Have you finished your holiday shopping yet? If you’re like me, you’ve barely started. I avoid malls after Thanksgiving and shop exclusively online. Pajamas are better than long lines, I always say. Anyway, I’ve been perusing the internet for gift ideas and I thought I’d share some of my favorite finds with you! I think the spiced gingerbread butter from Williams-Sonoma would be the perfect stocking stuffer. And if anyone bought me Momofuku Milk Bar cookies, I’d literally squeal with joy. The cornflake and compost cookies look to die for. Oh right, I’m shopping for others...
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I want to taste everything they’re selling!
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$21.99
These are three of my favorite finishing salts
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$10.95
This Gingerbread Butter from Williams-Sonoma is a perfect stocking stuffer
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JoyHey has turned many of her beautiful photos into iPhone cases. I love so many of them, but this ‘Butter and Love’ case really stands out
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$27.95
I love the cherry colored products from Le Creuset. They’re beautiful and durable.
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$23.10
This cookbook is a wonderful gift for the baker in your life.
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Zingerman’s has the best oils and vinegars. This is a wonderful olive oil at a reasonable price.
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I think these spice containers are elegant!
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These stoneware containers from Anthropologie are perfect for displaying fresh fruit.
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yes to it all! Now I just need a sugar daddy to get it all for me!
Thanks so much for this post! I need to put together a nice host gift basket, and he’s a total foodie so this list is so useful!
Thanks for the great ideas! My mom just got her ugly 70′s kitchen remodeled – and it is gorgeous! Can’t wait to give her some new things to put in her lovely new kitchen.
Awesome list! I am like you, I do all my shopping online too!
Oh, I see so many that I would put on my wish list… it would be so tough to give these away:)
The iPhone case is lovely. I like the idea of doing more shopping online too.
Thanks – everyone who likes cooking deserves le Creuset and very cute Farmer’s Market Baskets – they look like they should be used for sand castles ;-)
Great ideas!! Thanks!!! Oh, and I think I’ll add these to my wish list, too!!!!
I am like you, and have not done any shopping yet, mainly because I just seldom shop! Most stuff i make. So a great big thank you from me for doing my shopping for me.. i am about to zoom over to these sites to have a look. thank you honey! c
That iPhone case is so adorable! Great ideas!
This is just too cool. Must share!
one of everything please!
You know, I buy vegetable boullion (never quite remember how to spell that…ha) in the concentrated gel kind of form you find in supermarkets and those containers, once washed and the lable peeled, make excellent spice containers. Plus it lets me be creative making labels for them. Do you have a cookbook suggestion for someone who needs a meat-and-potatoes-all-around-basics kind of cookbook. I was trying to think of what my own suggestion would be. I have a great one for vegetarians, but for meat-ivores, I’m not sure. Is it better to start with Betty Crocker or Better Homes and Gardens or Julia Child? Any thoughts?
The cookbook that comes immediately to mind is ‘Barefoot Contessa’s Back To Basics.’ It has a lot of classic, easy recipes.
How much do I love this?? I drew my future sister-in-law in the gift exchange this year, and she’s a foodie who I am sure would love any of these gifts!
Nice picks! The Le Creuset Dish, the finishing salts and the Tartine book are my favorites!
I love this! My mom asked me what I wanted for Christmas….I may just send her the link to your page :)
Agreed! I just want everything here, especially the iPhone case and farmer’s market baskets!
Love the farmer’s market baskets!
I’m just going to send this to my husband with a note: Dear Santa… Just buy it all! :-) Thank you!
Great ideas! I’m like you and avoid the malls too. I usually shop handmade or little local shops. Love the Farmers Market Baskets!
Thanks! I love your etsy shop.
Thanks for checking it out!
Tartine cookbook, absolutely! One of my favorites.
I’m happy that I do not have many people around me to buy gifts for. I suck in picking the right gift.
But for myslef I would love to have that cookbook.
I agree – pyjamas are better than long lines! And even better is saving the money otherwise spent on mass-made items that we ‘need’, and instead spending time.
You see, we aren’t buying anything this year for Christmas – and we actually hope not to get any! Mostly because we will be taking only a suitcase (each!) for our big move overseas.. but also because we decided that better than consuming stuff, is offering time and homemade goods for those we love. Don’t forget that during this consumer-period of spend, spend, spend!
How lovely – such great ideas :) Thanks so much! I feel honored.
I know the idea is to buy gifts for others, but I have to have that iPhone case! Great post.
I think those little glass strawberry baskets are adorable!!! So unique and really cute.
You’d be a great secret Santa!!!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
Some great ideas here and several that had not crossed my radar. I’m particularly enamored with the ceramic farmer’s market baskets. Thanks for the tips!
Nice ideas, thanks! I think I might have to order the oil from Zingermans. I used to live in Ann Arbor and there is no finer food shop than Zingermans!
Great ideas! I love those Farmers Market Baskets :)
Ginger bread butter eh? Mmmmm…
I absolutely love the farmer’s market baskets! What an adorable idea! Thank you for sharing :)
What a nice selection … the little baskets are my favorite. I hope Santa shops where you do!
Great list, thanks for the ideas!
I wish someone would buy me all of this stuff for Christmas! Love those Farmer’s Market Baskets.
Oh wow, thanks for all the awesome gift ideas. Especially the gingerbread butter. I’ve been wanting to make my own but have no idea what all goes into it. Maybe I should just suck it up and buy some already prepared. Unless of course you happen to have a good recipe for it… :)
Great list! I’ve had my eye on those stoneware containers at Anthro for a few months but haven’t bought any for some reason. They’re so adorable! Maybe I’ll just have to ask for some for Christmas. ;)
I love the Farmer’s Market baskets from Anthropologie – Great find!
Great roundup!
I’m trying to do my shopping online too. I wish everyone I knew was a foodie, it would be so much easier. ;)
Great ideas!
I’ve not got around to doing any Christmas shopping yet…argh! But this round up has already provided some inspiration so thank you :-)
Quite a selection. Tartine book is a keeper. I’ve made the Devils Food Layer Cake several times and those extra touches make it extra special. The Le Creuset Gratin dishes are great for roasting one chicken breast for dinner, too.
I’ll take one of each please!! :)
Anything Le Creuset is great! That was my Christmas present last year-a new Le Creuset pot!
You take such beautiful photos! I’m still learning to use my camera and stay out of my own shadow. How do you know Zingerman’s? I’m a U of Michigan grad, so I used to frequent the store. But, I’m wondering if professional chefs, like you, use it as an online resource. Thanks for stopping by my blog and taking the time to “like” it. I’m new and really appreciate your support.
Zingerman’s has several books and I’ve read a few of them.
I saw those Farmer’s Market Baskets at Anthropologie, so cute! What a dangerous store that is…
THe iphone case is super cute! That would make a wonderful valentines day gift too!