Gift Ideas: Groovy Gadgets I'd Love to Give a Go!

Christmas Gift Ideas for the Kitchen :)

Here are some items that I either love or would love to have! From dessert, to dinner, to bread making -- there is something for you :)

#1 Yonanas 902 Frozen Treat Maker

To see how cool it is, watch this Yonanas video!  Thank you Marne, for showing me this awesomeness!

Yonanas Ice Cream Maker

#2 Nostalgia 4-Quart Electric Ice Cream Maker

This ice cream maker gets great reviews for only $25t!  I don't have a traditional ice cream maker or a Yonanas, so if you do, I would love to see your recommendation in the comments :)

#3 Spiral Vegetable Slicer

More wonderful reviews and it's only 31! This slicer opens up many possibilities!

Spiral Vegetable Slicer

#4 Belgian Waffle Baker

So fun, but again I don't have one! Perhaps a Christmas present?  Again, this one gets great reviews for only $26!

Belgian Waffle Baker

#5 Lodge Enameled Cast Iron Grill (Panini) Pan and Press Lid

This was a lovely gift from my hubby who knows what I want before I even ask!  Works beautifully! Pan and Lid (More wonderful reviews of course :) )

Lodge Panini Pan (Press Lid, sold separately)

#6 A Food Dehydrator is always on the list of things I'd like to own and try!


#7 My Breadmaker  is AMAZING!  Another fantastic gift from my man!  It looks like there are many bread makers that are much less expensive with high ratings, but I can only speak for the one I own.  It is SO easy and my bread comes out beautifully!!!

So far, and I've had this for almost a year, I just make whole wheat bread (sometimes with basil, cocoa, or cinnamon), pizza dough, and this SWEET AND SMOOTH BANANA BREAD!

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