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Your favorite foodie teacher will give these gifts an A+!

Make this holiday together one to remember no matter what their relationship status is.

Your guide to shopping for the guy who's impossible to buy for!

We found gifts starting as low as $18!

We air fried chicken, cake and fries to find our favorites.

Why give one gift this holiday season when you can give a basket full of them?

Everything on this list costs less than $50!

It's easier than ever to add a personal touch to your gifts this holiday season.

We roasted our way through multiple pans to find which will guarantee you success Thanksgiving Day and beyond!

From sushi to hot cocoa, we found an ornament for every favorite food.

Celebrate the lead up to the holidays with wine, cheese and, of course, chocolate!

Spoil your cat or dog this Christmas with these tail-wagging and paw-licking gifts.

From smoothing out sticky cookie batter to stretchy pizza dough, these powerful pins are really on a roll.

Give the gift of a delicious treat this holiday season!

We peeled potatoes, carrots, apples and more to find the very best peelers for all your produce.

We put them to the test (and drank a ton of coffee) to find our favorites.

We've got something for the wine, beer, spirits and hard seltzer lover in your life.

Although, we're not opposed to gifting that, too.

Which sauce is actually worth grabbing off the shelf?

These gifts are perfect for anyone who cooks like a pro (or wants to!).

We discovered which stainless steel pans really sizzle, not to mention shallow fry, steam and saute!

We piled our pans with pizza and covered them with cookies to find our top tool for baking!

These are ideal gifts for anyone who can't get enough of holiday sweet treats.

There’s no reason your scraps have to look like, well, garbage.

An all-American holiday calls for American wine. These bottles chosen by Food Network Magazine pair well with the feast — and they …

Send these delicious treats to a loved one — or order one for yourself.

These oven mitts and pot holders allowed us to hoist pans out of sweltering ovens without feeling the burn.