Artisan Gift Guide: Gifts for People Who Love Baking

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15 Nov 2021 — 2 min read

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If you’re wondering what to get someone who loves baking, we suggest these handpicked gifts. Perhaps your gift will inspire them to share their goodies with you.

Apron

Every baker needs a good apron. The Hedley & Bennett brand is a fan favorite, enjoyed by professionals and hobbyists. We love that the company is female-founded, and its products are handcrafted in Los Angeles. Purchase the essential apron here.

Heirloom-Quality Pie Server

The lovely pie server is the handiwork of Beehive Handmade.

Handcrafted Rolling Pin

Your recipient will appreciate rolling out dough with a rolling pin crafted with the same love and care they put into baking. This classic comes from Vermont Rolling Pins & Co.

Good Vanilla Extract

Want to know a baker’s secret ingredient? Good vanilla. You can’t beat the quality of California-based Cook’s.

Gorgeous Tea Towels

Tea towels are fabulous for lining pastry-filled baskets. They’re also good for keeping bread or muffins warm. We fell in love with the beauty of tea towels from Tulusa.

Shortbread Pan

What baker wouldn’t love baking up some buttery shortbread with fancy designs? They’re oh-so-perfect for hosting guests for tea or coffee. Get it at Stock Culinary Goods.

Personalized Recipe Box

The baker in your life can organize and store in a heirloom-quality recipe box by Sinclair Custom Products. Imagine beloved family recipes for cakes, cookies and pies passed down from generation to generation.

Festive Serving Spoon

This artisan-made serving spoon from Clay with Style is great for dishing up cobblers, fruit crisps, trifles and other desserts.

Have a great gift idea for someone who loves baking? We’d love to hear it. Please leave a comment or write to us at hello@artisanjoy.com.

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