Pasta-making class for two about £45
It turns their love of cooking into an afternoon you share.
See it at Virgin Experience Days
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Gifts for someone who loves cooking
Updated November 2026 · Prices are typical, so check them in the shop.
People who love cooking usually own plenty of gadgets already. The gifts they remember are the ones that add something new: a skill, an ingredient to grow, or a home for the family recipes they treasure.
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Personalised recipe book about £28
The family recipes they treasure finally get a proper home.
See it at Not On The High Street
Hand-thrown herb planter about £38
The herbs they grow get a home that looks as good as it smells.
See it at Etsy
Heritage tomato seed collection about £12
It is an easy win for someone who is always growing something new.
See it at AmazonAlso at Argos
Cheese and wine tasting about £70
A relaxed evening of tasting, perfect for a food lover.
See it at Virgin Experience Days
Speciality coffee subscription about £22
A new roast to try every month, delivered to the door.
See it at AmazonAlso at Argos
Our tip
Experiences work especially well for cooks: a class teaches them something they'll use for years.
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