I love cooking and baking. My favorite place is in the kitchen cooking for my family. And I'm always looking for new replacement equipment or utensils for my kitchen. I'm sure many of you out there who also have a kitchen / baker on your gift list and you're not sure what to buy for them, so I thought to give you some ideas:

– Wooden Spoon – I love wooden spoons, and good ones are hard to get. I love those with a good thick, long handle in them so you can use them in pots.

– Bata – I have different sizes of whisks and use them all the time. However, there are plenty of days I would like have more than 1 of my little girl. The really are very useful when they need to bring small quantities of something. Yes, I know you can use a fork, a whisk, but is more fun.

– Measuring cups / spoons – Like any good cook knows, can never have enough measuring utensils. When I'm giving some as gift, I like to find some way I would, but for some that are seasonal. This makes cooking much more fun when you're using utensils fun.

– Bamboo Utensils – This is another great idea. Yes, like wooden spoons, but these are actually much better and last longer

— Scraper – I use mine all the time for such things as picking up lots of chopped vegetables to scrape off bits of dough out of my carpet, after making bread.

– Or Spoonulas Silicone Spatula – This is another topic that I know I use it all the time and I am convinced that you can never have enough. When I have a great day for baking, I I always seem to run out of them, even when I wash and reuse.

– Serving Platters – I like to use nice dishes when I have a meeting. Although usually casual, it makes you feel more special.

– Cookie Cutters – If you know someone who likes to bake cookies, try to find a good set of cookie cutters.

– Apron – An apron is a must have for any serious cook / baker. You can find a white apron with bright colors, or just a few dollars, and you can get some fabric paint and dress up a bit. Or buy some fabric paint and grandchildren make / grandmother grandfather personalized apron with their handprints, and you could write your name, date, and age below them.

– Pot Holders – These can be found at reasonable prices or, if are sewing quilts, they might even do something!

– Dish Towels – My towels have been very dear in recent years and is beginning to show. New towels are always welcome in my kitchen, and I'm sure his cook / Baker will feel the same way!

– Baking Basket – put together a basket of their favorite kitchen staples like a box of cake or brownie mix, sprinkles, box powdered sugar, a spoon or spatula, cupcake liners.

— Dinner Basket – Prepare a basket of Italian food. You might include a box of pasta, sauce, garlic bread, and bagged salad mix and a bottle of favorite dress.

These are just some ideas to help you find that special cook Baker on his list something nice! I hope this gives you some good ideas!

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Stephanie Martin is a work-at-home-mom of 2 daughters and 1 son, and the owner and publisher of Busy Moms Online, a site with information for busy moms, and My Country Haven, a blog documenting her family’s life living on a farm and their frugal journey of remaining debt free while becoming more self-sufficient.

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