gifts for foodies

This set of two matt terracotta, handle free espresso cups from Archive Studio are just right for that relaxing morning caffeine shot. These espres...

This set of two matt teal, handle free espresso cups from Archive Studio are just right for that relaxing morning caffeine shot. These espresso cup...

the full irish traditionally comprises of egg, beans, bacon, sausage, tomato, mushroom and pudding. it's the weekend breakfast treat we are occasio...

This is just the thing for the baker in your life, this gift bundle contain a copy of the bestselling Bake and a very scrumptious packet of Scone m...

Award-winning chef Graham Herterich (who you may know from The Cupcake Bloke) first learned to bake at a young age, taught by his beloved granny. T...

These (not so) 'badly made books' notebooks are as handcrafted a product as you will find these days. Made in Dublin & Cork by Sean O'Sullivan,...

There's something warm and comforting about a big bowl of soup or broth in the Winter. It's more than just fuel for the body, it's fuel for the sou...

The pickle on your burger, the vinegar on your salad. Preserved, fermented and cultured food is the flavour of life. Author and foodie Dearbhla Rey...

Carefully crafted by world-renowned olive oil producer Juan Molina, this is a world-class oil with exceptional flavour and balance made with olives...

This set of four, handle free coffee cups from Archive Studio are just right for that relaxing morning coffee. This set combines two terracotta and...

These two handmade teal clay bowls from Archive Studio are a lovely addition to any table and their neat, compact shape makes them satisfying to ho...

These two handmade terracotta clay bowls from Archive Studio are a lovely addition to any table and their neat, compact shape makes them satisfying...

Hot Fat is testament to the fact that almost everything is improved by being deep fried. In this highly researched book from Russell Alford & P...

The Everyday / Good Delph handprinted tea towel is inspired by the Irish love of tea. Guests have called for tea. You can't serve it in the everyda...

BiaSol’s Granny's Soda Bread Mix uses some very super repurposed, zero waste grains, so you can create some very tasty and moreish soda bread that ...

Here is a book for those who like to keep their cooking simple, easy and really tasty. Ideal for autumnal dinners, particularly if you're working f...

Sheela na Gigs are mysterious stone carvings, over 100 of which are to be found in medieval tower-houses, churches and holy wells on the island of ...

Sheela na Gigs are mysterious stone carvings, over 100 of which are to be found in medieval tower-houses, churches and holy wells on the island of ...

Scoop is a biannual magazine sharing the inside story on all things Irish Food. The theme of this, the inaugural edition, is the question 'what is ...

This paired down, matt grey, handle free milk mug from Archive Studio is just the thing for pouring milk or cream with. It combines sleek minimalis...

We've all been tempted to stick a knife in the toaster to retrieve a stubborn piece of batch bread before it burns - don't risk it! Use toasty tong...

The 6th of Janurary - is well known in Ireland as Little Christmas, Women’s Christmas or Nollaig na mban. Traditionally meant as a reward for all ...

It's an old saying (and one we firmly agree with) that tea by itself is too wet. You need a biscuit or a cookie to go with it. And whether your pre...

These lovely Mice Cheese Knives are fun and whimsical with a playful mouse design. They are made from stainless steel with rubberwood handles and l...