Artelium Wine Estate Makers Rosé 2019, £42

A bright Pinot Noir-led rosé, this is hand-picked from vineyards in Sussex and Hampshire. Bringing fresh cranberry and redcurrant fruits alongside subtle spice and toasted brioche, it’s a lovely approachable style, reminiscent of the long and warm summer in which it was made.

Everflyht Single Estate Wylde, £22

Rooted from the chalk soils of Sussex, Wylde is a multi-vintage Charmat-method English sparkling wine that blends Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Pinot Gris, and Chardonnay, offering a bright, contemporary expression of the region’s cool-climate fruit.

Halfpenny Estate Black Country Gold 2024, £12.50

Straw-coloured in the glass, with grapefruit and honeyed aromas, the sweetness carries on the palate, with apricots and dessert pears tickling the tastebuds. Enjoy with aromatic Asian and North African dishes, or along with mild to medium blue cheeses.

Lyme Bay Winery Sauvignon Blanc, £21.99

This newly-launched English white has a fresh yet concentrated flavour. Enjoy aromas of elderflower and greengage, with whitecurrant, gooseberry, and vibrant lime flavours. Lively but balanced, enjoy on its own, or it’s an excellent match for white fish and roast chicken.

Mudwall English Rosé 2023, £20.50

Harvested by hand in September and October 2023, this blend of Pinot Noir, Meunier and Bacchus has been created by Owen Elias, one of England’s finest wine-makers. Bright and refreshing, it has hints of whitecurrant, almond, hawthorn ,and gorse flowers, with a lingering rose and herbal finish.

Roebuck Estates’ Rosé de Noirs 2019, £42

A refined English sparkling rosé, we think this is perfectly suited to Summer’s sense of renewal and celebration. On the palate, it delivers flavours of ripe red berries, balanced by a freshness that keeps every sip lively. Ideal with lobster, seafood, and game, it also works especially well with the delicate flavours and silky texture of sushi.

Wyfold Vineyard English Sparkling Rosé 2020, £38

Former winner of both IWC and IWSC Best English Sparkling rosé, this comes from vines grown on a two-hectare Oxfordshire estate, planted on fine gravel soils. It’s a fizz with lovely berry ripeness, complexity, and minerality – think tasting notes of strawberry and lemon.

Please drink responsibly.

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Prince Arthur

A newly refurbished pub and Basque restaurant, Prince Arthur has quickly become one of Belgravia’s most talked-about spots. From the moment you walk in, the fish counter and aromas of the wood-fired grill hint at what’s to come. Here, Chef Adam Iglesias draws on his Basque family heritage to get the absolute best out of top-drawer fish and meats. We say the torrija with Guinness ice cream is a fabulous way to finish. It’s already earned a nod in the Michelin 2026 guide, making it a brilliant choice for a Dad who appreciates serious cooking in a setting that still feels like a proper pub.

Roketsu

For the Dad who deserves something truly special, Roketsu is one of London’s most extraordinary dining experiences. Originally launched as a high-end Kyoto-style kaiseki restaurant in 2022, it has since shifted to a more relaxed and flexible kappo-style format, where you chart your own course through the menu guided by the chefs. At the heart of the space is a seven-metre counter made from a single slab of 300-year-old hinoki cypress, and the chefs prepare each dish in front of you — grilling over binchōtan charcoal, cooking over straw fire, and shaping sushi with quiet precision. Named among Harden’s top 100 UK restaurants, it may be a pricey night out, but it’s a wonderful one for a once-in-a-while treat.

Shrimp Shack

If Dad is more about big, messy, joyful food than white tablecloths, Shrimp Shack is the one. The concept is simple: build your own shrimp platter, choosing the size of shrimp, your dip — lemon butter, garlic butter, or peri-peri — plus your heat level and sides. Celebrating the best in seafood with traditional South African spices, the menu also features seafood boils loaded with prawns, mussels, calamari, cod and crab, and all kitchen products are halal-certified with an alcohol-free drinks menu. Guests consistently praise the flavourful seafood boils, sharing platters, and friendly staff, and the restaurant has a casual, celebratory vibe that suits birthdays and special occasions. The perfect low-key, high-flavour pick for a relaxed Father’s Day feast.

