. . . AND HERE ARE THE TASTIEST MORSELS OF ALL

Magimix 2-Slot Vision Toaster, €179

HOW have we lived without being able to watch our toast take a tan over breakfast?

Hand-carved wooden pig centrepiece bowl, €54

A LITTLE piggy trug which she uses to store stray lemons and onions. It is so perfect. Gimme, gimme, gimme. Oink, oink!

Viners Rose Gold Cutlery set, €127

FOR fork’s sake, Nigella even has covetable cutlery. Different, stylish, achingly contemporary. Who’d expect anything less?

Nordic Ware Bundt Pans, €35-€55 each

THE quiet glory of beautiful baking tins should never be underestimated. Worth investing in, even if you only use them twice a year.

Four Annabel Jones Champagne Glasses, €45

CHAMPAGNE should really be drunk from tulip-shaped flutes — but who can resist Nigella’s festive saucers? And I mean that in a non-suggestive way.

KitchenAid Artisan Mixer in copper, €830

LOOKS like it should be strapped to the wing of a private jet to give extra thrust on take-off. The latest and most expensive KitchenAid.

Aerolatte Coffee Pot, from €17

NATURALLY, Nigella has three of these beauties, the Mummy, Daddy and Baby bear of beverage bodaciousness.

Falcon Italian Mezzaluna, €13

CHOPPING up herbs looks elegant and more fun when you use one of these, like Nigella does. I could never be so extravagant — a sharp knife is fine.

Ridged Glass Biscuit Jar, €15

IF YOU are going to make Nigella’s scrummy double chocolate and pumpkin seed cookies, then you should have somewhere nice to store them.

Mason Cash Batter Bowl,€24

HAD no idea such a thing as a lipped, pouring batter bowl even existed. Now I do, I want one — and I want Nigella’s exact one, of course.