Your Holiday Gift Guide for the KITCHEN AFICIONADO

1. A Quiet Coffee Grinder

Stylish, compact and quiet, the Ode brew grinder ($ 420) from Fellow is known for its predictable and precise grinds—because pre-coffee there’s no time for guessing games.

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2. A Personal Pizza Oven

It’s not delivery, it’s a wood-fired outdoor pizza oven ($ 1,999) from Gozney that’s engineered to help beginners and pro chefs alike whip up a restaurant- worthy pie from the comfort of their homes.

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3. An Elevated Mortar and Pestle

Making pesto never looked so stylish. This Holbox mortar and pestle ($ 275) is handmade in Mexico by woodworkers from Veracruz and Mérida and stone carvers from Puebla. It’s inspired by the historical roots of the Mexican people and the beauty of the raw materials native to the region.

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4. A Jar of Local Honey

Sourced from the founder’s family farm in Alberta, this yuzu and berry honey ($ 17) from Chandler is raw, creamy and eat- by-the spoonful-able—although we also love it stirred into a G&T.

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5. A Multi-Use Pitcher

This Plisse vacuum jug ($ 156) from Alessi is inspired by fashion and architectural design and features a sculptural surface that appears like pleated fabric. It’s double- insulated so it’s equipped to handle your eggnog or peppermint hot chocolate with ease.

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6. A Use-for-Everything Pan

The Everything pan ($ 140) from Kilne is nonstick enough to fry eggs oil- free and still far too pretty to hide away in a cupboard. It’s shown here in sage, but minimalists will love it in meringue and peppercorn.

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