Wahaca

This chain of restaurants was born from a deep love of vibrant Mexican food and culture. Inspired by the bustling markets of Oaxaca and the colourful cantinas of Mexico City, co-founders Thomasina Miers (MasterChef winner, food writer and flavour fanatic) and Mark Selby knew they had to bring that energy home. In 2007, they opened the first Wahaca in Covent Garden, and now have 14 restaurants – three of which are outside of the Capital – but all of which are still chef-led, still full of flavour, and still true to their roots. Why not opt for the Tequila Tasting Experience: sip and savour a tasting board of three Gran Centenario tequilas: Blanco, Reposado and Añejo. All served with homemade Sangrita, a traditional tomato-based drink usually served alongside tequila in Mexico.

AVI

Nestled within The Lowndes Hotel London, AVI Bistrot, Américain is a relaxed all-day restaurant where French technique meets American comfort, with a menu of familiar dishes served with elegance in a setting that feels both stylish and welcoming. The kitchen is headed up by Joshua Conte, whose CV includes The Crown at Bray (when it was part of Heston Blumenthal’s group), Chiltern Firehouse and The Dorchester. Highlights include New York Fried Chicken & Caviar, a LA Brioche Noire Lobster Roll, and their signature Le Big Mac avec Truffle. It’s a fun, crowd-pleasing choice for a Dad who wants something a bit glamorous without taking itself too seriously.

The Brook and Badger

This new gastropub in Fulham is the creation of experienced publican Eamonn Manson, and pop art dealer Adrian Palengat. A pub with benefits, it’s centred on all the core sentiments of a modern-day British pub; great food, drink and a warm welcome but with a chic design, comfortable seating and sound booms. Nibbles to enjoy include anchovies on toast or pumpkin hummus, whilst starters range from the likes of sea bream ceviche, or a perfectly light whipped ricotta. Mains include meat or fish dishes such as whole plaice with dill butter and lemon or pork chop with creamed sprouts, cranberries, chestnuts, bacon proving very popular. A handful of pub classics will never leave the menu, think an elevated hanger steak with chimichurri and fries, as well as battered cod and chips and a chicken and mushroom pie. Sweet finishes are proving popular with seasonal crumble, and sticky toffee pudding being the current bestsellers.

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Can you tell us about your new Next tableware and accessories collection?
It’s a refined take on modern tableware, minimalist at its core, but with a sense of personality. It blends organic, sculptural shapes with timeless materials like marble, creating pieces that feel both elevated and effortless. We designed the collection to transition seamlessly from everyday use to special occasions.

What’s your favourite piece?
Gemma: I honestly love everything, but mine is the marble cake stand. It’s timeless and interesting, and just feels so elevated.
Charlotte: I’m loving the dining plate set. It’s an absolute classic and looks so elegant. I also love that there are matching bowls and serving plates that you can add to your collection.

Where did you meet and when did you set up Style Sisters?
We met at sixth form but became friends when we were both pregnant with our oldest boys. Then, years later in 2018, after admiring each other’s work for a while, we decided to merge our talents in fashion and interiors.

What services do you offer?
Organising people’s homes is at the core of our business, but we also offer interior design and styling.

Which celebrities do you work with and do you have any celeb stories you can share?
We have been fortunate to have worked with many amazing people over the years. Some of which have become regular clients, like Rochelle and Marvin Humes, and Amanda Holden. We have lots of highlights on our Instagram page of the many people we’ve worked with, and you can see the process there!

We saw your social media posts when you decluttered and styled Vicky Pattison’s wardrobe. Was that your most difficult job to date?
Each job comes with a different set of challenges, but we wouldn’t say this was our most difficult. We had a 10-day whole-house project a few years ago, which we would say was more challenging due to the pure scale of what we had to do!

What has been your favourite celeb detox/declutter?
We have loved them all for different reasons!! It’s all about being able to elevate someone’s day-to-day life, and we get such an amazing feeling from making their life that bit easier.

What’s your top tip for wardrobe organisation or styling a room?
Declutter the space first! There is no point organising or styling a space around items that no longer serve you.

