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The Erisha Pantry

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An edited selection of the equipment and ingredients we believe in, chosen by bakers for people who love to bake, cook and brew at home.

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Home baker rolling out dough with a wooden rolling pin and cookie cutters

Baking essentials

Mixers, Dutch ovens, scales and the small tools that make a quiet difference to every bake.

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Espresso pouring from a portafilter on an espresso machine

Coffee at home

Espresso machines, grinders and pour-over gear for café-quality coffee in your own kitchen.

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Two chef knives resting on a wooden cutting board

The cook’s kitchen

Knives, cookware and boards built to last a lifetime of everyday cooking.

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Pantry shelf with glass jars of flour, grains and spices

Gourmet pantry

Chocolate, vanilla, flour, salt and spice: the ingredients that lift good baking to great.

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Gift box of macarons tied with a pink ribbon

Gifts for food lovers

Thoughtful gifts for bakers, cooks and coffee devotees, from cookbooks to our own macaron boxes.

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Assorted cinnamon buns and pastries on a bakery rack

From our bakery

Fresh pastries, breads and cakes from our own kitchen, available for pick-up in Brampton.

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How we choose

Fewer things, better chosen

i.

Baker-led

Every pick is something a professional baker would be glad to have on the counter.

ii.

Built to last

We favour tools that age well and can be repaired, over gadgets that end up in a drawer.

iii.

Honest notes

We explain who each item suits, and when a simpler, cheaper option will do the job.

iv.

Independent

Brands cannot pay to appear here. Commissions never decide what we recommend.

Editor’s selection

Five pieces we would start with

KitchenAidInvestment

Artisan 5-Qt Tilt-Head Stand Mixer

The classic home stand mixer: a strong motor, a vast attachment range and a design that has barely needed to change in decades.

Best for: Cakes, cookies, enriched doughs and meringues

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LodgeEveryday

Enamelled Cast Iron Dutch Oven

Heavy, even heat and a tight lid trap steam for a crackling crust on home-baked bread, then move on to braises and soups.

Best for: Sourdough and no-knead bread

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OXOSmall luxury

Good Grips Digital Kitchen Scale

Bakers weigh, they do not scoop. A pull-out display and tare function make precise baking effortless.

Best for: Anyone who bakes from recipes

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BrevilleInvestment

Bambino Plus Espresso Machine

A compact machine that heats in seconds and steams milk automatically. A gentle introduction to proper espresso.

Best for: Lattes and flat whites at home

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WüsthofInvestment

Classic 8″ Chef’s Knife

A forged German knife with a full tang and a balanced weight that becomes an extension of the hand.

Best for: Daily prep for serious home cooks

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Read before you buy

Our buying guides

Considered advice on mixers, sourdough tools and home espresso, written to help you buy once and buy well.

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