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1Bloody Mary Mix
Catherine Stiles has assisted her husband Shane Stiles in growing their barbecue business, Stiles Switch BBQ, into one of Austin’s most popular meat houses and recently the barbecue entrepreneur has broken off to produce Barbecue Wife Bloody Mary Mix, which even incorporates the smoky barbecue sauce from Stiles Switch BBQ. $15 at No. Four St. James and at The Dogwood in Midtown.
Catherine Stiles has assisted her husband Shane Stiles in growing their barbecue business, Stiles Switch BBQ, into one of Austin’s most popular meat houses and recently the barbecue entrepreneur has broken off to produce Barbecue Wife Bloody Mary Mix, which even incorporates the smoky barbecue sauce from Stiles Switch BBQ. $15 at No. Four St. James and at The Dogwood in Midtown.
2Coffee Table Cookbook
The Carrabba family has left its mark on the city of Houston with their famed restaurants, including their eponymous empire, Mia's, Grace's and the recently acquired Common Bond. This year the family released a gorgeous coffee-table-style cookbook, With Gratitude detailing the secrets behind signature dishes that have propelled their menus to national fame. What’s more, the proceeds from the cookbook sales will support The Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Rise School of Houston. $50 at CarrabbaCookbook.com.
The Carrabba family has left its mark on the city of Houston with their famed restaurants, including their eponymous empire, Mia’s, Grace’s and the recently acquired Common Bond. This year the family released a gorgeous coffee-table-style cookbook, With Gratitude detailing the secrets behind signature dishes that have propelled their menus to national fame. What’s more, the proceeds from the cookbook sales will support The Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Rise School of Houston. $50 at CarrabbaCookbook.com.
3Coffee Table Cookbook
The Carrabba family has left its mark on the city of Houston with their famed restaurants, including their eponymous empire, Mia's, Grace's and the recently acquired Common Bond. This year the family released a gorgeous coffee-table-style cookbook, With Gratitude detailing the secrets behind signature dishes that have propelled their menus to national fame. What’s more, the proceeds from the cookbook sales will support The Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Rise School of Houston. $50 at CarrabbaCookbook.com.
The Carrabba family has left its mark on the city of Houston with their famed restaurants, including their eponymous empire, Mia’s, Grace’s and the recently acquired Common Bond. This year the family released a gorgeous coffee-table-style cookbook, With Gratitude detailing the secrets behind signature dishes that have propelled their menus to national fame. What’s more, the proceeds from the cookbook sales will support The Make-A-Wish Foundation and the Rise School of Houston. $50 at CarrabbaCookbook.com.
4USDA Prime Pack
Help your favorite meatlover fire up the grill and get to cooking with the 44 Farms’ 16-ounce Prime ribeye pack, which also includes a rustic, organic cotton apron, $149.99 at 44 Farms.
Help your favorite meatlover fire up the grill and get to cooking with the 44 Farms’ 16-ounce Prime ribeye pack, which also includes a rustic, organic cotton apron, $149.99 at 44 Farms.
5USDA Prime Pack
Help your favorite meatlover fire up the grill and get to cooking with the 44 Farms’ 16-ounce Prime ribeye pack, which also includes a rustic, organic cotton apron, $149.99 at 44 Farms.
Help your favorite meatlover fire up the grill and get to cooking with the 44 Farms’ 16-ounce Prime ribeye pack, which also includes a rustic, organic cotton apron, $149.99 at 44 Farms.
6Table-Top Coffee Pot
Who knew there were so many ways to make coffee? Pour overs and French presses are so last season. Siphoning—just ask Siphon Coffee—is the way to go, as with this Yama Siphon tabletop brewer. $99 at Prima Coffee.
Who knew there were so many ways to make coffee? Pour overs and French presses are so last season. Siphoning—just ask Siphon Coffee—is the way to go, as with this Yama Siphon tabletop brewer. $99 at Prima Coffee.
7Table-Top Coffee Pot
Who knew there were so many ways to make coffee? Pour overs and French presses are so last season. Siphoning—just ask Siphon Coffee—is the way to go, as with this Yama Siphon tabletop brewer. $99 at Prima Coffee.
