Decorating & Design
8 Great Gifts For The Gourmand In Your Life
Updated on December 22, 2021
They say the way to a person’s heart is through their stomach, and the holidays are the perfect time to put that into action. Whether you’re buying for a passionate chef or someone who enjoys fine food, we’re sure to have a gift that will suit their tastes. From delectable chocolates to quality kitchen tools, scroll down to see some of our favorite gourmet gift ideas!
Need a fun — and delicious — gift idea? A box of chocolates from Delysia Chocolatier is just the ticket. The Winter Wonderland collection is now available in Canada and features unique flavors such as Peppermint Mocha, Hot Toddy and Campfire Spiced Muffin. Irresistible!
Handsomely crafted in wood and brass, the Straight Edge scullery chopper is a thoughtful present for the home cook. The kitchen essential makes quick work of chopping vegetables, herbs, cheese and even dough.
A perfect host gift, the Original salt & grater set by Rivsalt comes with a high- quality stainless steel grater and handsome oak stand for your table. Simply grate the salt onto your holiday feast for an elevated seasoning experience.
Give the gift of a pretty table setting with these Pomegranate appetizer plates by Oui. Their simple shape and playful colors are perfect for holiday hosting.
Vancouver’s Cultivate Tea showcases rare heritage Chinese teas made by small producers who honor the traditional ways, as well as a curated selection of handmade ceramics that elevate your tea-drinking experience.
A collab between Crafthouse Cocktails co-creator Charles Joly and restaurant supplier Fortessa, the Crafthouse mixing set is an ideal gift for an at-home mixologist. With a mixing glass, julep strainer, bar spoon and two old-fashioned glasses, this set is all you need to make a restaurant-worthy cocktail.
Made with GMO-free corn, alkaline water and a hint of vanilla, King St. vodka is a great-tasting premium spirit that makes a perfect host gift. Bonus: It’s also gluten-free!
Made from locally sourced woods in New Brunswick, these kitchen tools are top-quality cooking and baking essentials that have a small ecological footprint.
House & Home November and December 2021