Kitchen & Coffee Gifts That Actually Get Used
Kitchen gifts are the default. When someone doesn't know what to get, they get something for the kitchen — a gadget, a mug, a cutting board, a cook...
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Fellow
A vacuum-insulated travel mug with a ceramic interior and a twist-lock lid. Good if someone wants coffee that doesn't taste like yesterday's brew.
$34.95
Kitchen gifts are the default. When someone doesn't know what to get, they get something for the kitchen — a gadget, a mug, a cutting board, a cook...
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Pod coffee is fine. It's consistent, convenient, and requires almost no thought. But there's a world beyond the K-Cup that most people never explor...
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