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Gifts that Keep on Giving: Gift Ideas for Food Lovers
Special occasions call for special gifts, but finding the perfect present is not always easy. Luckily,
everybody appreciates food and wine, especially the foodies, which makes food, wine and
accessories a welcome gift. Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, or the holidays, here are some
gift ideas that will satisfy even the most discerning palates.
Wine and Decanter Set
Foodie or not, a bottle or two of wine always makes for a nice gift.
Because these spirits are common, make the gift more unique by
throwing in a wine accessory set. A corkscrew, a few bottles, and a
decanter set can instantly make anyone a wine connoisseur.
This gift set can provide an erudite and witty exploration of all the
accessories and accoutrements that can enhance any wine drinking
experience.
Food Mill and Mortar-and-Pestle Set
Back when food processors and blenders weren’t kitchen staples,
food mills, mortars and pestles were the favourite tools of home
cooks. These were used for almost everything, from mashing
potatoes, and making pesto to creating spice pastes and other
recipe essentials. Both accessories allow the foodie to really enjoy
the cooking process, as they get to make everything from scratch.
Salt and Spice Collection
Nothing provides more kitchen inspiration than a pantry or
cupboard full of spices and seasonings. Different herbs and spices
they may have never heard of are a great way to stimulate their
senses and try something new. Add a special touch by arranging
the artisan salts and spices in a homemade basket or spice box.
A Sundry Basket
A basket of goodies filled with their favourite things, from chips and
wine, to cookies and coffee can be a great way of showing your
friends just how much you know and love them. This gift set is
customisable, so anything can go in. A bottle of wine or beer, a pack
of their favourite coffee blend or tea, some chocolates, or their
favourite sauces and seasonings can all go together in one gift
hamper. There’s also a big chance that they will actually love and use
everything in that basket.
It’s okay to give any gift, but it’s always better if there’s some thought that goes into finding the
perfect one. After all, it’s the thought that counts.
Resources:
http://www.naturallygifted.com.au/
http://www.youbeauty.com/nutrition/galleries/healthy-spices#1
http://www.marthastewart.com/975503/mom-who-loves-cook/@center/307033/spring-
holidays?search_key=gift%20ideas#975353