Do you have a vegetarian or vegan on your gift list? Stumped for what to get them? Here is a vegetarian and vegan gift guide that will help you find a present that will fit your budget and will make them (and the animals) smile.
Vegetarian and Vegan Gift Guide for Food Lovers
Tofu press
Why get by with a stack of books piled on top of that tofu when they make a specific tool to squeeze out the excess water? The EZ Tofu Press ($20) is quick and easy to use and removes the water from any size block of tofu in 5-15 minutes.
Spiralizer
Actually, a spiralizer is a great gift for anybody who loves to cook, follows a gluten-free diet, or is vegetarian or vegan. This 5-Blade Spiralizer ($30) makes it quick and easy to make zucchini (or any vegetable) noodles.
High Power Blender
If the vegetarian or vegan on your gift list enjoys making plant-based cheeses or nut butters, using a variety of nuts and seeds, a high-speed blender is vital. A good blender is not cheap, though, so ordering a certified refurbished Blendtec ($230-$550) at a great price will help you stay within your shopping budget.
Cookbooks
The Oh She Glows Cookbook ($20) by Angela Liddon, founder of the fabulous food blog of the same name, has been out for a couple years, but it is still one of my favorites. Oh She Glows Every Day ($22) is also filled with delicious and easy to prepare plant-based recipes.
Best Vegan Chef Apron
Of course, on Zazzle you can create almost anything that you want, but I really love this Best Vegan Chef apron ($24) and think it would make a perfect gift for the vegan on your list.
Chef’s Knife
Every chef needs a good knife and a vegan cook is no exception. This Global Two-Piece Knife Set ($100) includes a 6″ chef’s knife and a 3″ paring knife. They are both made of stainless steel and are super sharp, well-balanced and easy to clean. Keep them sharp with this MinoSharp Ceramic Wheel Water Sharpener ($56).
Vegan Subscription Box
Vegan Cuts Snack Box ($22.95-$222) offers at least 10 vegan goodies each month from cookies and chips to sodas and teas, with subscription choices from one to 12 months. They also have beauty and make-up boxes too, all 100% cruelty-free!
Urthbox ($20-$50/month) offers a choice of healthy boxes in various sizes, including vegan, gluten-free, diet or classic, with subscription options of one, three, or six months. Each box includes full-size snacks and beverages with a total value of up to $100.
Vegan Gift Basket
Vegan Restaurant Gift Card
Chocolate
And then, there is chocolate. Amore di Mona Connesieur Dark Chocolate Gift Box ($29.95) is rich and delicious, and it’s not only vegan, it is non-GMO, gluten-free, organic, kosher, and free of peanuts!
I hope that this vegetarian and vegan gift guide has given you some ideas for great gift giving for all your plant-based friends! This post does include some affiliate links. If you purchase using one of my links I will make a few dollars. I only recommend products that I really love and want to share with my readers.
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These are all great ideas! Although I’m not vegan, I love my spiralizer!
I received mine as a gift a few years ago. I love it too.
Even though I find a lot of recipe inspiration on line, I do still love to look at real cook books. The superfoods soup looks amazing. Thanks for sharing your ideas
I love cookbooks, even though I rarely use them. I have so many though!
I did not know there was a tofu press–but it makes sense! What a great collections of gifts, even if you’re not vegan.
I should get myself one someday. I use a lot of tofu.
So many great ideas! I’d love that Oh She Glows cookbook! I still don’t have a spiralizer either.
I love my spiralizer, even though I don’t use it all that often. It’s one of those small kitchen tools you can hide away (I have a really small kitchen).
I adore cookbooks and that Superfood Soups one is definitely catching my eye! 😛 Oh She Glows was one of the very first food blogs I started following! :O
I’ve read Oh She Glows for years! Love the cookbook too.