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Home cooks and food fans are an easy bunch to shop for, all things considered. If there isn’t a gadget you know they need, you can’t go wrong with an . If you think they’d prefer to pick out the goods themselves, opt for an e-gift card to a great culinary vendor. And your options are plentiful for edible e-gift cards in 2021.
For anyone on your list who’s into food, wine cocktails or cooking, a gift card from any one of these online purveyors of kitchen gear, tableware, ingredients and prepared eats will scratch that foodie itch. Bonus: They may be vendors your giftee doesn’t even know about yet and thus you’ll open up a world of delicious online ordering possibilities. Your edible gift card options are seemingly endless: Whether it’s for some fresh fish, high-end cuts of beef, hard-to-find or even harder-to-resist , these are the best online gift cards to send a foodie this year.
Most online gift cards can be purchased in any amount you’d like and while some have expiration dates, most are generally good for at least a year and often much longer. Note that all of the options below include e-gift options, so you can order and deliver these via email right up to the very last minute.
Goldbelly
Goldbelly specializes in sending prepared eats from some of the most iconic restaurants in the country to you, no matter where you live. Want some ? Goldbelly has it. Jones-ing for that you’ve seen all over Instagram? Goldbelly will send you one straight from the bakery.
A gift card to Goldbelly will keep a foodie busy for hours — the only problem is they won’t be able to have everything.
iGourmet
This virtual wonderland of cooking ingredients and pantry goods could keep a home chef busy for hours. It’s also a great place to get inspiration for recipes and cuisines to try. You’ll find specialty oils, premium cheeses, dry goods, sauces and lots more. The marketplace even has high-end meats and cheeses.
Porter Road
This online butcher sells some seriously fine cuts, from big holiday roasts to rich ribeye, pork loins and more. Send a gift card and they can peruse the magnificent meats and snatch some up now or wait for grilling season to pounce.
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Food52
The best part about a Food52 gift certificate ard is you don’t have to scroll too far to find something amazing. The food blog has a robust market of editor-curated goods including , , gadgets and pantry staples. Mostly everything is both stylish and useful and the prices are reasonable to boot.
Mouth.com
Mouth is a marketplace with tons of fun and trendy eats and subscriptions like a or this for your next bonfire. This is another good option for a foodie who likes a little bit of everything since, well, they’ve got it.
Fulton Fish Market
Depending on where you or the person you’re shopping for lives, fresh seafood may be hard to come by. I wrote about the and can say that seafood flash-frozen and sent from the likes of Fulton Fish Market is the next best thing to a true port-side fishmonger. Fulton has an incredible selection of tuna, salmon, squid, shellfish and even caviar and some other packaged goods. This is the perfect gift to hook a seafood eater.
Rastelli’s
If it’s high-end eats they want, Rastelli’s is a great place to snag a gift card for the home chef on your list. The gourmet market specializes in meats and fish including Wagyu beef, organic poultry and sustainable seafood. It also has all accouterments to make these meats pop, including , and .
Blue Apron
A meal kit gift certificate makes another great gift for a home chef or generally busy person. You could have one sent to their door, but unless you’re really sure of the person’s tastes, preferences and schedule, you might be better off sticking with a gift card. Blue Apron is my top pick for a meal kit to give an experienced chef, but check out some this season, including for vegetarians and for beginners.
Le Creuset
If you’re hunting down a last-minute gift for someone who loves kitchen gadgets and fine cookware, Williams Sonoma is an excellent vendor to let them run wild in. From high-end to and loads of gourmet pantry essentials, Williams Sonoma has a bit of everything for home cooks of all skill levels.
Munch Addict
The have snacking down to an art form. Bokksu knows this better than anyone, collecting some of the best Japanese snacks from the east and sending them in a one-time curated box or recurring monthly snack box. And oh boy are they fun. The best part about the Bokksu box is that almost none of these Japanese snacks remind you much of snacks we already have in the US but are freakin‘ delicious. This raises the question: „What the heck are we doing wrong here, people?!“
You can order Bokksu gift cards in denominations of $25 for someone to spend on curated boxes or to pick out individual snacks from the Bokksu market.
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Sugarfina
Sugarfina has some seriously fun candy and confections with interesting flavors, chic and surprising collaborations — particularly with booze brands. You can snag an e-gift card in any denomination and send it to the sweetie with a sweet tooth on your list.
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This one might be slightly more impersonal but if you suspect you’ve got a takeout addict that still needs a gift or perhaps a cash-strapped college student, they’ll definitely appreciate some money for grub.
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