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Shopping for some people can leave you feeling defeated.
Especially people who love to cook.
For some reason, you know exactly what these people want to do all day, but you can't ever think of a good gift.
That's where we step in with some creative (and, of course, practical) gifts for the cook who seems to have everything.
Whether you're helping a loved one specialize in a particular cuisine or enhancing their already absurdly thorough collection of kitchen supplies, these are sure to be crowd-pleasers.
From $1 to $800, these gifts are sure to bring a smile.
Cake Tester, $1.
Jigger, $3.
Oyster/Clam Knife, $3.
Bamboo Sushi Mat, $4.
Porcelain Escargot Dish, $6.
Cake Leveler, $7.
Hickory Wood Chips, $7.
Ring Molds, $8.
Cheese Storage Bags, $9.
1 ounce of Saffron, $10.
Springform Pan, $11.
Mortar & Pestle, $11.
Knife Covers, $12.
Cedar & Alder Planks, $17.
Cast-Iron Tortilla Press, $20.
Pizza Peel, $25.
Madagascar Vanilla Beans, $30.
Sharpening Stone, $35.
Decanter, $37.
Chemex Brewer, $40.
Salt Plates, $43.
Knife Roll, $46.
Ricer, $50.
Infrared Laser Thermometer, $50.
Paella Pan, $50.
Cast-Iron Wok, $67.
Clay Pot, $70.
iSi Dispenser, $99.
Cast-Iron Skillet, $140.
Pasta Attachments, $152.
Breville Oven, $250.
Tablet, $429.
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And the dream gift...outside of going to Le Cordon Bleu in Paris perhaps.
Sous Vide Machine, $800.
Any other gift ideas for the cook who has everything? We'd love to hear them. And we also hope this helps.
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