37 Kitchen Gifts to Give Your Favorite Foodie

$46

This handcrafted, stoneware strainer has a built-in drip catcher and spout to make it easy to clean your fruit. After washing, you can keep it stored in the stylish container.

$35

Indulge your loved one's inner geek and sweet tooth with this plate, which says "i eight sum pi" via a math equation.

$12

Seasoned cooks know there's nothing more flavorful and satisfying than fresh herbs. Good thing these scissors make the chopping experience faster and hassle-free.

$159 and up

A husband-and-wife team in Maryland is behind these beautiful cutting boards that you can get personalized to make your giftee's prep work way more stylish.

$10

If avocado toast is your friend's favorite breakfast, get her this three-in-one tool that splits, pits and slices avocados. Genius.

$20

This clever tool lets you bring new life to some of the most common cooking ingredients. Just add items like garlic or herbs to the cup, grind, give the container a few shakes and you've for the perfect dressing.

$30

Nothing is more satisfying than spreading homemade butter on a freshly-baked roll, or at least we imagine that's what your foodie friend will say after receiving this charming gift.

$17

Here's the secret to perfectly thin (i.e. perfectly crispy) cookies. This customizable rolling pin uses slip-on rings to flatten dough to the exact millimeter.

$95

isn't just for gourmet chefs. Equipped with Bluetooth connectivity (seriously!), this smartphone-controlled wand heats water to a precise temperature, even if you're sitting on the couch.

$65

Instead of the hammer-and-crush motion of a Western mortar and pestle, this set was inspired by traditional Chinese tea grinders. How lovely.

$25

Let your friend have her cake and her cookies too with these birthday cake-flavored bites. Don't miss the other yummy options on the menu, like and ! Available at Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale’s, and Dillard’s department stores.

$39

Yes, you could get that novelty set but these precise salt and pepper mills do a neat trick. Adjust the bottom dial to select an exact grain size, avoiding any over-seasoned surprises.

$15

This dish has a rough center so you can grate your cloves of fresh garlic over it, then pour olive oil on top, just like they do in the Mediterranean.

$127

Health nuts, this one's for you. Cuisinart's family size-steamer circulates heat from the top down for more evenly-cooked veggies, fish and meat.

$5 and up

This handmade knife can do it all, including chop up herbs, pizza crust or just about anything else in the kitchen. Even better: It's untraditional shape will serve as the ultimate conversation starter.

$16

Jayson Home's quarry cups feature a swirling pattern of metamorphic rocks and can be used to serve tea or as a chic tealight candle holder.

$216

The backyard BBQ just came indoors. Get charred burgers, dogs or even grilled pineapple in the middle of winter on this countertop cooker. Bonus: The nonstick griddle cleans much faster than the traditional grate.

$250

If they're short on precious countertop space, help 'em win back some elbow room with the shrunk-down KitchenAid stand mixer. And with 10 covetable colors, what's not to love?

$10.50

Yes, it is possible to enjoy a morning cup of coffee even more — with a mug this cheery and bright, of course.

$28

The Garlic Prep 'n Store will definitely help prepare your favorite chef for any dish that requires garlic.

$16

The Chopper isn't just easy to use — it also makes for an easy cleanup once you're done cutting up those nuts and veggies.

$14

The Super Aerator by Rabbit ensures a glass of wine is perfectly aerated upon sipping (for the optimal wine drinking experience, of course).