What to buy someone who loves cooking?

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She already has loads of kitchen gadgets, hates cookery courses and has almost every cook book.

So I’m not sure what I can get her. Any suggestions welcomed.

Does she do anything else?

A good knife. They're a joy for cooks

I think a good quality olive oil in a nice bottle is always well received, perhaps look in a deli for one?

Is there a lovely local deli or butcher you know she likes? A voucher from somewhere like that?

I agree with @rumred, a good knife is always a great gift for a cook! Do you have a budget in mind?

Budget ?

Really good knives.

A personalised chopping board.

Fancy spices.

I bought these for my Dad

www.simonrogan.co.uk/shop/product/simon-rogan-salt-set

www.simonrogan.co.uk/shop/product/our-farm-oil-set

What about one of the spicery legend kits?

Selection of pretty and unusual spices and condiments, like pink peppercorns, Himalayan pink salt. etc.

I don’t think knives make good presents, sorry. I would hate to get random knives - they are so personal.

If she already has every gadget and cook book then ingredients or something entirely unrelated are the way forward. I agree with the good olive oil suggestion. Truffles, good pasta, vouchers for a decent delicatessen. Those are all things I would like.

A variety of spices,
Burger press,
Spice grinder,
Flavoured oils,
A new knife,

Dinner

Thanks for the suggestions so far.
The budget is no more than £50.

She already has knives, but I love the idea of some nice spices.

Have a look at www.souschef.co.uk/collections/gifts-under-50

Malala Dabba

Masala Dabba lol.
Indian supermarkets sell them quite cheaply. You could buy some of the more unusual spices from too, at a fraction of what you pay for those little jars.

I bought a friend one of these. She loved it.

www.spicekitchenuk.com/products/copy-of-fresh-india-by-meera-sodha-spice-tin-9-spices-handmade-silk-sari-wrap

another vote for the spice kitchen! love the spices

Gourmet Spice Company

they make little tubs of spice mixes, a wide range of different kinds, they are really nice and when I got them, they came nicely boxed for gifting.

A selection of things from Nigella’s list?

www.nigella.com/books/simply-nigella/gb-stockists

I'd be a bit disappointed to get spices, but delighted with a good bottle of olive oil and/or lovely balsamic vinegar.

Does she cook for guests a lot? Maybe a really lovely serving bowl? Arket have some gorgeous ones.

traditionally bad luck to give knives anyway. You can tape a penny to them so they ‘buy’ it off you.

a voucher for Souschef.Co.uk is boring but effective or ask someone what she would like from there.

A voucher for Sous Chef - so many foodie ingredients and she can buy what she fancies. I always get lost down a rabbit hole on their website, I want to buy everything!

If she is a kind of person who has all the spices available and think they are boring like pp says, I agree very good oils, or vinegars could be more suitable.
Or if she loves baking, expensive natural food coloring like these could be quite inspiring. I would pick blue, pink and green.( but I don't recommend them to someone who has no clue about the value of these.)
www.rainbowinmykitchen.com/natural-food-colorings/