Presents For Your Favorite Foodie

Socially Distanced and Satisfied: The Yeti V Series Hard Cooler makes sure that outdoor dinner party guests remain hydrated—and that the beer stays cold. This stainless-steel cooler holds up to 46 cans (with ice) and features a deep-seal plug that renders it both leakproof and easy to drain. It will also come in handy to store food from the freezer if a snowstorm knocks out power lines. $800 at yeti.com

Yeti V Series Hard Cooler

Bubbly Break: “Please serve yourself” takes on new meaning with this Moët & Chandon champagne vending machine, which you can stock with 360 chilled mini-bottles of bubbly and personalize with the lucky recipient’s name. $35,000 at horchow.com

Moët & Chandon champagne vending machine

Fresh Pasta Makes It All Better: Book Luca and Lorenzo for a private online cooking class for up to 100 people. Everyone will have a blast learning how to make ravioli and four other pasta shapes from two Italian brothers’ nonna’s recipe. You can also make southern lasagna or tiramisù. From $390 at airbnb.com/experiences  

Fresh Pasta Makes It All Better

Merci: Do you know a family that had to cancel a vacation to France this year (or that maybe just misses Paris)? OuiPlease will bring French luxury to their doorstep. A package will arrive bimonthly containing beautifully wrapped selections of everything from parfum to macarons. Yes, please! Starting at $150/bimonthly at ouipleasebox.com

No More Wine-ing: Let’s be honest: COVID has taken a toll on our wine reserves, and a fully stocked wine fridge will likely come in handy for some time. The Ivation 46-bottle dual-zone glass and stainless-steel wine cooler will look sleek in any room and will keep reds and whites at just the right temperature. $700 at amazon.com

Ivation 46-bottle dual-zone glass and stainless-steel wine cooler

Global Nosh: For the foodie in your life: Snack Crate will deliver a monthly box of nibbles filled to the brim with treats from all over the world. Past boxes have included selections from Russia, Hawaii, and Korea. Your gift recipients may not be able to read the labels, but they’ll love the contents. About $40/month at snackcrate.com

Snack Crate

Honey Bee: Savannah Bee Company aims to change the way people view honey by educating them about the crucial importance of honeybees—while providing some of the tastiest products around. The honey flute classic is a good starter gift for that sweet someone in your life. $28 at savannahbee.com

Savannah Bee Company