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Kitchen and garden wares with traditional roots

Kitchenware and garden tool seasonal favourites

At Odgers and McClelland Exchange Stores Duncan and Megan take care to select tools that you'll use in the garden and kitchen for decades to come. These are the goods you'll reach for daily. They are practical, elegant and beautiful. As one of our customers, Wendy, puts it they are "last-a-lifetime, hand-me-down" heirloom territory. Falcon enamelware, Fowlers preserving supplies, Stanley flasks, timber utensils, and Mason Cash ceramics seasonal favourites are go-to kitchenware essentials. You'll find pie dishes in multiple sizes, serving spoons and ladles, tea pots, baking and roasting trays, and serveware (plates, bowls, mugs, tumblers). Add to that gardening tools to make tasks easier from weeding fingers, secateurs, and classic trowels and forks, to potato harvesters, asparagus knives and our popular razor hoe multi-purpose gardening tool.
















BLOG: White Enamel Pie Dish

There's a newborn in the house, take food

March 29, 2026

Blog posts have taken a back seat lately as we have been harvesting honey, fruit and vegetables and being part of the baby bubble following the birth of our grandson Lewis. Parents Isabelle and Ben are emerging out of the first three months of life with a newborn and it is beautiful to see them nurture their family, get to know Lewis, and learn all the things that come with caring for a baby. One of the ways we have been able to help from a distance is with food. Arriving with a hamper of Nundle's Crawney's Hills to Grills beef, pasta bake and casserole meal portions for the freezer, a cake, biscuits, favourite muesli, tea, or apples for the fruit bowl just might make life easier at some point of the 24-hour baby clock. A new-to-me postpartum snack is the lactation biscuit. I bought a box of lactation biscuits for Isabelle from our local health food store, and after her sister-in-law gave her a homemade batch Isabelle found the recipe online. We started making them during some of my visits, tag teaming between baking and caring for Lewis. Last week I made a batch to take down, and when I arrived Isabelle already had biscuit batter in the stand mixer - such is the popularity of this snack.