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Holiday Gift Guide 2014: What to Get the Gourmand

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Delectable finds for connoisseurs of fine food

1
 LONE 
RANGER

Behold the slickest kitchen vent we’ve seen. Elica’s sloped steel Nuage range hood can be covered in drywall and painted to blend in elegantly with your kitchen walls. Call for pricing, at Caplan’s Appliances

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2
 
FABULOUS
 FIFTIES

Smeg’s new collection of space age–inspired counter-top appliances includes this aluminum 
stand mixer, available in five colours. Equip it with everything from a steel whisk to a spaghetti 
cutter. $550, at Hudson’s Bay

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3
 TRÈS
 DÉLICIEUX

Master the art of French cooking with this made-
in-France cast iron pot, now gettable in mustard yellow. The tight-fitting lid seals in moisture – great for making classics like poulet
 en
 cocotte. From $85, at Good Egg

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4 
GO 
JAYS

Originally drawn for ’50s biology textbooks, American artist Charley Harper’s bird illustrations make a come-
back on a series of colourful cotton dishtowels from Fishs Eddy of New York. 
$25, at Ziggy’s At Home

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5 
SWEET
 TOOTH

Nadège, TO’s go-to for great macarons, unveils six Canadian artist–designed boxes. Steve Krug’s (shown) includes the local photographer’s favourite strawberry margarita–flavoured treats. $40, at Nadège

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6 
TAP 
OUT

Avoid contaminating 
your sink handle with raw 
cookie dough or bird trimmings. Turn on Grohe’s chrome Minta faucet 
by simply tapping the touch-sensitive spout. $540, at Taps Bath Centre

Originally published in our Winter 2014 issue.

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