What’s your favourite part of the job?
We love connecting with different people and helping transform their lives through organisation. You can often feel the energy in the space breathe a huge sigh of relief, and that feeling is so motivating and infectious.

And what’s next for Style Sisters?
We have lots of different projects we are working on both individually and together, launching products and continuing our work with clients and brands.

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Industry experts have compared 5,000 travel insurance premiums across five popular tourist destinations close to near geopolitical hotspots, revealing which countries have seen the biggest price increases over the past year.

Holidaymakers travelling to Bulgaria are also seeing a sharp rise, with prices up 19%, possibly down to its proximity to Ukraine. Meanwhile, premiums for Cyprus have increased by 6%, Egypt by 4% and Poland by 8%.

How was the data compiled? Insurers regularly reassess risk when global tensions rise, particularly in destinations close to areas where travel complications might become more likely. Destinations situated close to areas experiencing heightened tensions – such as Iran and Ukraine – could see premiums shift as insurers reassess the likelihood of travel disruption, delays or emergency evacuation should issues escalate.

“Travel insurance prices change constantly as insurers respond to global events, the number of claims made and healthcare costs,” explains Helen. “Even if a destination remains popular despite its proximity to ongoing conflict, premiums can rise when the wider region becomes more uncertain. Travellers and holidaymakers shouldn’t assume last year’s prices will still apply and make sure they’re comparing policies carefully, rather than opting for the cheapest option, as cover can vary significantly. It’s also sensible to arrange insurance as soon as a trip is booked, check government travel advice before departure, and ensure any medical conditions are fully declared.”

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FOOD & DRINK

Le Faîte Rouge, £24.99
An iconic red wine from South-West France, expect layers of blackcurrant, blackberry and liquorice, with subtle toasted notes from barrel ageing. Perfect alongside a Father’s Day spread, paired with duck breast, cured meats or a classic steak tartare.

Char-Broil Patio Bistro E2Coal Electric/Charcoal Hybrid Barbecue, £349
Ready to cook those steaks? Use this, so you can go for that traditional smoky taste, or opt for less hassle and plug in. On electric, it heats up to a high of 370°C, so you’ll still get the grill lines and seared taste, while Char-Broil’s Tru-Infrared technology ensures a flavourful finish with moisture locked into the food.

Vocation Exploration Case, £50
This pack features a curated 12-can mixed case featuring everything from bold IPAs and juicy pales to rich stouts and more. From fan favourites like Life & Death and Hop, Skip & Juice to decadent brews including Naughty & Nice Chocolate and Death By Cherries, this collection is made for craft beer lovers who want to explore the full spectrum of flavour.

Lyme Bay Winery Traditional Mead, £13.49
Mead is the world’s oldest alcoholic drink, dating back thousands of years! This traditional version is a good starting point for anybody new to the drink. It’s crafted with fruits, spices and botanicals, as well as honey, to create a sweet, rich flavour that’s just perfect paired with roast meats or cheese.

Black Bee Honey The Large Honey Jar Gift Box, £32.95
Enjoy four wildly different but exceptional tasting ‘hive to jar’ seasonal honeys; from award-wining Spring, foraged from rapeseed, hawthorn and plum blossom; to Winter – sourced from Hampshire where the bees mainly forage on ivy during the cold months.

Clubhouse Roastery Fairway Fuel Coffee Beans, £10.99
Crafted for those who start their mornings on the green, Fairway Fuel is a big, bold espresso made from speciality Arabica beans. Expect smooth caramel sweetness, dark chocolate depth, and a full body that keeps you going through every round.

Vonhaus Vonshef Teppanyaki Grill, from £39.99
Another one for foodies, this is available in three sizes and promises feasting Japanese-style, as guests sit around the grill and help out with the cooking. It has five heat settings, is easy to clean, and features a removable oil drip tray. You can even use it outdoors – perfect for balmy summer evenings.

Driftwood Designs Beaufort Scale Mug, £16
With a stunning infographic of the Beauford scale, which classifies wind speeds on a 12-point scale, the images go from a serene paddle boarder on a calm day, through a jaunty sailing boat on a slightly wavy sea, a fishing boat negotiating bigger waves, right up to a sea devoid of life and filled with enormous waves in a hurricane.

