Cooking apron – €14.99
Let’s be honest: this apron won’t do a thing for your cooking skills. But it does look rather cosy. Slip on our apron before you start cooking. That way, you’ll stay clean whilst enthusiastically stirring your homemade Groningen mustard soup in the pan.
Take a lookMugs – €9.99
A nice mug in the morning makes for a carefree day. Coffee or tea tastes even better from these mugs. They come in various colours and sizes. With sugar, without sugar. You hardly need to say what you want anymore – the mug does it for you. They speak volumes. And feel free to fill them with whatever you fancy. They’ll still be lovely.
Take a lookCookbook ‘Flavours of Groningen’ – €19.95
A book full of well-known names from the province of Groningen. A book full of delicious dishes that you may well have enjoyed at one of these restaurants. 25 restaurants, 25 dishes and 25 stories are waiting for you to discover them. The great thing about these recipes is that some of them feature several dishes in a single recipe.
Take a lookWater bottle – €14.99
These stainless steel water bottles from Retulp not only look absolutely stylish, but by using them you’re also helping to put an end to plastic pollution caused by disposable bottles. It’s a really easy way to take ‘a sip of Grunn’ with you on your travels.
Take a lookSaakje baking tin – €35.00
You may well have come across the delicious treats from Saakje the Baker. She makes the most delicious sweet treats. Saakje also came up with this handy baking tin. This cake tin divides your cake into slices, so you can arrange them in a circle on a platter and build a cake out of them. Very handy if a round tin doesn’t fit in the oven.
Take a lookWadden Salt – €3.99
It’s best to take life with a pinch of salt – and your meals too. Wadden Sea salt is ideal for this. It’s one of the region’s oldest products and one of the purest types of salt in the Netherlands. A little piece of UNESCO World Heritage on your plate.
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