Clichés suggest that when it comes to food, dads are only good for manning the barbecue. But plenty of dads are great home cooks, fancy coffee connoisseurs, or just guys who know how to appreciate a novel snack.
Father’s Day is June 15, so you’ve got just enough time to get the right gift for your own foodie father. Here are nine gift ideas any dad will devour, metaphorically or otherwise.
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Before culinary school, before cooking professionally, the first apron I ever bought myself was beautiful. It was from Anthropologie and it had a floral design—but it was more good looking than good for cooking. If you've got a dad who loves to spend time cooking, get him a good quality, practical apron. There are several styles out there, so consider what he enjoys cooking as much as his body type. For example, I prefer the bib variety. Beyond that, choose an apron that’s made of a sturdy canvas, with several easy to reach pockets.
A 'Saucy' cookbook
Credit: Allie Chanthorn ReinmannThe jury is still out on whether or not coffee is a food group, so I’ll treat it as such until the decision is made. If your dad has recently emerged from his shell of Maxwell House and discovered the burgeoning world of boutique coffees, it might be a good time to present him with a pour-over coffee kit. All the better if your dad is a sometimes (or all the time) scientist because pour over is a measured dance of time and temperature.
A new generation air fryer
Your scientific pops will need a kitchen scale to measure water and coffee grounds, but really, every cook should have a kitchen scale at their disposal. This is the definitive example of buying someone a gift they’ll use often but will never buy for themselves. Look for one with a large weighing platform and a large (or light-up) display.
Not your grandfather's chocolate-covered fruit
Father’s Day might be the holiday second-most associated with grilling and barbecue (after July 4, obviously), because by the time June rolls around, all we want to eat are burgers and grilled chicken thighs. Barbecue sauce might not seem glamorous, but you better believe it’s going to be used, and dad is going to appreciate the gift of the good stuff. This thorough list of barbecue sauces work well on pizza (grilled pizza counts), but you can use the tasting points to settle on the right sauce for what your dad likes to grill most. For a sweet, garlicky barbecue sauce with plenty of umami, I suggest Bachan’s. The consistency is a bit thinner than your average BBQ sauce, so be open to a subsequent application.
A cooking class
Great for a novice, but even if your pater is the most seasoned chef, he’ll enjoy a one-off cooking class. They’re perfect for a small dose of socializing and you get to enjoy an incredible meal at the end of the session. Not to mention, usually adult cooking classes have wine at the end. I suggest checking out culinary schools (like my alma mater, ICE) for their extra curricular courses; they’ll have industry professional instructors and normally provide high-quality ingredients.
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