The Best Food & Cooking Gifts to Buy on Cyber Monday

The Editors of Epicurious
Updated

It can be stressful to find perfect cooking gifts for all the food lovers on your list. However, you can at least take advantage of the Cyber Monday sales and sift through the endless selections with savings in mind. Whether you're looking for a little thank you gift for a host or an essential item for a caffeine fiend, we've mined the Cyber Monday sales for the best cooking gifts.

<h1 class="title">tea towels</h1>

tea towels

Tea Towels

A lovely gift for a host, these tea towels are elegant, sweet, and should come in handy in any kitchen. Made of cotton and covered in a little heart pattern, the fast-drying towels have hanging loops and are machine washable.

BUY IT: The White Company Heart Print Tea Towels (Set of 2), $18 from Nordstrom (originally $24)

<h1 class="title">Double-Wall Coffee Glasses</h1>

Double-Wall Coffee Glasses

Zwilling Double-Wall Coffee Glasses

Give the gift of beautiful hydration with these elegant glasses. Made by skilled glassblowers, each double-walled glass insulates its contents, so even if your coffee lover likes it iced, the drinks stay cold longer. Of course, hot drinks stay hot longer too.

BUY IT: Zwilling J.A. Henckels Sorrento Plus Double-Wall Coffee Glasses (Set of 4), $30 from Sur La Table (originally $86)

All-Clad Belgian Waffle Maker

We'll never tire of singing the praises of the this All-Clad Belgian waffle maker and this is the cheapest it has ever been! Give the gift of the greatest waffles ever made.

BUY IT: All-Clad Four-Slice Belgian Waffle Maker, $160 from Sur La Table (originally $300)

<h1 class="title">Patterned Cheeseboard</h1>

Patterned Cheeseboard

Marble Cheese Board

For any cheese lover in your life, how about a stunning showpiece for their Boursin and brie. This white marble cheese board has bold, geometric inlays of brass that will look good whether covered in food or not.

BUY IT: Anthropologie Zora Cheese Board, $90 from Anthropologie (originally $218)

Frigidaire Retro Mini Refrigerator

As any sparkling water addict will tell you, there is nothing better than a fully stocked fridge of the stuff. So why not buy a mini fridge made for just that? La Croix not included, but greatly appreciated.

BUY IT: Frigidaire Retro Mini Refrigerator, $124 from Urban Outfitters (originally $159)

<h1 class="title">Anova Sous Vide Wifi Precision Cooker</h1>

Anova Sous Vide Wifi Precision Cooker

Anova Sous Vide Precision Cooker

The Anova Sous Vide Bluetooth Precision Cooker is a must for any kitchen geek looking to get into sous vide cooking. The control for this sleek tool happens through an app—one that also recommends cooking temps and includes helpful tips so no one jumps into this cooking method blind.

BUY IT: Anova Sous Vide Bluetooth Precision Cooker, $75 from Amazon (originally $129)

KitchenAid Artisan Mini

Know an aspiring Great British Baking Show contestant? Get them the KitchenAid Artisan Mini. With a 3.5-quart capacity, it's a bit smaller than the regular KitchenAid but perfect for an amateur baker looking to perfect small batches of biscuits, breads, and buns.

BUY IT: KitchenAid Artisan Mini, $250 from Jet (originally $320)

<h1 class="title">Food52 x Staub All-in-One Pan with Lid</h1>

Food52 x Staub All-in-One Pan with Lid

Staub All-in-One Cast Iron Pan

A classy companion deserves a classy cast-iron pan. This 10-inch fry pan is the perfect size for everyday use, fancy roasts, and even decadent desserts. The lid makes it easy to transport and stow away leftovers too. The red is festive but excellent for year-round enjoyment.

BUY IT: Food52 x Staub All-in-One Pan with Lid, $149 from Food52 (originally $297)

Want more cooking gift ideas? Check out our 2018 gift guide for cooks, hosts, and everyone in between.

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