Christmas shopping for your adult friends and family can be difficult.
To take the guesswork out of buying gifts this year, we at Santa Fe Standard asked our friends at The Grommet for their latest and greatest practical gift suggestions for 2021.
These guides are geared towards specific interests. You’ll be able to find something for even the toughest person on your Christmas shopping list.
Top 5 Grilling Gifts
1) Pull String Firestarter
The pull string firestarter will simply and safely start your fire, no matter what the weather is. Matches and lighters are not needed. Each pull string firestarter is windproof, rainproof, safe for cooking, and will last a full thirty minutes.
2) Heat-Resistant Cooking & Grilling Gloves
Grill Armor Gloves: 932°F Heat-Resistant Grilling Gloves – One-Size Black & Grey
3) Original Round Cutting Board
The wood from this self-healing, end grain cutting board is harvested and assembled in a small, Nova Scotia mill. They cut it to expose the intricate patterns and gradients of the growth rings. But besides the aesthetic benefits, the fibers are lined vertically to close and heal after you’ve cut them. That keeps knives sharper and your board cleaner. It even has rubber feet to prevent moisture from getting trapped. With proper care and seasoning, this heirloom Larch Wood board will last you a lifetime.
4) Burger Master
Easily make individual portions of hamburger, soup, stew, sauce, or baby food, then freeze. Individual portions pop right out of the tray, as needed. Use as a burger press, too. Fill the tray with meat and press on the top. Eight patties made instantly, hands-free.
5) Grilling Spice Gift Set
Fire up the grill with some new flavors. This set of grilling spices was curated to help take grilled proteins and veggies in a tasty new direction. It includes three of Curio Spice Co.’s signature (and unique) spice blends along with applewood smoked sea salt from Maine and recipe cards for inspiration. It’s all directly sourced from growers and farms to ensure freshness and purity.
