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Which kind of Dad is yours? Here’s our Top Gift Ideas for ALL KINDS of Dads!

Traditionally, Dads may be relatively easy to please, but that’s no reason to drop the ball on Father’s Day.  And when it comes to cooking, whether Dad is just a grilled-cheese guy or a grilling pro, we’ve got some terrific ideas for that unforgettable culinary gift.

 Grilling Dad

Steak Station Thermometer ($30) has 4 color-coded separate probe thermometers so he can keep track of the temperature of each individual steak.

Wilton Grillware can go right on the grill to cook, and then to the table to serve!  Or chill it to keep salads or other dishes cool. ($25-55)

The Grill Station from Charcoal Companion ($25) includes four essential pieces in one set to keep cooking tools and seasonings nearby, while keeping raw and cooked foods separate throughout the grilling process.

Cast Iron Garlic Roaster ($20) is great in the oven or on the grill- and includes a handy silicone garlic squeezer, perfect for removing roasted garlic from the bulb without burning hands.

Jucy Lucy Stuff-a-Burger Press ($10). Now you can make your own stuffed burgers, up to ¾ lb, right at home.  Try it with cheddar, grilled onions or mushrooms- or let your imagination run wild!

Healthy Dad

Tervis Tumblers (and NEW Water Bottles) keep hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold.  With a variety of logos available you’ll find a design to fit anyone’s personality. ($11-30)

Enter a new world of healthy eating with the TOP RATED Hurom Slow Juicer ($360).  Juice fruits, vegetables and leafy greens to make delicious, nutritious beverages.  A great way to get more greens in Dad’s diet!

Vitamix ($450-600)  Make Smoothies.  Dips.  Juices.  Soups.  Frozen desserts.  Dressings and Marinades. Sauces.  And much, much more… all in one amazing, powerful machine.  It’s not just a blender, it’s a Vitamix.

King of the Kitchen Dad

Epicurean Cutting Boards are made of a wood/plastic composite that is dishwasher safe and lasts longer than either wood or plastic boards.  Available in a huge variety of sizes from $20-130.

Zwilling Spirit Panshave a new Thermolon Ceramic nonstick coating that’s PTFE and PFOA free- and we now have them in stock in 8”, 10” and 12”.  ($50-90)

Most chefs will say that their single most important knife is their 8” Chef Knife.  We have a great deal on the Wusthof 3 Pc Kitchen Set- for $99.95, you get the 8” Chef, a set of kitchen shears, and a pull-thru sharpener.  It’s a $200 value- just the knife alone usually sells for $120!

Peppermill Supreme Turbo Grinder ($40):  Dual grinders = double the pepper.  It’s a grinder that means serious business, for Dads who take their pepper seriously.

Hang-Out-and-Watch-a-Movie Dad

The Whirley-Pop Popcorn Maker is a little slice of old-fashioned fun, plus it makes the BEST popcorn. ($25)

Cuisinart Ice Cream Makers in 1.5 or 2 quart sizes let Dad make ice cream just how he likes it:  low fat, sugar-free, buttery rich… or try sorbets or frozen yogurt!  ($60-90)

Popsicle Molds ($10-15)  Frozen treats right from Dad’s freezer.  Plus, POP-sicles… Father’s Day…get it?

And remember…

“The excellence of a gift lies in its appropriateness, rather than in its value.”

-Charles Dudley Warner

June 6, 2012 | Categories: Sharon

2 Responses to “Which kind of Dad is yours? Here’s our Top Gift Ideas for ALL KINDS of Dads!”

• Kaye Moore says:

  June 6, 2012 at 8:38 am

  Tervis Tumblers (and NEW Water Bottles) KEEP HOT DRINKS COLD and cold drinks cold. With a variety of logos available you’ll find a design to fit anyone’s personality. ($11-30)

  Gee, I don’t think I’d like to keep my hot drinks cold! (Joke….)

  Again I ask, do you have an honest-to-God skillet that is truly and will remain truly non-stick? Thanks, Kaye
• Faraday's says:

  June 6, 2012 at 5:12 pm

  Thanks for catching that typo. It really does keep hot drinks hot (not cold). In regards to non-stick skillets we have just got in the new Zwilling Ceramic fry pans and we haven’t seen anything like this type of NS before. It’s truly the best we have ever seen. They have only been in U.S. for about 6 months. They say it handles up to 850 degrees, normally most NS’s are 400 degrees. Everyone who works at Faraday’s has one of these Zwilling pans and we are so amazed every time we use it!