Food Network Staffers' Go-To Gifts for Their Thanksgiving Host
Preparing Thanksgiving dinner is no simple feat — so if there's anyone who deserves a show of gratitude, it's the host. Find out how Food Network staffers plan to say "thanks" to their Thanksgiving hosts at this year's feast.
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Hammered Copper Mugs, $30
— Cameron Curtis, Editor-in-Chief, Snapchat Discover, FoodNetwork.com
williams-sonoma.com
Bee Raw Honey Flight, $45
— T.K. Brady, Online Editor
beeraw.com
Auchentoshan Single Malt Scotch Whisky — American Oak, $37
— Alexis Markowitz, Recipe Developer
wineanthology.com
Hedley and Bennett Apron, $70 to $145
— Toren Weiner, Social Media Manager
hedleyandbennett.com
Maple Bottle Rocks, $22
"Almost everything from this stylish Charleston, South Carolina, shop is giftworthy, including these reusable stoppers. Hand-carved in the U.S., their smooth planes and rounded edges just beg to be touched. One of these will elevate any bottle of wine or carafe of water on a dining table. And when it’s not in use, the palm-size piece is pretty enough to keep out on a kitchen shelf or bar cart."
— Lygeia Grace, Director, Culinary Editorial
the-commons.us
Laurie & Sons Toffee, $24
— Michelle Buffardi, Site Director
laurieandsons.com
Murray's Assorted Meats and Cheeses, $17 to $20 Each
— Maria Russo, Online Convergent Editor
murrayscheese.com
Homesick Candles, $30
— Lauren Piro, Online Editor
homesickcandles.com
Salt & Straw's 5-Pint Thanksgiving Collection, $65
"Ice cream: It may not be the first thing you think to gift your Thanksgiving hosts as November temperatures drop, but what good is pie if not a la mode? The pies at our feast are always scratch-made, but breaking out the ice cream machine is a stretch when there's so much else to prepare. We always send high-quality pints ahead to our hosts, sometimes changing up the shops we order from. If your crowd is somewhat adventurous, opt for Portland-based Salt & Straw's whimsical flight of five Thanksgiving-themed pints. This year's flavors include everything from Spiced Goat Cheese & Pumpkin Pie to Salted Caramel Thanksgiving Turkey (a sleeper hit)."
— Sara Levine, Senior Managing Editor
saltandstraw.com
The Coffee Registry Ration Pack, $8
— Emily Lee, Digital Content Producer
thecoffeeregistry.com
Matryoshka Measuring Cups, $12
— Erin Cassin, Online Editor
fredandfriends.com
Luxardo Cherries, $20
— Heather Ramsdell, VP, Culinary Editorial
southernseason.com
Salt Starter Set, $24 to $54
— Betsey Brownfield, Senior Digital Editor
themeadow.com