What would be a good and unique gift for a kitchen themed shower?

Answer 1

A cookbook or magazine along the lines of "cooking for 2," matching accessories (i.e. 2 whisks, 2 aprons, 2 sets of oven mitts) and a little something instead of a bow on the package, like a small magnet with a picture of the couple in it.

Answer 2

One of my favorite gifts from my shower was a copy of The Joy Of Cooking. I use it constantly, it's good for beginner and advanced cooks. My favorite kitchen appliance is my Kitchen Aid food processor but it's expensive about $200 at Amazon. We use our toaster oven literally every day. It's big enough to hold a 12" pizza. The Versaware Crockpot is great, goes from the stove top, to the fridge, to the slowcooker base.

Answer 3

A basket of cleaners, dish towels, sponges and assorted abrasives like steel wool, etc. And a really nice pair of rubber gloves. Maybe put in one of those Rubbermaid containers that can be stashed under the sink and keep everything organized.

I say this because whenever people buy decorative things, sometimes they don't match or they reflect the taste of the gift giver, not the recipient.

Answer 4

Wedding shower or baby shower? I'd say a kitchen utensil that looks like an animal or an apron with some sort of goofy message on it.

Answer 5

Couple of options that I have done:
1) Baking pan/pot for couples favorite type of dish, with pantry items to make it plus a family recipes (if you have one).
2) Cookbooks, if they need them, I made a personalized cookbook for my Mom one year for Mother's Day. She loves it.
3) Small cute items: matching salt, pepper shakers, etc., aprons, hot pads, trivets...maybe find a theme and go with it through out the presents
4) Registry items but add a personal touch: a recipe, utensil needed to use it (plastic spoons for Calfalon stuff, etc).
5) All edible stuff for a sexy night in the kitchen (kinda recreate 9.5 weeks)

Answer 6

My past wish list:

A subscription to a cooking magazine.

A quesadilla maker

Different colored peppercorns

Penzeys' Hot Chocolate Kit

Penzeys' Grill Spices

Wine of the Month Club

Table top wine opener

Gift card to Trader Joes

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Assuming this is for a bride to be...
I bought a great pasta pot filled it with the ingredients for my homemade spaghetti sauce (minus the meat !) like oregano, basil, jar of crushed garlic, can of diced tomatoes, salt, pepper...ect., and a nice pasta container filled with angel hair pasta. For the bow I used ribbon and tied a gift card to a local grocery store and my recipe for the sauce !

This is great for when they get back from the honeymoon and want to make that first romantic dinner !

Answer 9

One of those kitchen mixers the expensive ones......it's called the
KitchenAid 5-Quart Artisan Stand Mixer

Answer 10

Have they registered anywhere? If so, they've already done the work for you, you just have to get it.

I think an ice cream machine is always a nice "treat" as a gift.