Shopping for the foodies in your life can be fun--but challenging. Here are some great ideas to consider for your foodie family and friends.
Wines are always a nice gift, particularly during the holiday season with all the parties and not knowing who will stop by the house. Don’t hesitate to ask the employees at the wine shop if you have any questions about wines or pairings, that’s what they’re there for.
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Give the gift of something sweet. From gourmet cooking chocolate to fun and quirky chocolate bars, there are many options to satisfy a foodie’s sweet tooth . And who knows…maybe they will share!
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Expand your foodies cooking libraries with the latest cookbooks. Many new books hit the culinary literary scene this year and there’s something for everyone: baseball lovers might enjoy Diamond Dishes, political junkies might like Ron Paul’s cookbook and dinner party-throwers could enjoy Culinary Council Holiday Cookbook.
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For those looking to learn new cooking techniques and expand their palate might enjoy a cooking class. Culinary schools such as the Institute of Culinary Education offer a variety of cooking and baking classes and offer gift certificates.
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No one will appreciate a good cookie or moist cake more than a foodie. Baking can be a fun way to spend time with family and provides you a more personal gift.