If you have a foodie or a baker on your Christmas list, Sur La Table is definitely a place for their gifts. They have plenty of gifts for those who love to cook, those who are still learning, or people who like to eat a lot more than cook.
Amazon is not widely known for luxurious items, but rather for vacuum bag refills and kitchen knick-knacks, but you can buy diamonds and designer apparel there too.
Cutting board is an essential item in every kitchen. A few of them are even better, so I think it's safe to say that no home chef can have too many wooden cutting boards, in fact, the more - the merrier.
What shall we give to each other when so many of us have every material possession we can possibly desire? Gift giving should be about something extraordinary.
Fall is ripe for cooking and baking like no other season. Sure, we saw our fair share of home cooking this year due to restaurant closures during the pandemics, but hopefully we still saved some energy for Halloween and Thanksgiving feasts.
There are plenty of delicious treats here in America but there are lots of international suites that will please anyone with a sweet tooth. Most of the candies are not available in the US yet, but you can find them especially shops. Next time you travel the globe be sure to stock up on these 20 delectable candies.
Putting birthday candles on a birthday cake has its tradition dating from ancient Greek and German cultures. The round cake was developed in Greece an ancient history that honored Artemis, the goddess of the moon.
While you get ready to celebrate the day of love, think who has been by your side from day one through thick and thin - your mom. She deserves love and recognition just as much as your significant other, so don't forget her on February 14th.
Whether it is a Le Creuset Skillet or Breville Juicer, your favorite store has it all! Let's find out what are the best gifts for cooks and bakers this holiday season.
Kitchen is not my favorite place, but it is what it is - I have family and have to cook for them almost every day, unless I make a big pot of something and then take an evening off from cooking.
As soon as my calendar announces that it's September, I fly in all consuming fall mood. It might still be scorching hot outside here in the South, but for me it's all pumpkins, cinnamon, apple picking, baking, and planning for Thanksgiving.
Valentine's Day is coming and fast. Are you ready for it or are you just starting to think about gifts? Whichever way you look at it, Valentine's Day requires some thought and planning and kids are often left behind, because we often do all that planning for adults.
It would be hard to find somebody on your list who doesn't like and appreciate a good sweet gift. We talked to many world-renowned bakers and top pastry chefs from restaurants, hotels, and their own shops to get recommendations for the most spectacular baked gifts this holiday season.
Mother's Day is right around the corner and we bet some moms could really enjoy some break from cooking, especially after the year of pandemic, when extra cooking was unavoidable.
I can definitely call myself candle aficionado. I love scented candles any time of the year and keep an eye out for them anywhere I go. For example, when I visit Home Goods or TJ Maxx, I have to either close my eyes while walking by or have somebody with me to take me away from candle section.
There is hardly any woman who doesn't like fine chocolate. Traditionally chocolate has been one of the most popular gifts on most occasions and it is definitely a great gift on Mother's Day too.
For centuries fine chocolate has been the gift of affection and a symbol of luxury and indulgence. For me, chocolate is the best gift and when I feel blue a cup of tea or coffee with a piece of chocolate immediately brightens up my day.
