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Gift Guide: For Gluten-Free Cooks and Eaters
If you know some gluten-free folks who love food and are wondering what to get for them? You might like some of these ideas.Gift Guide: For the Sweet Tooth
Season's Sweetings! These treats will leave your favorite sweet tooth with more than just visions of sugarplums dancing in their heads.Gift Guide: For the Coffee Lover
Giving someone a bag of whole bean coffee is kind of like a bottle of wine: it never fails and will probably get used. But the holidays are a time to think out-of-the-box. Whether your recipient is a barista, coffee buyer, or just a collector of brewing equipment, if you forgo the bag for one of these nifty suggestions you'll surely be remembered during every morning brew.Gift Guide: For the Meat Lover
Ever wonder what to get for the meat lover who has it all? Being an avid carnivore myself for thirty-or-so years now, I've received my fair share of meat-themed gifts, and these are some of my all-time favorites. They should warm the heart of just about anybody with a taste for meat.Gift Guide: For the Hot Dog Lover
Gifts for your favorite hot dog lover.Gift Guide: The Ten Best Cookbooks of 2009
We've gone through stacks upon stacks of cookbooks to come up with this year's ten best. They make great gifts for all the Serious Eaters in your life.Gift Guide: Stocking Stuffers Under $15
Our gift-guide marathon continues. Want something a little more special? Try our full complement of lists. —Ed. Anti-Theft Lunch Bags: Do not let your friends suffer from the injustices of sandwich larceny! We've been fans of these green-splotched bags ever since we first found out about them. Available at perpetualkid.com, $9.99 Gnocchi Board: This gift has a few purposes. One, it proves that gnocchi boards do in fact exist. Two, it will force the board's new owner to start making more of the dough blobs the old-fashioned way. This beechwood board forms the neat little grooves. Available at surlatable.com, $6.95 Chef's Pencil Set: How often do you use pencils? Ever? Maybe that number would increase if they said things like...Food-Themed Ties for Father's Day
Maybe gifting ties for Father's Day is a little trite, but think of all the funny looks he'll get when, instead of paisleys or stripes, they're covered in lo mein, matzah, and Spam. Here are nine ways Dad can get food all over himself without feeling like a slob. Pizza: If he hearts pizza enough to have it repeated all over his chest... $35.95 on zazzle.com Matzah: The bread of affliction, the neck accessory of joyfulness. $25 on jewishsource.com Dessert: If he has too many pink and red suits that need accessorizing, this black twill tie is full of maraschino cherries and what appears to be a strawberry shake. $14.95 on wildties.com...Serious Eats Gift Guide: Food You Can Wear
Do you know someone who loves food so much he or she just wants to emblazon it all over his or her body? Here are nine non-messy ways to do just that. From food-themed t-shirts to jewelry, there's a wearable food for every budget.Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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8 Delicious Chocolate Cakes and Pies for Valentine's Day
Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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