Top 10 Tech Gifts for Cooks - 2008
Gourmet cooking is not just for the professional chefs anymore. These days, the average Jane (or Joe) can crank out some pretty amazing meals. That means two things, a better holiday meal this year and a great area of holiday gifts to focus on.
Another great thing about gifts for cooks is the huge price range. There are some great gifts for as little as $5 and some really great stuff up in the hundreds. A couple tips for getting the right gift:
- Make an educated choice. Search the drawers, or call someone who can, before you buy something the person already has.
- What kind of cook are they? Griller, baker, etc.? That will help to narrow down your options
- Style is important. Make sure you get something that matches their kitchen.
If you still can't make a choice, no worries, the DeGeeked Crew has done the leg work for you.
- CDN Proaccurate Digital Programmable Probe Thermometer
- Escali Primo Digital Multifunctional Scale, Chrome
- Oster 4207 Electric Wine Opener
- KitchenAid KSM150PSER Artisan Series 5-Quart Mixer, Empire Red
- CDN Proaccurate Stainless Digital Thermometer
- Cuisinart CSB-77 Smart Stick Hand Blender with Whisk and Chopper Attachments
- AeroPress Coffee and Espresso Maker
- Senseo HD7832 Supreme Single-Serve Gourmet Coffeemaker with LCD Display, Silver
- Vinturi Essential Wine Aerator
- Proctor Silex K2070H 1-Quart Automatic Electric Kettle, White
And remember, it always pays to have a good cook in the family.


Comments
Leslie
November 22 2008 - 06:11 PM
I can vouch #7. It is, hands down, the best espresso maker for the money and it makes a decent cup of regular coffee as well. I travel with it!
Get a high-quality turkish hand grinder to go with it and its like having a portable snobby coffee shop in your backpack.
Nicholas | DeGeeked Editor
November 23 2008 - 04:56 AM
Wow, thanks for the input! Straight from the horse’s mouth. Always glad to get direct info from people that own the products we recommend. We can’t buy everything ourselves!
You have a recommendation for someone interested in one of the turkish hand grinders you mention?