31 unique and unexpected kitchen gifts from Food52
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- You may know Food52 as the website with all the creative recipes and food stories.
- It also includes an online Food52 Shop that sells the kitchenware and cooking tools you need to make their delicious meals, in addition to other unexpected home gifts.
- We found 31 unique gift ideas that range from a $30 multi-functional ginger tool to a $240 gourmet salami subscription.
If you've ever looked up an online recipe, you've probably landed on the Food52 website at one point or another. Their creative recipes and food stories are enough to make anyone hungry.
Food52 doesn't just provide interesting ideas, they also sell the very kitchenware and cooking tools you'll need to make all of their delicious meals. In the Food52 Shop, find cookware, small appliances, kitchen accessories, and tons of other things you'll need in your kitchen and home. A number of these bespoke products can't be found anywhere else online, and Food52 also participates in limited-edition collaborations with other brands.
When you're stuck on finding a unique food or kitchen gift and you've already exhausted the traditional options, you'll find better luck shopping at Food52. The Shop is a great place to find smaller, indie brands and unexpected products.
Standard ground shipping costs $9, while 3-day express shipping is available on select items. To find out whether your gift will arrive in time, click "View Shipping and Delivery Estimates" on each product page.
The 5 best gifts from Food52:- An at-home raclette set, $79
- An assortment of silicone lids, $40
- Pretty stoneware bowls with a variety of uses, from $58
- A charcuterie slicer for the recipient who loves to entertain, $65
- A personal cast iron pan, $79
A collection of specialty, limited-edition spices
Preserved truffle peelings
A sleek stainless steel tea kettle
A tea towel that lists every type of oyster in North America
A portable metal straw set
An herb growing kit
A tool that makes peeling and cutting ginger much easier
An intricate vintage ice bucket
Grilling tools that have built-in flashlights
A coffee press that follows them wherever they go
A corkscrew and wine stopper set
Leather catch-all trays
A signed vegan cookbook
An at-home raclette set
Candles that smell like the forest
A charcuterie slicer for the recipient who loves to entertain
Decadent chocolate bars that contain EVOO instead of cocoa butter
Eye-catching ceramic vases
Puzzles that look like their favorite foods
Another interpretation of the phrase "food baby"
A lantern that also plays music
Pretty stoneware bowls with a variety of uses
A sleek way to keep their wine cold
A personal cast iron pan
An attractive casserole carrier
A thoughtfully designed apron
An assortment of silicone lids
A subscription that sends them gourmet salami each month
A stylish and practical glass bottle
Beautiful copper molds for fancy desserts
A large cocotte perfect for slow-cooking meats
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