Who knew there were so many ways to make coffee? Pour overs and French presses are so last season. Siphoning—just ask Siphon Coffee—is the way to go, as with this Yama Siphon tabletop brewer. $99 at Prima Coffee.
8The Right Kind of Food on Your Shirt
Honor a foodie's love for cuisine with hilarious apparel from Food on Your Shirt, which includes food-themed meditations on bacon, gluten, Star Wars and sriracha. $28 at Food On Your Shirt.
Honor a foodie’s love for cuisine with hilarious apparel from Food on Your Shirt, which includes food-themed meditations on bacon, gluten, Star Wars and sriracha. $28 at Food On Your Shirt.
9Once-in-a-Lifetime Reservations
With Oxheart, the award-winning restaurant from Justin Yu and Karen Man, closing its doors in March, now is the time to secure a reservation for you and your foodie friend at the chef’s counter and watch the Oxheart crew work their magic before the restaurant's five-year anniversary—also their closing date—approaches. From $79 per person, oxhearthouston.com.
With Oxheart, the award-winning restaurant from Justin Yu and Karen Man, closing its doors in March, now is the time to secure a reservation for you and your foodie friend at the chef’s counter and watch the Oxheart crew work their magic before the restaurant’s five-year anniversary—also their closing date—approaches. From $79 per person, oxhearthouston.com.
10The Bee's Knees
Upgrade any homemade cheese board with this raw honeycomb from Savannah Bee Company, from $12.70 at Savannah Bee and Central Market.
Upgrade any homemade cheese board with this raw honeycomb from Savannah Bee Company, from $12.70 at Savannah Bee and Central Market.
11The Right Kind of Food on Your Shirt
Honor a foodie's love for cuisine with hilarious apparel from Food on Your Shirt, which includes food-themed meditations on bacon, gluten, Star Wars and sriracha. $28 at Food On Your Shirt.
Honor a foodie’s love for cuisine with hilarious apparel from Food on Your Shirt, which includes food-themed meditations on bacon, gluten, Star Wars and sriracha. $28 at Food On Your Shirt.
12Once-in-a-Lifetime Reservations
With Oxheart, the award-winning restaurant from Justin Yu and Karen Man, closing its doors in March, now is the time to secure a reservation for you and your foodie friend at the chef’s counter and watch the Oxheart crew work their magic before the restaurant's five-year anniversary—also their closing date—approaches. From $79 per person, oxhearthouston.com.
With Oxheart, the award-winning restaurant from Justin Yu and Karen Man, closing its doors in March, now is the time to secure a reservation for you and your foodie friend at the chef’s counter and watch the Oxheart crew work their magic before the restaurant’s five-year anniversary—also their closing date—approaches. From $79 per person, oxhearthouston.com.
13The Bee's Knees
Upgrade any homemade cheese board with this raw honeycomb from Savannah Bee Company, from $12.70 at Savannah Bee and Central Market.
Upgrade any homemade cheese board with this raw honeycomb from Savannah Bee Company, from $12.70 at Savannah Bee and Central Market.
14Bloody Mary Mix
Catherine Stiles has assisted her husband Shane Stiles in growing their barbecue business, Stiles Switch BBQ, into one of Austin’s most popular meat houses and recently the barbecue entrepreneur has broken off to produce Barbecue Wife Bloody Mary Mix, which even incorporates the smoky barbecue sauce from Stiles Switch BBQ. $15 at No. Four St. James and at The Dogwood in Midtown.
Catherine Stiles has assisted her husband Shane Stiles in growing their barbecue business, Stiles Switch BBQ, into one of Austin’s most popular meat houses and recently the barbecue entrepreneur has broken off to produce Barbecue Wife Bloody Mary Mix, which even incorporates the smoky barbecue sauce from Stiles Switch BBQ. $15 at No. Four St. James and at The Dogwood in Midtown.

With Christmas just around the corner, it’s time to wrap up that last-minute holiday shopping. And whether it’s a savory batch of steaks or a bold Bloody Mary mix, we’ve got the foodie on your shopping list covered. Check out our list of the best culinary-inspired gifts!