Gift Guide

Give the gift of making plant-based eating easier. 

This is the lowest-stakes kind of gift exchange—which means it should be the most fun. 

Truly high-end kitchen gear that’s still kind of practical.

We tried a bunch of popular advent calendars so you know which ones are worth buying.

This year, give something they can eat. Or burn.

From dish scrubber stocking stuffers to robots that vacuum and mop.

As told by a very tired parent.

Cookbooks, condiments, and a secret weapon pair of scissors for your favorite meat-abstainers.

Spoiler alert: don't buy a $20 cocotte. 

Useful tools, food-shaped housewares, and space-saving glassware top our list of this year’s most unique gifts.

Our favorite paper towel alternatives, plastic bag replacements, reusable totes, and more.

Put down that planter. You can do better. 

Mini hot sauce bottles, pocket-sized sea salt tins, and other gifts to help them savor the flavor wherever they go.

We did the research, you get the credit.

It doesn’t get much better than monthly deliveries of cheese, coffee, or pasta.

When an apple just won’t cut it.

Whether they're old pros or just picked up the habit this year, we have the right gift for every baker in your life.

Speckly ceramics. Olive wood spoons. And table linens, because you can never have too many. 

Make your friends’ new homes cozy with pretty platters, sweet-smelling candles, and a cast-iron pan that will last well beyond their next move. 

Stovetop or electric kettle fanatics, fans of high-caffeine matcha or low-key chamomile—don’t worry, we’ve got every type of tea lover covered.