12 Gifts for the Home Cooks on Your Christmas List

A gift to feel good about: 50% of proceeds from every Boon Supply purchase goes to a nonprofit or fund-raiser of choice.

Buy It: $24; boonsupply.com

Tackle holiday baking with a tried-and-true KitchenAid mixer in a new tropical hue.

Buy It: $70; kitchenaid.com

Woodturner Al Mather shapes his beautiful baking tools from ash wood.

Buy It: From $30; food52.com

The North Charleston, South Carolina, makers behind Smithey Ironware Company say their skillets are “destined to outlive you.” Plus, they’re non-stick.

Buy It: $100; smitheyironware.com

Dress up Christmas cookies with a sweet sprinkle of this blend of Madagascar vanilla beans and cane sugar.

Buy It: $13; beautifulbrinysea.com

Keep her biscuit-making messes at bay with a linen apron she’ll cherish forever. Bonus points: you can get a matching apron for her favorite little helper.

Buy It: $55; heirloomedcollection.com

Stocking stuffer! Sweeten tea with Infused Honey from Athens, Georgia’s Bear Hug Honey Company.

Buy It: $7 for a 3-oz. jar; bearhughoney.com

She can whip up treats for every occasion with the debut cookbook from Gainesville, Georgia’s “pie lady,” Amanda Dalton Wilbanks.

Buy It: $25; amazon.com

Flour-sack cotton napkins are super absorbent, so try them as dish towels too.

Buy It: $38 for a set of four; junedecember.com

Chill the bubbly all party long with a stainless steel wine cooler from Texas-based Vinglacé.

Buy It: $90; thegrommet.com

Bring home South Carolina by way of Texas with pitmaster John Lewis’ famous sauces. Any barbecue lover will appreciate with this flavorful trio: Tangy, Original Red, and Hatch Green Chile.

Buy It: $29; lewisbarbecue.com

Upgrade his beat-up bottle opener for one made with White Oak and hand finished in Destin, Florida.

Buy It: $40; sterlingbrooke.com