Family-run British kitchenware

Kitchenware that makes home cooking actually fun.

A garlic press that crushes without the faff, bamboo chopping boards, salt and pepper mills and the rest of the kit a busy family actually reaches for. Road-tested at teatime by a fussy family and a superhero pizza.

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  • 4.5 from 38,000+ ratings
  • 30-day money back
The chilli, testing the garlic press. And gravity.
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  • Garlic Press

    Crushes cloves skin on, then the peel pops straight out. The chilli's been smug about it all week.

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  • Salt and Pepper Mills

    Ceramic grinders you twist to taste, coarse or fine. Maracas skills entirely optional.

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  • Large Bamboo Chopping Board

    45 x 30cm of bamboo with a juice groove, so the cucumber stays on the board and off the worktop.

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Kitchen kit that earns its drawer space.

Hand-picked, family-tested, and not a 47-piece set in sight.

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  • Cheeky Bites beans on toast character in a tiara

    Picked by a fussy family

    Toast doesn't wear the tiara for just anything

  • Cheeky Bites jacket potato character with arms folded

    38,000+ ratings, 4.5★

    Not bad for a family with a potato on the team

  • Cheeky Bites chilli character running with a parcel

    Hot-footed to your door

    Next working day if you can't wait

  • Cheeky Bites pizza slice superhero giving a thumbs up

    Rescue duty, sorted

    30 days to change your mind. Faulty in a year? Free replacement.

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Rounding up the usual suspects.

Tried, tested and mostly used for their intended purpose.

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Why Oliver's Kitchen?

Every product has to get past this lot.

Three questions. “Sort of” counts as a no. Plus a superhero, just in case.

  1. Question 1

    Does it do the job properly?

    Not “mostly”. Not “if you hold it at a funny angle”. Properly.

    Green chilli Cheeky Bites character with beard and glasses, dressed in black, giving a thumbs up
    The chilli in blackChief tester
  2. Question 2

    Will it still be doing the job in five years?

    Lasts until the novelty wears off? Doesn’t get a look in. Dependable, like me.

    Jacket potato Cheeky Bites character with beard and glasses in a hoodie, holding a mug
    The jacket potatoKeeps the orders moving
  3. Question 3

    Is it easy to clean?

    If washing it up takes longer than using it, it’s not coming in my kitchen.

    Beans on toast Cheeky Bites character with blonde pigtails, a tiara and a cape, hands on hips
    The toast in the tiaraRuns the house
  4. And if it still goes wrong?

    That’s my department.

    Changed your mind? 30 days to send it back unused. Faulty within a year? Free replacement.

    The small print
    Pizza slice Cheeky Bites character in a superhero mask and cape, giving a thumbs up
    The pizza sliceOn rescue duty
  • 4.5 average from 38,000+ ratings
  • Family-run. No shareholders. Several vegetables.
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Cheeky Bites

Recipes, guides and kitchen know-how. Mostly useful, occasionally silly.

Safety can opener on a tin of beans: green chilli turning the knob, toast with tiara holding a plate, jacket potato peeking
Updated 6 min read

How to Use a Can Opener - and How to Get In When You Can't Find One

Both kinds of opener, step by step, plus the spoon trick for when the drawer has eaten yours. No hammers required.

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Meat thermometer in a roast chicken thigh, chilli holding the probe while beans-on-toast points and jacket potato peeks
Updated 9 min read

Stop Guessing: How to Use a Meat Thermometer Without Stabbing Dinner to Death

Where to poke it, the number you want for chicken, turkey, beef, lamb and pork, and why a big joint comes out of the oven 5C early.

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Double smash burger with melted cheese and crispy lacy edges, the pizza slice character eyeing it up
Updated 7 min read

The One Time Squashing Your Burger Is Allowed

Thin beef patties smashed onto a smoking-hot pan for crisp, lacy edges. Stacked as doubles with melted cheese and a quick burger sauce, then wrapped in foil to rest.

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From the family notepad

Kitchenware for everyday home cooking

We're a family-run British kitchenware brand, which mostly means we only sell kitchen tools we'd happily use at home ourselves. If it can't survive a busy teatime, it doesn't make the range.

No gadgets that live in the drawer after one go. Just the kitchen utensils you actually reach for - a garlic press that crushes without the faff, a bamboo chopping board set that shrugs off the onions, salt and pepper mills (electric ones too, for the dramatic), ice cube trays for drinks that stay properly cold, and a cafetière for the morning after.

Every bit of kit comes with a 30-day money back guarantee and a 1-year free replacement warranty. The only real risk is growing slightly too attached to a whisk.

Wrote this bit. Mostly for Google, but you're welcome too.

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