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Father's Day is quickly approaching. Are you stumped trying to figure out what to get your Dad, husband or father in-law? I've put together a list of food-related ideas for Dad.
Cast Iron Skillet:
I love using my cast iron skillet to sear meats, especially steaks. It is the ultimate multi-purpose pan, which can be used on the stove or oven.
Give Dad the gift of cured meat delivered right to their door every month.
Cookbooks:
Cookbooks are always a great option. Whether he likes to cook or is a culinary novice, there are so many types of cookbooks to choose from like this Canadian craft beer cookbook or this grilling cookbook.
Grilling Tools:
Father's Day seems synonymous with barbecues and grilling, so why not buy Dad some new grilling tools.
Coffee Mug:
It might sound like a cheap gift, but you can get mugs that are totally personalized and hilarious.
Gift Baskets:
There are some really cool gift baskets to choose from for Dad. I really love that this one has beer, salty snacks and chocolate. Who would complain about that?
Espresso Maker:
If you want to splurge a little, an espresso maker is an awesome gift for a coffee lover.
Get Dad to take on a new hobby or enhance a skill. Choose from either a single class or an all-access pass where Dad can take as many courses as he wants for an entire year.