Gifts for people who love to cook under $100

A practical pick for a parent who packs a hot lunch for work, the cottage or a day at the game.

A way to ask mom or grandma to write down recipes that currently live only in her head.

A host gift that gets used within the week rather than sitting on a shelf.

A small, unusual food gift for a host or a coworker who cooks.

A last-minute option for someone who likes Japanese snacks and wants to choose their own.

Suits a friend who adds heat to everything and likes trying new pantry items.

Suits a couple or cook who would rather share an evening than get another gadget.

A durable mealtime set for a dinosaur-mad small child.

A social gift for someone who loves Italian cooking.

A fun gift for a teen or sibling who loves Japanese food and culture.

Suits a food lover far from home who misses a particular city's bagels or barbecue.

A fun gift for a coworker or friend who likes spicy food or watches the show.

An inexpensive host gift that still feels designed.

A small stocking gift for a coworker or sibling who likes flavour but not much burn.

Kits out a first kitchen while taking up one cupboard spot.

A lasting table centrepiece for someone who entertains.

A tidy place for a home cook to write down the recipes the family keeps asking for.

A smart table gift that looks good without fuss.

A last-minute thank-you for a coworker or new parents who would appreciate a night off cooking.

Handy for a baker who switches between metric and imperial recipes.

A good-looking host or mom gift for someone who cooks and entertains.

Fits a parent who does the cooking at the family cottage every summer.

For the parent who still cooks dinner every night and would welcome shortcuts.