A handy and wide-ranging gift guide for dads who love to cook, dads who order too much at restaurants, dads who drink fancy coffee, dads who pretend they know about wine, and, yes, dads who grill
Photo-Illustration: by The Cut; Photos: Retailers Buying a gift for a food-obsessed dad can be challenging. They’re always smelling things, and their condiment collection takes up multiple shelves. You can’t give them something expected, like another Boos block. And it’s safe to assume they already own every knife they’ll ever use in a lifetime.
$15 at Amazon Buy $15 at Amazon Buy For Dads Who Care Where Their Meat Comes From Heritage Foods Signature Bacon $65 A gift that won’t gather dust, because it’s the gift of three pounds of bacon. Not just any bacon. Bacon from pigs who were humanely raised — worth the few extra dollars per pound, if you ask us. The quality’s better, too. Check out that marbling! Easy to freeze, which means it’s the gift that keeps on giving.
$89 at Goldbelly Buy For the Dad With a Serious Sweet Tooth Double Truffle Gift Set $46 $46 It’s a scientific fact, peer-reviewed, not tested on animals, that dads prefer desserts they can consume by the overflowing handful as opposed to those that require tiny plates, forks, and decorum. Fill dad’s pockets with Milk Bar truffles and he’ll forget the money you owe him for the dent in the car … or college.
$345 at Nordstrom Buy $345 at Williams Sonoma Buy For the Dad Who Grills, We Know He’s Out There Rodney Scott’s World of BBQ $22 $30 now 27% off $22 If he’s been grilling the same burgers, chicken skewers, and blackened catfish for decades now, help him change things up with this new cookbook from Rodney Scott, one of the country’s most respected names in barbecue.
$50 at Food52 Buy For the Dad Who’s Still Very Much Into Kale Vejibag Starter Kit $105 Crisper drawers only get you so far. Store delicate greens and any other vegetables likely to wilt in the fridge in these Vejibags — thick, organic cotton sacks that you dampen before storing. It extends the life of vegetables by days, or, in the case of cabbage, weeks.
$75 at Stumptown Buy For the Aperitivo Aficionado Lo-Fi Aperitifs Gentian Amaro $26 Mix with some sparking wine and a splash of soda for a pre-dinner beverage that goes great with prosciutto and fancy Parmesan.
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