Meat Me
Madison Avenue butcher Lobel’s will fill your freezer with filet mignons, boneless strip steaks, bone-in strip steaks, and veal porterhouse steaks.Lobel’s Get Together Pack, $358.98
Frequent Cheese
Six months’ worth of cheese means six months of happiness.Murray’s Cheese of the Month Club, $300
Cocktail College
Arne Jacobsen’s classic, sleek stainless-steel shaker has a strainer insert.Stelton Cocktail Shaker, $219
We’ll Always Have Paris
Lynn Goldfinger sells silver and china from famous old hotels like the Ambassador and the Ritz, so your newlyweds can reminisce about honeymoons not yet taken.Paris Hotel Boutique Vintage Serveware, $125–$225 for teapots
Now You’re Cooking
The starter set from Staub includes three of the cookware company’s most popular and practical pieces.Staub Starter Set, $219.95
Pedal to the Metal
Adam Simha’s handmade stainless-steel knives, with bike grip handles that provide maximum comfort and minimum slip, have seduced both home chefs and professionals.MKS Design Knives, $419 for chef’s knife, paring knife, and diamond steel
Gas-Tronomy
This Ducane grill has a built-in work area, a rotisserie, a smoker attachment, and side burners.Ducane Affinity 4200 Gas Grill, $469
Drinking by Tea Light
Craft your own tea ceremony with this handcrafted, insulated tea lantern. The tea light holds a candle that sends diffused light through the liquid, while keeping it warm. Or use it without the candle for a cold drink.Molo Fritted Float Tea Lantern, $229
Just Add S’mores
Cozy up to this transportable firepit and let the campfire tales begin.Terra Outdoor Fire Basket, $435
Drink This, Then This, and Then This
In a sea of monthly wine clubs, we like Wine.com’s Grand Tour package. They select bottles from nine different regions, offer informative tasting cards with each selection, and consistently choose great wine.Wine.com Grand Tour Wine Club, $299.99 for two bottles a month for six months











microplanes--i could not get by a day without them.there are a lot of different styles and they all are super.check out the pictures of about 12-14 different styles at www.cookescutlery.com.
How you could have omitted the famous Peter Petrie Egg Seperator ($12.99) is beyond me: a ceramic mug resembling a face. Crack the eggs and gently place in the mug; the yolks are retained within, while the egg white drips from the nostrils of the mug's face. It has a definite EWWW factor, but kids LOVE it , and it's guaranteed to liven-up any baking session. Find at many sites, including here:
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How you could have omitted the famous Peter Petrie Egg Seperator ($12.99) is beyond me: a ceramic mug resembling a face. Crack the eggs and gently place in the mug; the yolks are retained within, while the egg white drips from the nostrils of the mug's face. It has a definite EWWW factor, but kids LOVE it , and it's guaranteed to liven-up any baking session. Find at many sites, including here:
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tea lantern is nice.. good idea with the candle and all, but no handle? one would think wrapping a hand around a hot cylinder of freshly brewed tea would not be enjoyable..
ah, dear microplane graters. they are the gift that keeps on giving.
FABULOUS selection of gifts! Where do you guys find all this cool stuff. The items are colorful, classic and functional...how perfect. I WANT THEM ALL! If not for myself, at least I know what I'm getting some peeps for weddings this summer. Thanks guys!
Neato burrito! Gifts for every occasion for the next ten years!
What excellent finds! Love the hotel silver site and Zingermans. I will absolutely send the Provence gift basket to my sister for her birthday. She loves France and says you only need to know three words to have a wonderful trip - vin, pain, et fromage.
Very unique suggestions. Trust Chow to do the research and come up with such great gift ideas. Thanks!