The Chef's Table

Written by Chef Gear Brand Ambassador - Duenna from Duenna's Kitchen   Whatever the question, Pantry by Marble is the answer! No, seriously, if you told us that renowned celebrity chef David Higgs and his business partners at the Marble Group double up as prophetic culinary ninjas we would totally...

The iconic tall, white chef’s hat has an interesting history that dates back to the 16th century. Its function is pretty prosaic – stopping the chef’s hair from falling into the food or becoming entangled in equipment – but its symbolism is far from ordinary. A chef’s hat is officially called...

Although there are a range of knives for every job in the kitchen, there are some tips for selecting a knife that apply to all from the itty-bitty paring knife to the gigantic cleaver. 1. THE KNIFE BLADE First up, the blade. Not only there to make a knife gleam...

There’s nothing worse than finding a stain on a favourite item of clothing, so we’ve rounded up some tips for getting them out. INK STAIN Ink is one of the dreaded stains that seem almost impossible to remove. If you know what you’re doing, it’s easy as 1-2-3, though. Lay...

There’s an old saying that a workman is only as good as his tools, and when it comes to cooking tools, it’s certainly true of pots and pans. In fact, good-quality pots and pans made of the right materials really can improve your cooking. We’re definitely talking quality over quantity...

Looking for the best in chef’s uniforms and accessories? Finding them is now only a click away with the launch of the Chef Gear' website. Easy to navigate and showcasing Chef Gear's extensive range of chef’s uniforms and accessories, you can now stock up from the comfort of your couch....

The chef’s neckerchief is a common sight in professional kitchens. Although it may seem odd to be adding an extra piece of fabric to a wardrobe worn in such a hot environment, the neckerchief can actually help the wearer to feel cooler by collecting perspiration which runs off the face...

The function of protective clothing for the food and hospitality industry is two-fold: not only does it protect the people preparing food, it protects the customers as well. Kitchens can be dangerous places where injuries can easily happen, and customers are concerned about whether the preparation of their meal is...