This gift guide for the young chef has so many fun and quirky gift ideas that are still practical and a great way to get kids involved in the kitchen. Or perhaps you have a kid you can’t get OUT of the kitchen? Either way these gifts are perfect. I’ve kept them all under $20.oo and many I have personally had in my kitchen when my kids were younger. Okay, truth be told… I still have some. Or want some (hello, that ladle!).
I want to be clear (if you read my last post about commercialism in Christmas) that I don’t think buying gifts is necessary. However, for some, gift-giving is their love language. It means something special and they want to be very personal and thoughtful when they gift others. For those people, I want to give you a means to give gifts that are perfect for the person you are thinking of. To say that Christmas should be void of gift-giving is rather impractical. Instead, let’s return gift-giving to something meaningful and thoughtful. Onward!
Also, full disclosure… these are affiliate links in some of the links. Meaning, if you buy them from using the link I do make a wee bit of money.
Bicycle Pizza Cutter — this is sooo much fun for the kid that loves pizza!
Pop up Hot dog and bun toaster — great for kids that want to make their own lunches!
Avocado Tree kit — this is a fun one for kids that love to watch things grow!
Dinosaur engraved rolling pin — the little chef in the kitchen will love making pie with dinosaurs on it!
Every kid wants to serve soup from this Nessie ladle!
Cookie-making kids need this mug to serve up their treats with milk or hot cocoa.
A recipe box personalized with the child’s name would be so special for the kid that loves to try new recipes!
An angelfish colander is so much fun!
