Small Holiday Gift Ideas?

[Asstragal]

I thought it would be fun to share some of our favorite kitchen related stuff that can work as small gifts (thinking under $100, stocking stuffer, gift exchange type things). KKF has steered me well in this department before. Awesome utensils you love? Indulgent ingredients that you'd balk at buying for yourself but would love to see in your stocking?

For example, someone recently posted about Earlywood spatulas. Never heard of them, but they look awesome and already sent to my wife to make sure they are under the tree this year. Someone posted some great looking aged shoyu, that got added to the family gift exchange list. Kuhn peelers and GIR spoonulas made it into the stocking last year.

What say you KKF? What are a few of your favorite things?

[Kalisspera]

I was gonna say Earlywood spatulas and Kuhn peelers but ya got those checked off.

So, I'll toss out Chef's Press. I have a pair of the standards and love 'em. Will likely add a couple more.

[ailinmeter]

For small holiday gifts, I try to go for stuff that feels personal but isn’t too over the top. Last year, I got my cousin this soufeel name necklace, and it was such a hit. She loved it, and honestly, it was one of those gifts that felt thoughtful without being super expensive. Now, she wears it all the time, which is kinda cool to see.