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Home pick: Black Toast Hatch spice caddies from Emma Bridgewater

Black Toast Hatch spice caddies from Emma Bridgewater

Who? Emma Bridgewater

What? If you find that you’ve got more spice than you can handle with the upcoming festive season, try one of these spice caddies from Emma Bridgewater. The handy little tins will keep your spices safe and you can label and re-label as you see fit. The understated Black Toast Hatch design will easily blend into any kitchen, even the busiest. Priced at £15 for a set of four.

When? Available now

Where? Available online from Emma Bridgewater

How? Buy now from Emma Bridgewater

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