Whatever opinions you might have of Meghan Markle's new Netflix series, With Love, Meghan - be them good, bad, indifferent - I'm here to tell you that watching Meghan's new cooking show for her stunning array of kitchen items is worth a watch alone.
From Meghan's high tech kettle (also on Amazon) to her cheap Amazon lemon juicer, what Meghan's kitchen doesn't stock isn't worth knowing. She has some of the most beautifully chic kitchen items in the show, but that doesn't mean she skips the practical stuff - and what I love more is that it isn't all designer homeware and super expensive kitchenware. Some of it is far more affordable than you'd expect to grace the 43-year-old's kitchen.
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As Meghan revealed, she chose not to film the cooking show at her $29M Montecito home that she shares with husband Prince Harry and children, Archie and Lilibet, as she "wanted to protect that safe haven." Instead, her intimate series is said to be filmed at an $8 million mansion belonging to high society couple Tom and Sherrie Cipolla. Stocked well, of course, with yummy ingredients including plenty of edible flower sprinkles. Is there anything Meghan doesn't use these on? (You can make your own or pick up a pack from Amazon, FYI).
But that doesn't mean we're not still obsessing over the cookware, glasses and knives in the cooking show. It's just all so gorgeous! And since we've already dissected her With Love, Meghan, outfits, we thought it only fair we pause, zoom and search for Meghan's kitchen items too.
Meghan's chic kettle
In episode one, Meghan's using her Fellow Corvo KG Pro Electric Tea Kettle, $195 / £149 many a time, be it for making her friend, the makeup artist Daniel Martin, a cup of tea to the crew a morning coffee.
Meghan's kettle struck me for a few reasons. One, it's absolutely so chic it's ridiculous, and matches the laidback luxe aesthetic of her kitchen to perfection. Secondly, it looked lightweight - maybe Meghan's a weight lifter or has some arm strength but she lifted that thing with ease. No-one needs a heavy kettle. Thirdly, when I researched the kitchen appliance, it was much more high tech than I realised from remote heating to retaining its temperature.
As well as on Nordstrom, you can buy it on Amazon too.
One of my favorite things about the show is hearing all the little insider details of family life with Meghan, Harry and their kids. According to Meghan, Harry likes his food salty which is why she seasons everything with salt - and if you look behind her shoulder, there's an expensive-looking white marble salt cellar on hand. I found a lookalike at Amazon for just $17 / £17 and Wayfair has plenty, including this very like Meg's $24 jar.
Meghan uses her Le Creuset Braiser Dish, $368 / £305 in a few episodes, including making a breakfast frittata for Mindy Kaling and that mouth-watering focaccia bread with BFF Delfina.
Of course, Meghan's is in the achingly chic Agave colorway but Le Creuset comes in a rainbow array of shades.
She also uses the most darling gold measuring spoons, like Wayfair's handy set.
I love that Meghan serves her 'beverages', as she calls them, in coupe glasses and how does delicious does that peach nectar and champagne bellini look?
Meghan's story of her son Archie sitting and watching their 'sun tea' change color in the sun was adorable, and if you want to give your own sun tea concoction a go, you'll need this large glass jar, $17 / £7.58 to create your own magical tea.
The artisan salad bowl
See that gorgeous salad bowl in episode five? It's the artisan, handmade in Paris Adelaide Salad Bowl from Catbird.
If you do want to lean into the trad-wife vibes, you'll need a cute basket for collecting your fruit and eggs like Meghan. Gather your preserves ingredients in a rattan handled basket, like this adorable one from Amazon for $45.
Or skip the hard work and just use it as a sweet picnic basket or a decorative basket.