Looking to impress the foodie in your life? Look no further than Cookit gift boxes, a culinary pressie influenced by some of the world’s best chefs, cooks and bakers. The fresh-faced gift boxes pair a cookbook with considered dining accessories and ingredient essentials that tie into the theme of said cookbook. Each inclusion has been thoughtfully selected and spotlights top-tier culinary ingredients and serve ware, from Maldon salt to sprinkle over your dishes to eye-catching linen from New Zealand brand Lettuce. If you want to go all out, you can add special extras from the website’s Kitchenware Bodega, which is brimming with unique culinary gifts like Sabre cheese knives, Dinner Party Conversation cards by Into the Sauce and colourful serving platters by RICE Denmark.

Cookit gift boxes are the brainchild of Adelaide local and foodie Emily Lorimar, who set out to introduce a new gifting option that stood out from other boring gift boxes filled with unwanted knick-knacks (we’re looking at you, mixed nuts and hand cream). “The Christmas of 2021 I was given a cookbook and for a change, I actually sat down and read it cover to cover. I was inspired by the stories behind the recipes and began imagining the ingredients, serve ware, vibrant colours and table scapes that could be paired with each dish. This sparked the initial stages of Cookit,” With Christmas just a little over two months away, Emily says that Cookit gift boxes are the perfect thing to put under the tree for the foodie in your life. “These gift boxes are ones people will actually want to give that cool friend who is impossible to buy for, that colleague who deserves a raise or even for that uncle who has everything they already need. They don’t even have to love cooking, but they have an appreciation for colourful and quality things for their kitchen and home.”

To shop the range of Cookit’s gift boxes, head to the Cookit Gift website.

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