Food & Drink
The best gifts for people who love to cook
Whether they be a baker, a griller, a chef or just a person who is all around excellent at making delicious things: This is exactly what to get for the gourmand in your life.
If you’re feeling VERY generous, consider this set of the most-coveted cast iron around. (Le Creuset, $1980)
This Kitchenaid mixer had us at “rose gold”. (Williams Sonoma, $650)
At the intersection of baking and Potterdom, you’ll find these spatulas. (Williams Sonoma, $12.99)
These animal moulds would make the most adorable cakes…for you. (Ikea, $4.99)
They’ll never buy store bought noodles again! We love this particular model for the ease of use. (Hudson’s Bay, $299)
This affordable alternative to LeCreuset is an amazing kitchen workhorse – good for everything from stews to bread! (President’s Choice, $89.99)
Not only are they colourful, these silicone cupcake “papers” are reusable. (Amazon, $13.99)
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