If you're like me and getting a late start, here are some fun ideas for the kitchen lover in your life. Or maybe a little something for yourself? I won't tell! Small kitchen gadgets come in a range of prices and make great stocking stuffers as well as gifts. Pairing a treat with a gadget you used to make the treat and the recipe for the treat would make a great gift for a special person.
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Silicone Basting Brush $6.99
Measuring Spoons $15.45
Cookie Scoop $11.99
Pastry Blender $11.95
Microplane Zester $14.95
Cherry Pitter $12.99
Meat Tenderizer $12.61
My Christmas wish is for a new camera. I'm feeling tired and limited by this little point and shoot that's been so good to me and I'm ready to move on to something with more options.
I would love! that cookie scoop! we don't have them here in Denmark :(
ReplyDeleteI love that every one of the things in this post are on my Christmas list too!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours! God Bless.
I love kitchen stocking stuffers! I always make sure to stop at Williams Sonoma to see what they have new each season. I don't have one close by, but there are also kitchen outlet stores that always have some goodies at low prices. Thanks for the fun list!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! We are done shopping, kept it simple this year. I do my shopping online. We just have to bake for the neighbors and we are done. Hubs bought a HUGE TV so that is our gift this year. I hope you get your camera:)
ReplyDeleteThese are some great ideas. Did you get them all from Amazon?
ReplyDeleteDailyChef - I sure did. I own all the above items and purchased all from Amazon. They have great prices on kitchen stuff, plus free shipping for $25 or more (or if you are a Prime member like me, free shipping on almost anything).
ReplyDeleteWill you be selling your current camera if you get your wish? Is that the camera you take your beautiful food shots with? I don't have a camera and might be interested in purchasing your old one if you decide to sell it. I'm just in the process of starting a blog and may need a few pics once in a while.
ReplyDeleteGreat suggestions. I've got a few last minute items to get in the mail.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous - the point and shoot is what I am using for the food shots currently. I haven't really thought about selling it, but it is something I'll consider if I get the new camera. Please send me an email so I'll have your contact info in the even that I decide to sell.
ReplyDeleteI love the stocking suffers!! Great ideas!!
ReplyDeleteI just got that camera! It's great, I still don't really know how to use all the fancy settings but its great to learn on!
ReplyDeleteI love kitchen gadgets- my in-laws have had a tradition of mystery gadgets since before my 37 year old husband was born, so their kitchen junk drawer is crazy.
ReplyDeleteI have the cherry pitter- I use it more for olives.
I don't have a pastry cutter. I was making biscuits tonight and used a potato masher. Worked perfectly and less annoying to clean than those sharp little pastry blenders. I don't know how it would be on pie crust, but I think it's much the same thing you're going for right?
I bought a cookie scoop in an after Xmas sale a couple of years ago and between that and discovering the miracle of parchment paper, my Xmas cookier look like Martha made them.
I kept looking at the cookie scoop thing, but I just couldn't figure how do you use it?
ReplyDeleteOh, now I see it, I was only paying attention to the right bottom half, didn't see the scoop on the left side. Oops!
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