Whether you’re new to eating a Traditional, Real Food diet, or know someone who is, here’s a list of gift ideas sure to be a hit this holiday season (or any time of year, for that matter).
1. Nourishing Traditions
2. A gift certificate from your local farmer that raises pastured meats.
3. Nourishing Our Children DVD - audio/visual inspiration for eating a traditional diet.
4. An immersion blender
5. A slow cooker - I like this one by Hamilton Beach
6. A case of mason jars
7. A big food processor
8. A gallon of coconut oil - for cooking with healthy fat.
8. Your very own kombucha scoby - a gateway starter into culture foods.
10. A stocking stuffed with various funnels
What Real Food essentials would you add to this list???
Oh what a great list! I want all of those ;o) On my wish list for this year is a dutch oven! I have a glass cooktop stove (such a bummer) but I understand I can still use these lovely dutch ovens on it. I’d also love a cast iron pan *sigh*.
Good list
I would add a “cheesecloth” to the top of the list, were it mine.
I consider myself a newbie foodie and will be giving out one of my favorite products, the Laptop Lunches Bento Sets, for the holidays this year. This was my gateway product for getting into the foodie world and now I’m hooked! You can check them out at http://www.laptoplunches.com.
Good idea Meagan. In my kitchen I tend to use flour sack cloths for straining and covering ferments more than cheese cloth, but I haven’t adventured into cheese making yet. What else do you do with your cheese cloth?
Thanks, Sarah! I want a dutch oven too! A big white Le Creuset one! Have you check thrift stores for an old cast iron pan? I hear they show up often and just need to be reseasoned.
Tea towels, sea salt, an ice cream machine… OH and metal mixing bowls!