Bloom & Wild The Italian Deli Box, £42
This bag of foodie treats is sure to whet his appetite. What’s inside? A jar of truffle salted roasted nuts, a bag of TartufLanghe pesto crisps, a jar of Viani pesto, a jar of Nocellara del Belice olives, and a bottle of basil olive oil. Good stuff indeed.

HOBBIES & TECHNOLOGY

Brumate Muv 250z Leakproof Insulated Mug, £34.95
This hefty mug is perfect for refreshing chilled water in hot weather, or for a morning coffee on the daily commute. It’s leakproof with an easy-to-use lockable spout, secure twist and lift-off lid, and fits into a standard car cup holder. Drinks stay hot for over six hours and cold for more than 24.

Casetify “Remove All Electronics Before Boarding” Laptop Case, from £43
This is sure to get the Dad who has to travel for work amused! Suitable for 13 inch (£43) or 16 inch (£47) devices, aside from its unique design it of course protects from bumps and scratches – a must regardless of whether it’s his own laptop or one from work. 

Luna Smart Ring Gen 2, £299
This measures activity, heart rate, stress levels, calorie, sleep and more, even working out what sort of activity fits best with the way he’s feeling each day, whether gentle movement or being rested enough for a full workout. And he can input his steps and how much he drinks to keep an eye on his hydration.

Gooloo F3 Electric Air Duster, £29.99
Just the thing for car-proud dads – no more dust in the air vents or struggling to get that last little lint piece with the vacuum. It has three speeds, delivering four hours run time on low, 30 minutes on medium, and 19 minutes on high. It comes with four interchangeable nozzles, and because it’s rechargeable it’s also a sustainable choice.

Daewoo Charging Station, £29.99
This is compatible with Apple, Samsung and Google devices, and can charge several items at once, from his phone to his earphones, and smart watch. Keep it next to the bed as it has an integrated night light, as well as a clock and alarm to get him up in the mornings. And because it’s a multi-use charging station, there’s no need for multiple chargers and messy cables everywhere. 

Oxo Rapid Brewer, £45
It takes just two minutes to conjure up a hot coffee, and five minutes for a rich cold brew, with all the flavour of a barista-prepared drink. Simply pop ground coffee in the basket, tamp down, add hot or cold water and leave – depending on the desired strength – before pressing down gently on the pump.

Rise Mix Bluetooth Speaker, Charger & Alarm, £42
This bedside companion offers wireless charging and high-quality Bluetooth audio. He’ll stay on track with its clear LED display, easily switching between 12- and 24-hour formats. Choose from three distinct alarm modes, adjust the screen brightness to match a preferred ambiance, and an optional date and room temperature display provides helpful details at a glance.

Sandisk Creator Phone SSD, from £201.99
This storage drive is available in 1TB and 2TB versions, so will stop him overloading his phone with content. Simply attach to the back and film in high-quality 4k at 60fps for professional results and editing on the go. Alternatively, it can be popped on a laptop to edit at home. It’s compatible with iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows, and features a silicone shell to protect it from drops up to three metres.

FASHION & GROOMING

Arran Sense of Scotland Bath & Shower Gel Duo, £34 
These fragrances have been inspired by Arran’s rugged landscape and beauty. They’re named after Lochranza at the north (vetiver, lemon and anise) and Sannox towards the east (leather, amber, oud, saffron and pink pepper), and both have been crafted with local mineral-rich water.

 PO.P Adult Striped Pyjamas, £45

Deck out Dad this Father’s Day in PO.P’s super-soft, classic stripe pyjamas! Made from 100% organic cotton, the PO.P stripes range is perfect for lounging. With coordinating children’s pyjamas in a range of colours, these are sure to be a firm family favourite.

Dad & Dolly Wise Guy T-Shirt, £55
A cool t-shirt with a cool slogan and a charity donation to boot? Sounds good to us. Made in Leicester, the tee’s 100% organic, with a 250 gsm cotton relaxed fit. Plus, for every one sold, they donate £2 to Alzheimer’s Research UK — to help find a cure and protect future generations from this disease.

Prices are subject to change. Please drink responsibly.

