What to get about to be married foodies? To be honest the list is endless. You can go anywhere from high end to low, from a food processor to a simple whisk. You can buy them kitchen sponges or fine china. The options are many.
Luckily there are a range of stores that you can visit. Most couples will already be registered at stores such as Macy's, Target, Williams and and Sonoma and if you're on the East Coast, Fortunoff's. Remember that the mothers or bridal party wail give the big stuff like the china and possibly pots and pans. This leaves buying food processors, linens, gadgets and utensils up to the guests. You can vary it though. If the couple loves Oriental cuisine or Indian then a wok or rice steamer is a must buy. Finish this with some exotic spices and a cookbook and you're set. Some foodie brides to be love baking . Then it's easy to pick up some new silicon pans and spatulas along with a cake icing kit. Also include some sprinkles and candy decorations.
Remember that every couple needs a well stocked kitchen. A frying pan or a bain marie may not be the most glamorous gift but it is the most useful. When shopping think back to when you were starting out. What would you have liked to have or what did you use the most. Even if you buy the couple knives and forks, remember that these things are utilized every day. If they get two set s of utensils, each set will be used eventually.
If you're strapped for cash remember there are a few ways to deal with this problem. One, shop during sales. You can get a number of different items for a lot less. Sometimes there's even vast reductions on name brand goods. Secondly consider the local dollar store. This is a great place to pick up utensils and glasses , gadgets and even towels . You can create a nice basket of different , but useful items that the couple can use.
It's can be easy shopping for a foodie's shower. Just use some basic strategies to get the gift that will be memorable and cherished.
Saturday, July 19, 2008
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