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Gift for chef

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Graphista · 30/05/2025 15:01

Need ideas for a gift for a chef, either an item or accessory or even a good place to get a voucher for, would rather something that can be wrapped though if possible - would love to hear from other chefs on this, thanks.

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Ilovemyshed · 30/05/2025 15:02

Something non chef related! Seriously.

otherwise voucher for David Mellor.

Graphista · 30/05/2025 15:08

Thank you - get what you mean but they just got a promotion too so it's kinda for that

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Forgottenmyphone · 30/05/2025 15:13

How much do you want to spend? My immediate thought was a recipe binder or really decent salt and pepper grinders

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Papyrophile · 30/05/2025 15:25

If it's for the home kitchen, a nice magnetic knife rack. For work purposes, a Japanese mandoline. DS has the Super Benriner and has to keep it nailed down from other chefs.

Graphista · 30/05/2025 19:05

For work really not for at home. Hmm budget max £100 I think as there's another gift too which was not cheap

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mindutopia · 30/05/2025 19:13

A really nice (Japanese) knife. Go to a proper cookery shop and get them to show you something in your budget. If you are in London or anywhere else with a Nisbet’s I’d go there. Or just go have a browse, you will find something.

Northernladdette · 01/06/2025 11:56

I would think any professional would prefer to choose their own tools 🤔

Boromirsgreyhound · 01/06/2025 12:52

There’s a lovely foodie website - sous chef.co.uk I’m sure you’ll find something there. 👍🏼

Stacksnacks · 01/06/2025 14:48

As a chef, I think a nice knife wrap, depending on what style of cooking they’re doing perhaps some nice tweezers? Try ouichef, you can get them engraved too. I would stay away from knives as we all have our own preferences and I don’t know any chef that would like one as a gift that they had no say in.

RealPearlDuck · 02/06/2025 06:55

Northernladdette · 01/06/2025 11:56

I would think any professional would prefer to choose their own tools 🤔

This was my first thought. Maybe a voucher to a good store where they could get themselves exactly what they want or need? You can add a short and funny smartshow 3d slideshow if it's their birthday, but I wouldn't recommend getting some particular tools on your own, it might be very tricky.

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