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Apps – how did we live without them? From banking to food shopping, social media and more; it’s safe to say most of us can’t live without them. Here are the new kids on the block when it comes to what you well may wish to download.

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What are the new kids on the block when it comes to your potential hair and beauty needs? These could be just what you’re looking for.

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Den and tent building

Children are naturally inclined to be active, so try to tempt them away from the screen with some challenging building projects. Test your coordination skills by gathering sticks and branches, and work together to build a stable and waterproof den. If you’re not going on a summer holiday, then set up a tent and camp in your back garden over the long weekend. With many people opting out of foreign travel due to the current climate, you can enjoy listening to the owls hooting, spot foxes and badgers, as well as gaze at the stars from the comfort of your back garden.

Wash the car

A great way to make the most of the sunshine (again, we hope!) is to have a sponge fight and wash the car at the same time. For a bit of excitement add water bombs and water pistols. You’ll be getting a job done as well as having fun with the kids and burning calories. When you all work your arms for the wash and polish, do squats to clean the bottom of the car and stretch to wash the roof.

Playing games

Playing games such as volleyball (you could use a balloon), ping pong, hopscotch and tag will get you off your seat, but if you try and add challenges to the mix, this makes things more fun. Try to learn a new skill or improve existing ones like skipping, roller skating, juggling, skateboarding, hula hooping or ball skills. How about target practice using a ball or nerf gun? Or to give your body a good stretch, play twister. You can make your own game by marking circles on the ground using coloured chalk.

Dancing

Why not have a disco?  It’s not important if you can tap, Zumba, salsa, ballroom or belly dance. You don’t need to be a good dancer. The only thing that matters is that you’re moving. Start with a five-minute dance session then gradually increase it by five minutes every few days. You could even play musical statues. Just 20 minutes of dancing will raise the heart rate and give your family a good cardio workout.  It’s also a fantastic stress buster.

Walking

A walk in the park is a great way of spending quality time together and getting active. To avoid getting bored, stop and safely climb trees or swing on a branch. Try and vary your route to ensure that you have a mix of up and downhill walks.  Always keep a bottle of water handy and try to breathe deeply to use the full capacity of your lungs. If you’re interested in an imaginative way to explore towns, cities and villages in the UK, then try a Treasure Trails self-guided themed tour which has walking routes that start from a two-hour trail, although you can do it at your own pace.

Life-skills

Summer can feel like an extra long length of unstructured time. Use the last couple of weeks to teach your children some useful life skills from cooking to gardening. Housework isn’t the most enjoyable of activities, but it needs to get done and is much more manageable if you do it as a family and to some music. Finally having a clear out will not only leave you with more room in the house but will also feel therapeutic.

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It’s time to come over all Great British Bake Off and get those timers at the ready. On your marks, get set, bake!

James Martin Bakers Collection 12 Cup Cupcake/Muffin Tin, £19

Who doesn’t love a bit of James Martin (ahem)? Keep him in your very own kitchen (again, ahem) with these dishwasher safe, and oven safe to 240°C, 12 cup tins. With high grade steel with rigid rolled edges to ensure strength, durability and safety, all surfaces are also non-stick for optimal baking results.

Vintage Kelloggs Pop Art Frosties Double Oven Gloves, £24

Besides the fact ‘They’re Gr-r-reat!’ (if you know you know) these oven gloves will keep you protected when handling hot pots and pans. As well as a handy hanging loop, they’re machine washable at 30°C, and are made with premium quality 100% cotton and an insulated polyester filling.

Cath Kidston Blue London Town Apron, £25

Baking can be a messy business, so protect your clothes with a stylish pinny from this renowned British brand. Featuring a contrasting pocket print and coloured straps, it’s easy to adjust for a comfortable fit. Made from 100% cotton, one size fits all and it’s machine washable, too.

Mary Berry At Home Cake Lifter, £15.25

You’ve made an impressive cake – but how do you get it from the plate to your cake stand? Use this lifter from the Mary Berry At Home collection! It makes moving cakes from one place to another easier than ever, due to it being made from stainless steel, so is strong enough to support large weights.

