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Ambiente Frankfurt: In search of the latest kitchen trends

Tanja Lehmann
20.2.2018
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From 9 to 13 February 2018, the Ambiente trade fair in Frankfurt was the place to be for buyers from 168 countries. In search of trends and new suppliers, Alexandra, responsible for purchasing in the kitchen sector, and I were at the forefront for you.

Cast iron as far as the eye can see

When we visit Le Creuset and Staub, we realise that beautiful, timeless shades of blue have captivated the designers at Schmorer the most this year. There were an incredible number of casseroles among the countless pans and pot manufacturers. A revitalised trend?

Ceramics for bread and silicone for confectionery

There are two things that stand out to me when it comes to baking. Ceramic is used for baking bread. In ceramic, the bread crust should be crispier and the inner part of the bread fluffier. The ceramic moulds offer the best conditions for replacing a classic bread oven. In the sweeter baking world, silicone moulds are increasingly being used. Not only can you bake small delicacies in pineapple shapes, you can also conjure up cakes with a diamond surface look.

Colourful food processors

Beautiful storage and biscuit tins

I was particularly taken with the different storage tins we found for the kitchen. Lovingly decorated with cute wooden lids or clearly labelled. Absolutely something for those who love organisation. We are excited to see which versions will find their way into our range. But we have also sighted biscuit tins for Christmas and are excited to see which designs will delight us at the end of the year.

High-quality cutting boards

An appointment led us to an existing supplier. Dutchdeluxes offers high-quality wooden cutting boards, cooking aprons and many other accessories. This stand particularly stuck in my mind as the goods were beautifully and simply presented. It's nice to hold the products that you find in our shop in your hands. A chopping board immediately ended up in my shopping cart.

Japanese damask knives are not only popular in professional kitchens, but also among many private individuals. I can hardly explain the wide range on sale any other way. For me, it's absolutely justified - it's not for nothing that these knives have found a home in my kitchen drawer.

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Tanja Lehmann
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