Spoil your young foodie (or your inner child) with some of these kid oriented gifts.
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The Serious Eaters have spent a lot of time finding the best foodie gifts out there for our Gift Guides. But what do we really want for the holidays? Find out what made our personal wish lists after the jump. Ed Levine: Sausage from Southside Market in Texas. It's the best smoked sausage ever. So juicy, it's guaranteed to stain your shirt. We're giving a whole mess of it away on Serious Eats over the holidays. Too bad I'm not eligible to win. from $30.99 at southsidemarket.com Adam Kuban: Oh, I don't know. I don't really need anything. Maybe a decent chef’s knife (or a sharpening for my current knife) or a nice All-Clad sauté pan to replace my who-knows-how-many-years-old...
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Normally at this time of year, glasses are being lifted in a joyous celebration of the winter holidays—or at least we usually pretend that’s the case. This year, however, with the economy in a tailspin and with the future looking grim, it’s less a case of “God bless us every one” and more a case of “God, I could use a drink.” Be sure to spread some of the season’s spirit this year, but since times are tough, don’t break the bank—instead, do some strategic shopping for the home mixologist on your list. 'Tiny Bubbles' by Kate Simon Magnums of fine French bubbly may be a scarce sighting during hard times, but it’s easy to get festive with a...
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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.
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You could just give a bottle of wine to a wine lover as a gift, but that's a little too expected. Here are some useful and fun, non-drinkable gift ideas for the wine lover in your life, each one costing $25 or less.
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Cheese—really good cheese—can be an expensive hobby, especially in these fiscally challenging times. This year's cheese gift guide is focused on ideas $25 and under, but will still impress the caseophiles in your life. (Prices don't include shipping unless otherwise noted.)
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If you love toast, you probably already have the "toaster" part down. This isn't a guide to buying a toaster—these are accessories and tools that a toast lover might enjoy, especially if you wrap it in pretty paper and give it to him or her. Some items have to do with the edible slices of bread; others just look like them.
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There's probably someone in your life who isn't old enough to benefit from new knives or an espresso machine. Make sure the little ones have delicious dreams after bedtime stories with these food-inspired childrens' books. They range from the classic (
Stone Soup, Strega Nona, and
The Carrot Seed) to the more recent (
A Little Pea, Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog, and
The Donut Chef).
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If you're a Serious Eats regular, chances are you're also a bacon lover. We've created a holiday gift guide especially for you to share with your friends and family to ensure your Christmas morning is bacon-filled. You can thank us later.
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Stocking stuffers in the $20 to $30 range. These are things all foodies want but would never buy for themselves. They are not novelty; they are niche—and nationally available.
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