The 37 Best Gifts For Bakers

For anyone whose quarantine hobby was baking bread, this loaf pan will take things to the next level. It's pricey, but because it's made from cast iron, it's built to last a lifetime.

For crème brûlées and individual desserts, this set of 12 porcelain ramekins is a must. Each one is chip- and heat-resistant, with a non-stick finish that saves busy cooks greasing time.

Every pastry chef needs a bench scraper, and this stainless steel one is also a stylish option (thanks to the wooden handle, versus the plastic or metal one most versions have). Use it to divvy up dough and even chop ingredients while you prep.

Who said your measuring tools had to be boring? This striped set proves otherwise: Not only can it hold up to 3 and 3/4 cups, but you'll save cabinet space by displaying it on your counters.

We're predicting this cutter set will be a mainstay of all future holiday dessert prep. Use the cute shapes to carve out decorations from pie crust and fondant.

This embossed rolling pin will make the prettiest cookies ever—it's an easy way to zhuzh up even the most basic recipe.

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We love this pretty, ceramic mixing bowl from KitchenAid. It has just the right touch of design to give a plain kitchen countertop a little bit of sparkle.

Got a big budget? A KitchenAid says "I love you, now please bake delicious things for me all the time."

This pretty marble rolling pin keeps pizza, pastry, and cookie dough cool, and won't get stuck to the pin.

The only challenge will be stuffing the mug's face with cookies before stuffing your own.

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Brighten up someone's day with these pretty non-stick spatulas. They're ideal if you're dealing with stainless steel cookware you don't want to get scratched.

Get the perfect amount of batter into each cupcake and avoid any mess with this Cupcake Scoop.

There's nothing better than a delicious cake pop. Now make a batch in your own home, with ease.

A home baker's best friend, truly. You'll be able to alternate between six speeds to beat anything into the fluffy batter your recipe demands.

With a round cake mold, square cake mold, and a bread loaf mold, they'll be ready to take on anything.

The only time it's acceptable to grab something out of the oven with your 'bear' hands.

Your favorite baker is going to need fuel to get through some of his/her more ambitious projects, like recreating Christine McConnell's Gizmo or Katherine Sabbath's ice cream drip cakes. This French press is up to the task.

They'll never worry about cooking conversions again—this genius apron has all the math you need (but don't want to do) built right in.