Bundt The Ultimate Cook Book, £24.95

Want to step outside your comfort zone when baking? Consider this book, packed with 120 recipes covering everything from cakes and breads to buns, desserts and more. Perfect for the avid baker, amateur or professional, it’s been created by Melanie Johnson, a food writer and columnist at Country Life magazine – so it’s fair to say she knows her stuff.

Electrolux 6.5L Stand Mixer, £229.99

This mixer’s 1600W motor offers high performance power for heavy doughs and mixes, and its 6.5L bowl’s ideal for batch baking. There’s a whisk, dough hook and beater attachments and eight speed controls. The there’s its planetary mixing, which ensures the attachment rotates on its axis while moving around the bowl, reaching every edge for even results.

Russell Hobbs Express Air Fry Mini Oven, £99.99

Thought an air fryer was just about rustling up healthier chips? Wrong. Of course, this allows you to enjoy fast and even cooking with no need for excess oil, but it’s also got a choice of five functions including bake and keep warm. You can even pop the removeable accessories in the dishwasher or skin when you’re done!

Electrolux 26L Air Fryer Microwave, £249.99

And what about a microwave: thought it was just for reheating leftovers? Think again. As well as being an air fryer this also has 10 automatic programmes – including bake, no less – and intuitive dial control. Its 26L capacity gives you the space to cook properly, and its 900W microwave output ensures consistent, even heating. And, when cooking is complete, the Keep Warm maintains food at 65°C until everyone’s ready to sit down.

3Doodler Chef 3D Pen Set, £89.99

Kids age 14+ (and you) will love this – 3D printing pen technology to craft intricate designs using sweets! Simply load the pen with its included gluten-free and vegan candy capsules, then start drawing detailed decorations at the touch of a button. With quick heating technology, temperature and speed controls for precision, and two cartridges for reloading, it’s the ultimate tool for culinary creativity.

Lakeland Bread Maker, £129.99

Make your own bread by simply placing your ingredients in this maker and let it work its magic. There’s 15 pre-installed settings for everything from French loaves, gluten-free and wholemeal, to desserts, doughs, jams and cakes. And a delayed start function and even a memory function, so if you lose power, the bread maker picks up from where it left off as soon as the power’s back.

HORL®3 Cruise Knife Sharpener, £99

Using a blunt knife after baking can leave you with torn food rather than clean slices – a waste after you’ve spent all that time in the kitchen. That’s where this knife sharpener steps in. With a 20° grinding angle for stable sharpness, as well as 15° for delicate sharpness, it makes sharpening easier than ever and is ideal for beginners. It’s also minimalist and stylish in design, plus is made of ocean-bound recycled plastic.

Salter British Bakes Digital Kitchen Scale, £19.99

With a high 10kg capacity, 1g accuracy, and add and weigh tare function, this scale’s perfect for measuring dry and liquid ingredients without the need for multiple bowls. Thanks to the washable, waterproof design, you can embrace the fun of messy cooking without the hassle of time-consuming cleaning. All that and pink? Sounds good to us!

OXOGood Grips Angled Measuring Jug, 1L, Clear/Multi, £16

Say goodbye to stooping to check your liquid measurements! This measuring jug makes everything easier, thanks to the innovative design that allows you to read the measurement by simply looking down at the jug. That’s right: it eliminates the need to fill, check and adjust.

Viners Assure 4 Piece Knife Set, £17

You can’t bake your favourite treats without a good knife – and these are just the ticket. The sleek blades feature squared tips, offering a safer alternative to traditional knives. The soft touch handles provide a comfortable and secure grip for greater control, while each blade is made from rust-resistant stainless steel, tempered for long-lasting sharpness.

Kilner Sourdough Starter Set, £20.50

Not made your own sourdough yet? Now’s the time to start. This handy kit contains all the components needed to make a successful sourdough starter, which can then be used to transform into a whole host of goodies, from loaves and pancakes, to pizza, naan bread, and more.

Mason Cash Cane Mixing Bowl, £30

Made from earthenware, this mixing bowl is light enough to hold in one arm while mixing, but sturdy enough when using on the counter top, making it ideal for home or professional bakers. What’s more, the distinct patterned exterior and rim is designed to help bakers grip and tip the bowl, while the wide shallow shape allows for kneading within.

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