GALLERY: Your gift registry must-picks
If you and your groom are big foodies, some essential kitchen goods will be top of your gift registry lust-have list. Alternatively, you may want to upgrade to some newer, hardworking gadgets that you can't justify buying yourself. Check out these fab picks…
Try these gift registries for all your kitchen needs:
Peters of Kensington http://www.petersofkensington.com.au/Public/default.aspx
Sydney Wedding Registry http://www.sydneyweddingregistry.com.au/index.php
Victoria's Basement http://www.victoriasbasement.com.au/default.aspx
David Jones http://www2.davidjones.com.au/gift_registry/home.jsp
Wedding Gifts Direct http://www.weddinggiftsdirect.com.au/
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Kitchenaid (kitchenaid.com.au) have also just released their new Platinum Collection range of stand mixers that come in pretty colours like Raspberry Ice, Candy Apple and Electric Blue. They are a bit pricier at $799, but would also double as a décor item and are known for their special spiral beater that reaches 67 different points around the bowl!
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Jamie Oliver's Tefal Professional Series (tefal.com.au) includes pots, pressure cookers and non-stick aluminium core pans which are a must if you like to pastas, stir-fries, sautéed meats, eggs and more.
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The Kambrook PowerMix Combo Stand Mixer, $59.95 (kambrook.com.au), is a great two-in-one stand and hand mixer that is easy to use and perfect for whipping cream, cake batter or bread dough - great for any cooking or baking enthusiast, and not too exy.
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You can have all the cool kitchen gadgets in the world, but you won't get far in your new kitchen without a good set of knives. The King of Knives Bruno Barontini 6pce Classic Knife Block Set, $69.95 (kingofknives.com), includes a carving, chef, bread, utility and paring knife.
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The Sunbeam (sunbeam.com.au) slow cookers range from $49.95 to $199, and are great for making soups, casseroles, stews and getting creative with leftovers - an invaluable kitchen item.
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Don't forget the two must-have morning items; a toaster and a good coffee machine.
Breville (Breville.com.au) has a range of toasters in single to four slice compartments starting from $29.95 to $199. Save some cash by making your coffee at home in the morning with Breville's BarVista Espresso machine, $169.95.
Kitchenaid (kitchenaid.com.au) have also just released their new Platinum Collection range of stand mixers that come in pretty colours like Raspberry Ice, Candy Apple and Electric Blue. They are a bit pricier at $799, but would also double as a décor item and are known for their special spiral beater that reaches 67 different points around the bowl!
