villeroy&Boch Je t'aime series
If revealing your feelings isn't easy, here's a romantic tableware collection to "do it" in a subtle way. This series is part of the Statement collection in Premium porcelain, designed for everyday use. A beautiful way to make declarations of love every day.
- Where to find it?
- Price: mug 9.90 euros; bowl 14.90 euros; plate 21 cm 12.90 euros
Staub cocottes
Made from enamelled cast-iron, these cocottes have everything going for them, especially their shape. As a gift or on the table with a delicious stew inside, they'll leave no one unmoved.
- Where to find them?
- Price: 219 euros for a 20 cm cocotte; 21.95 euros for a mini cocotte
Tefal's crêpière cœur
Do you have an easy-to-make pancake batter recipe? Here's the ideal frying pan to blow them up and win over the heart of your other half at the same time. Pancakes in the shape of a heart, that's how crunchy they are! Please note that this crêpière is not suitable for induction cookers.
- Where to find it?
- Price: 16.99 euros
Pie moulds, teaspoons, plates... Kitchen utensils are bold enough to declare their love for the table. Then let your imagination run wild as you cook and serve with love!
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