Please, please can someone suggest a foodie present for sis and BiL?

[MissMarplesGoddaughter]

I would like to send a foodie present to my sis and BiL this Christmas. Please can someone suggest something?

Background
Budget - GBP 50.00
They are vegetarians, like cooking, using unusual ingredients, they like Malaysian, Indian, Middle East food.
Like Yotam Ottolenghi recipes

In the past I have sent stuff from Carluccios, Fortnum & Mason, a different cheeses hamper, Yotam Ottolenghi hamper. This year, I am just out of ideas.....

Thank you

An Ottolenghi hamper
Voucher to a restaurant they like
Buyagift experience

https://marvellousmaps.com/shop/stgs-great-british-food-and-drink-map

These maps are great - not bought the foodie one but the history and places name versions made for very well-received gifts, were poured over for hours! And they’re a bit different.

I'd buy them a hamper from Fortnum and mason or M&S

They have varying price points

Have a look at sites like

https://store.dishoom.com/

https://www.spicekitchenuk.com/collections/gifts

https://bottledbaking.co.uk/collections/vegan-baking

Spicery subscription

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/christmas/4938107-well-designed-practical-things?page=1

Lots of lovely things for foodies and links to nice websites here

I’ve just found Cookaway and have sent a voucher to arrived on Xmas day for a beef wellington experience- they can choose when to get the box delivered!!

they bought us something similar a few years ago but this website seems more practice and over looking food and have a Black Friday sale on at the moment!!

Could you get them a voucher for a tasting near them? Neal's Yard used to do a cheese and whisky evening.

Voucher for ProCook or other utensil provider.

Do you know what ingredients they already have?

A tagine Food Nation Tasty Tagine - Boots filled with cous cous, preserved lemons, sumac, edible rose petals and this Wild Hibiscus Flowers in Syrup | Ocado which is a lovely addition to champagne/prosecco and the flower is edible

If they are in london, I've heard good things from this cookery school. You could give them a voucher. London Cooking Classes | Waitrose & Partners

A voucher to learn how to make sushi. DH and I did this pre-covid and I still often make it from scratch. YO! Sushi School (yosushi.com)

Another vote for The Spicery. https://www.thespicery.com/

Sous Chef always has interesting foodie things.

https://www.souschef.co.uk/collections/gifts

Some lovely olive oil and perhaps some other specialty oils or vinegars.

Slightly sideways. The Fudge Patch do vegan fudge.
https://www.thefudgepatch.co.uk/

My most successful present to a foodie friend who loves cooking was a grow your own chillis kit from Boots I think you can also get kits to grow mushrooms indoors - some of the more exotic ones look like rather striking sculptures.

My husband loves his Indian spice tin (John Lewis sell one)

Garlic Farm hamper?

www.thegarlicfarm.co.uk/collections/gifts-hampers

Something from Dishoom.

I bought my brother a Masala Dabba one year too, very well received it was.

I use mine all the time, I bought it when I was gifted an Indian cookery lesson, which was also a great present.

That's the one! I couldn't for the life of me think of the right name!

Solkiki chocolate. Totally delicious.

I have just had a selection sent by my daughter.
Absolutely heavenly, ethical and vegan (although you wouldn't know it by the taste)

The lemon, pecan and fig leaf chunks are fabulous.

https://www.solkiki.co.uk/

I was going to suggest Cookaway too. Not sure why this link is ridiculously long

https://www.thecookaway.com/?utm_term=cookaway&utm_campaign=&utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=ppc&hsa_acc=1606391047&hsa_cam=18814065983&hsa_grp=148753511648&hsa_ad=632864257582&hsa_src=g&hsa_tgt=kwd-555350510298&hsa_kw=cookaway&hsa_mt=e&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAjfyqBhAsEiwA-UdzJDvCEqEnQofkMG97GnUSMoY_fQklLt9xQLFnrt9GHAlxYDO8jCZxwRoCyYsQAvD_BwE

I've only used them once but I was impressed.

Decent Fino sherry and naice florentines are on my Xmas list, and I am pretty foodie. I am considering getting myself some Betty's Christmas fondant fancies in the post...

I would also like some nice hiking snacks. You know that random crap you get in TK Maxx like spicy dried mango and dried mushroom risotto/salad topper. That!

I would also love the makings of a naice but easy supper, like truffle sauce and nice pasta with a decent bottle of Chianti and lump of good cheese to grate on top, if you wanted me to be specific. I might take it on a self-catering holiday, for example.

My DH has hot sauce on his list...