15 Things For People Who Love Eating

15 Things For People Who Love Eating

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1. A gift sent from the heavens so you can enjoy cookie shots from the comfort of your own home.

Promising review: "Very happy, works great." —Amazon CustomerGet it on Amazon for $17.75.

2. A bacon-loving piggie who just realized his own kind's deliciousness.

Promising Review: "Just love this cheerful guy. Used him this morning for the first time — really long, thick bacon did not curl up and cooked perfectly." —IloveNY4everGet it on Willams-Sonoma for $15.

3. A fancy cheese melter for a romantic evening with you and your snacks.

Promising Review: "Love making homemade crackers and melting some lovely cheese on it without a disgusting microwave." —Amazon CustomerGet it on Amazon for $34.95.

4. A sushi kit for impressing the heck out of both yourself and your guests.

Promising Review: "Made sushi for the first time last night, and it was awesome!!! This thing is so easy!! My guests and husband were all amazed!" —Beach MomGet it on Amazon for $24.95.

5. An egg poacher to kiss overpriced brunches goodbye.

6. An Italian tomato press because store-bought sauce doesn't cut it anymore.

Promising Review: "If you make tomato sauce or jelly, this product is for you. I save hours of time with this press: no peeling or seeding. It gets done with the turn of a handle." —lilamaxwellGet it on Williams-Sonoma for $44.95.

7. A cookbook from the Queen of the Hamptons that'll tell you to get out the good vanilla.

STORE-BOUGHT IS NOT FINE.Promising Review: "Any cookbook by Ina is absolutely aces for one simple reason: If you absolutely follow her directions, you will have a successful dish for yourself and your guests — no slip ups! You may proceed with confidence!" —Fred P. Get a hardcover on Amazon for $21.75 (also available in Kindle for $18.99).

8. A breakfast sandwich maker so every morning is off to a glorious start.

Promising Review: "I've been using this breakfast sandwich maker for over a year, and I really do love it. Whenever family or friends visit, they all ask me for breakfast sandwiches the next morning because they know how great they are." —Daniel C. Hatfield Get it on Amazon for $18.75 (available in three colors).

9. A pasta machine for homemade spaghetti, because that's amore.

Promising Review: "Although we like to cook, we've never attempted fresh pasta before. The dough rolled out very well, and we actually felt like we knew what we were doing." —JoeyJamieGet it on Williams-Sonoma for $79.95 (available in two colors).

10. A pizza maker if the delivery man is wrongly starting to judge.

Promising Review: "I make pizzas using a store-bought crust and my favorite marinara sauce. The results are as good as a pizzeria. If you like pizza, this is a must for your kitchen." —Sholem Epstein Get it on Amazon for $39.88.

11. A mouthwatering list of all the best foods to try before you kick the bucket.

Promising Review: "I cannot stay away from it. I keep going back for more and more delights. Throughout the whole book, that loving passion of food of [the author's] shines and permeates the entire masterpiece." —RLGet it in paperback on Amazon for $10.94 (available on Kindle for $9.99 and library binding for $36.88).

12. An ice cream maker so you can stop running after the ice cream truck.

Promising Review: "Very easy to use and clean. Ice cream in 20 minutes." Kristy NelsonGet it on Amazon for $44.99.

13. A DIY ravioli kit that'll transport you to Italy, where an Italian lover may or may not be waiting for you.

Promising Review: "A totally unique gift." —grammie LizGet it on Uncommon Goods for $30.

14. A vegetable spiralizer set for the healthy food connoisseur.

Promising Review: "This Premium Slicer is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!! I use it almost every day. There are so many veggies and fruits that work well with this slicer." —SwingHead's WifeGet it on Amazon for $10.97.

15. A mini Le Creuset casserole if you know you are too good for microwavable bowls.

Promising Review: "This cocotte is fun to use. I use them for eggs in cocotte, soufflés, pot pies, single-serving desserts, and whatever else I can reasonably fit in them." —emoKidGet it on Amazon for $19.95 (available in 12 colors).

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