Hi everyone! Here are some gift ideas that would be suitable for Christmas or any other gift-giving occasion for the Polish cook or baker in your life. From a cookbook to Polish folk art decals for your stand mixer, enjoy this gift guide for Polish foodies with ideas at every price point, many at or under $25! (This post does contain affiliate links, meaning I may earn a commission.)
Polish pottery ornaments – because foodies decorate too. I brought home several from Poland. I love what they add to my tree. They’d be nice on a wreath too!
Folk Art Embossed Rolling Pin – $37.90 If like me, you’ve been disappointed that you didn’t buy one of these when you were in that great souvenir shop in Poland, not to worry, Amazon has us covered. Turn simple butter cookies or pierniczki into works of art.
Folk Art Mixer Decals – $13.99 You won’t want to put a cover over your mixer when it looks so good. Easily add a colorful touch of folk art to your kitchen. The vinyl decals are lightly adhesive and clean up nicely for those times when things explode out of your mixer bowl.
The Polish Housewife Cookbook – $25.00 50+ recipes for traditional favorites. Available with a coil binding to lay flat on your counter or a perfect (glued binding). I’ll dedicate and sign copies ordered from my website. You can also buy it on Amazon where it qualifies for free Prime shipping.
Polish pottery travel mug – $68.50 Make that morning cup special and portable with a Polish pottery travel mug. Like most Polish pottery this mug is dishwasher, microwave, oven, and freezer safe and comes with a travel top and griper.
Polish Folk Art Paper Napkins – $4.99 Add a Polish touch to any meal with colorful paper napkins sporting this popular lowicz motif.
Instant Read Thermometer – $15.00 Something we all need. I like this one more than my own because it’s waterproof. I use an instant-read thermometer for meats as well as cakes and bread.
Happy shopping!
Lois
An accountant by trade and a food blogger since 2009, Lois Britton fell in love with Polish cuisine during the years she lived in Poznań, Poland. As the creator of PolishHousewife.com, she loves connecting readers with traditional Polish recipes. Lois has a graduate certificate in Food Writing and Photography from the University of South Florida. She is the author of The Polish Housewife Cookbook, available on Amazon and on her website.
Peter Cusworth
Thank you for your efforts.
Merry Christmas to you all when it happens.
polishhousewife
Thank you, Peter. Merry Christmas to you too!