#89

Cookbooks are a great stocking fi ller

(give them to someone whose house you

frequent for dinner and it’s a win-win).

#94

This award-winning bike has recently launched

Down Under. In true IKEA style, it comes with

endless accessories (like storage racks and

a trailer) and is semi-fl at-packed, so that’s a good

30 minutes of entertainment putting it together

on Christmas morning right there. 

Bicycle, $799, IKEA, ikea.com/au

#91 Subtle cursing and

double entendre should be

celebrated at Christmas.

Lit AF Candle, $39.95, Damselfl y,

damselfl y.com.au

#90 The Body Shop’s

signature rich moisturisers

have got a new dress for the

festive season. You can even

customise their label with

the name of the recipient.

Softening Body Bu er,

$24.95 each, The Body Shop,

thebodyshop.com.au

#91

#93 The perfect silk

piece is just a click away...

Well, actually, many clicks

as you can customise the

colour, shape, length and fi t.

Gift an e-voucher for those

who want to take designing

into their own hands.

Dress, $639, The Made Republic,

themaderepublic.com

#92 New home-owners

will love this aura-cleansing

spray to up the zen-factor.

Cleanse: Crystal + Home +

Aura Cleansing Spray, $50,

Courtney + The Babes,

courtneyandthebabes.com

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Bicycle, $799,IKEA, ikea.com/au

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Body Shop,

.au

The Palomar Cookbook
($39.99, Mitchell Beazley)
London’s ho est restaurant
releases an equally excellent
cookbook. Wrap it up for that
cousin who’s so across the
latest hotspots it’s irritating.

O olenghi: The Cookbook by
Yotam O olenghi and Sami
Tamimi ($55, Ebury Press)
For the niece whose life goal is
to win MasterChef: a reprint of
the 2008 cookbook that made
O olenghi’s London deli treats
a global phenomenon.

The Beauty Chef: Delicious Food
For Radiant Skin, Gut Health
And Wellbeing by Carla Oates
($49.95, Hardie Grant)
Her potions have long been
mainstays in our beauty
arsenal, and Carla Oates’ fi rst
cookbook is just as worthy.

China: The Cookbook by Kei
Lum Chan and Diora Fong
Chan ($59.95, Phaidon)
Sweet and sour pork from the
local Chinese restaurant still
Mum’s secret shame? Up her
home-cooking game, and let
your stomach reap the rewards.

Australian Gourmet Traveller
Menus ($59.95, Bauer
Media Books)
A fresh update on standard
cookbooks, it features curated
menus from the talented folk
behind Three Blue Ducks,
The Bucket List and more.

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