Unexpected Cooking Equipment Gifts
When you're choosing a gift for someone who likes to cook, it's always nice to have the element of surprise on your side, particularly because most cooking enthusiasts have already outfitted their kitchens with everything they need. This assortment of unique kitchenware gifts, culled from some of the most clever and design-focused manufacturers in the market, will be unexpected and much appreciated by foodies and cooking aficionados.
This touchscreen tablet is designed especially for use in the kitchen, with a touchscreen that won't get damaged by flour-covered, wet or greasy hands. Wiring is protected, the buttons are waterproof, and it can withstand heat and humidity. It is pre-loaded with recipes, videos and techniques, making it one of the most helpful learning tools for home cooks. The tablet can also be used for email, social media and streaming music.
From the creative kitchenware company Fred comes this cutting board that will please any detail-oriented cook. The board has a measurement grid, angle measurements, and a little chart showing the proper sizes of classic knife cuts such as julienne and brunoise. More »
With two interchangeable blades, this tool can create garlic slices or chopped garlic with no fuss and no mess. The blades are removable for cleaning, and the cut garlic can be stored in the container. The blade not being used stores underneath. It's exclusive to Sur La Table.More »
This elegant set will be a gorgeous addition to any counter. The glass carafe holds the marinade, while a pipette with a silicone basting brush on the base draws up just the right amount of marinade to baste pieces of fish or steak. More »
A cook will have no trouble following the recipe with this well-designed stand from Joseph Joseph. The compact stand opens just like a book, and bookrests and page holders are on hinges so that they flip out for use. A stand in the back keeps it at the perfect angle, and grips on the base prevent it from slipping on the countertop. It can also be used for tablets, such as an iPad.More »
1. QOOQ Kitchen Tablet
This touchscreen tablet is designed especially for use in the kitchen, with a touchscreen that won't get damaged by flour-covered, wet or greasy hands. Wiring is protected, the buttons are waterproof, and it can withstand heat and humidity. It is pre-loaded with recipes, videos and techniques, making it one of the most helpful learning tools for home cooks. The tablet can also be used for email, social media and streaming music.
2. The OCD Chef Cutting Board
From the creative kitchenware company Fred comes this cutting board that will please any detail-oriented cook. The board has a measurement grid, angle measurements, and a little chart showing the proper sizes of classic knife cuts such as julienne and brunoise. More »
3. Slice and Dice Garlic Press
With two interchangeable blades, this tool can create garlic slices or chopped garlic with no fuss and no mess. The blades are removable for cleaning, and the cut garlic can be stored in the container. The blade not being used stores underneath. It's exclusive to Sur La Table.More »
4. Sagaform Glass Marinade Set
This elegant set will be a gorgeous addition to any counter. The glass carafe holds the marinade, while a pipette with a silicone basting brush on the base draws up just the right amount of marinade to baste pieces of fish or steak. More »
5. Joseph Joseph CookBook Stand
A cook will have no trouble following the recipe with this well-designed stand from Joseph Joseph. The compact stand opens just like a book, and bookrests and page holders are on hinges so that they flip out for use. A stand in the back keeps it at the perfect angle, and grips on the base prevent it from slipping on the countertop. It can also be used for tablets, such as an iPad.More »
6. Buttercup Butter Maker
Nothing beats the freshness and flavor of homemade butter. And this simple gadget from Chef'n allows butter to easily be made at home. Add heavy whipping cream to the jar, bring it to room temperature, then shake it for a few minutes until butter starts to form. A built-in strainer makes it easy to drain off the buttermilk and rinse the butter, and a removable chamber at the other end allows the user to add ingredients like garlic or honey for flavoring. More »
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