What's in Tom Kerridge's kitchen? A surprisingly affordable M&S collection he's designed

Chef's are made in the kitchen and Tom Kerridge's M&S collection might just help you towards your Michelin star too

M&S X Tom Kerridge
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The best people to design cookware and serveware are surely chefs. And who teaches the chefs and sets the standard in the world of cookery? None other than Michelin-starred Tom Kerridge.

A few years ago, if you asked for the cookware and serveware that he uses in his eateries, it would have been your eyes (and your mouth) watering at the toppy price tag. However, this year (and just in time for Christmas gifting) he’s teamed with M&S to lay your table and stock your kitchen with the pieces he’s always dreamed of having.

Tom Kerridge professes, "I feel so proud of this collection," he adds, it’s all about great design that makes cooking a joy — kitchen essentials that feel good to use, look great on the table, and are built to last." I’ve been lucky enough to have a sneak preview (and snack) from this set and I have to say it really is something special. It’s timeless, crafted with precision, and the perfect mirror of Tom Kerridge’s practical and finessed style. With Christmas around the corner, I think it’s time for a treat.

M&S X Tom Kerridge Collection: everything you need to know

M&S X Tom Kerridge Pan

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M&S Home is packed full of impressive launches, from their metal pots and pans (they make some of the best cast iron cookware) through to a quiet luxury collaboration with Kelly Hoppen and this is no exception.

Dave Brittain, M&S Director of Home & Beauty says, "this range combines excellent design and professional quality with real performance, created in partnership with an exceptional chef who truly understands what equipment contributes to great cooking, and what really works in the kitchen. It’s a perfect blend of M&S expertise and Tom’s brilliant culinary insight."

Having seen the collection in person, I've selected the most stand-out pieces for you to take a look at. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised with the price tags too.

M&S X Tom Kerridge: our cookware picks

M&S X Tom Kerridge Collection on a table

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From some of the best stainless steel pans I've seen through to signature cast iron, Tom Kerridge's cookware is really special. We didn't have prices on the pieces at the preview, so I had to double-take when I saw how surprisingly affordable they are. These will make the perfect gift for foodies and an easy way to make your home look expensive.

M&S X Tom Kerridge: our serveware picks

M&S X Tom Kerridge Chopping Board

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A Michelin Star chef might be made in the kitchen, but we eat with our eyes, which is why the serveware element of the M&S Tom Kerridge Collection is just as special as the cookware. With bowls and dishes this beautiful, knowing how to tablescape is really an added bonus.


M&S X Tom Kerridge platter

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It’s been tricky sitting on such a special collection, so I’m overjoyed that you get to see all the special details of this surprisingly affordable collection. With welded handles, glazed pores, and natural colours, these make the perfect collection for a keen chef as much as they would a special statement piece to elevate your kitchen.

Laura Honey
Homes Ecommerce Editor

Laura is woman&home's eCommerce editor, in charge of testing, reviewing and creating buying guides for the Homes section, so you'll usually see her testing everything from the best dehumidifiers to sizing up the latest Le Cruset pot. Previously, she was eCommerce editor at Homes & Gardens magazine, where she specialised in covering coffee and product content, looking for pieces tailored for timelessness. The secret to her heart is both simplicity and quality. She is also a qualified Master Perfumer and holds an English degree from Oxford University. Her first editorial job was as Fashion writer for The White Company.

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