We found the best gifts for the cooks and foodies in your life, from fancy pans to cute aprons and pasta makers.
We all have a foodie in our lives that makes Nigella Lawson look like a novice. From complicated techniques to never heard of chefs and restaurants, it can be challenging to keep up with them and even more to find something original and unique to gift them for Christmas.
They probably have every famous chef cookbook, the weirdest utensils that seem impossible to use and have visited and ordered from every single restaurant in town by now. So, what can you buy for a complicated foodie this Christmas?
We find that going for something useful, classic and of good quality is the best option when it comes to someone that is really passionate about food and cooking. To help you find the best sustainable gifts for foodies on the market, we selected our favourites – from cookbooks to fancy aprons and high-performance pans – to satisfy every kind of foodie and every pocket.
A Modern Introduction to Wine online course, Wild Wine School, £350.
Viva Collection pasta maker, Philips, £179.99.
Hot Stone Grill in gift box, Artesa, £39.99.
Six Lapis tumblers, Ishkar, £89.
Opinel knives, Whitby&Co, £33.95.
Eco Kitchen Sink Gift Set, £4.25.
Atlas 150 pasta machine, Marcato, £61.56.
Green Island food huggers, Eco Green Revolution, £4.95.
Cast Iron Square Grillit, Le Creuset, £125.
Bwari round marble board, Nkuku, £50.
Photography: Becca Tapert / courtesy of brands
