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Stalwart bakeware with layers of heat-conducting aluminium over a steel core and a PFOA-free non-stick coat. Built to withstand oven, dishwasher, temperamental chefs and amateur bakers, alike. From £19 stellar.co.uk

Only the best is good enough for the crème de la crème of bakes. Luxurious vanilla extract, Potion De V, is sourced from grade A organic beans in Madagascar and aged for over 12 months. £40 potiondev.co.uk

French style rolling pins made from Tasmanian wood, £28.93 australianwoodwork.com.au

Award-winning single source honey, rich in autumnal notes, £8.50 blackbeehoney.com

Salted butter for baking? You bet. Take it from us, even the sweetest treat will taste better with a good pinch of salt. Castle Dairies creamy Welsh butter with a dash of sea salt from Halen Môn by Anglesey, £3.25 waitrose.com

Prettiness and precision, £38 coxandcox.co.uk

For tempting display purposes, £25 dibor.com

What could be more autumn than Kitchenaid’s classic stand mixer in Evergreen with its walnut wooden mixing bowl? £899 kitchenaid.co.uk

All-purpose flour using regeneratively farmed wheats, £220 cotswoldflour.com

You should only cook with wine you’d be happy to drink, and you should only bake with chocolate you’d be happy to devour. Islands Chocolate buttons, £9.99 selfridges.com

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