15 Foodie Finds You'll Freak Out Over

Edible cookie dough that you can bake off into cookies? It seems too good to be true, but Do Cookie Dough (from $14) makes it so. We're huge fans of the cake batter flavor; next on the list to try is the peanut buttery Nuts For Nuts and the Gimme S'more.

If you're obsessed with quinoa, María del Mar Sacasa's The Quinoa [Keen-Wah] Cookbook ($24) is a must. Not too precious or health-focused, it includes recipes for everything from quinoa pumpkin-spice pancakes, to cream of cauliflower and quinoa soup, to vegetarian quinoa bibimbap.

Calling all craft-cocktail-lovers! These jelly shots are nothing like those cheap, sugary shots of college days. Ludlows Cocktail Co. ($12 for five) has created a refined jelly shot worthy of reintroducing edible shots back into our lives. Not only do I love indulging in these on their own, they also make a great topping for oysters!

Say goodbye to oxidized avocados! These Reusable Food Huggers ($10 for a set of four) are a produce-lover's lifesaver. These little guys have maximized my farmers market haul, keeping my fruits and veggies fresh with an airtight seal.

Typically, I don't like flavored sparkling water (I'd rather add a squeeze of fresh lime or lemon juice). The exception being some of LaCroix's true-to-life flavors like pamplemousse (grapefruit) and apricot. I'll be adding one of its latest offerings, LaCroix Cúrate Cerise Limón (cherry lime) ($4), to my shopping cart as well; it tastes (in a good way) like cherry Starburst, without any sweetener, artificial or otherwise.

My sister and I are obsessed with food-themed clothing, so when we spotted this fun popsicle-print one-piece by Liquid & Lace ($80), we knew we had to get it. While you can wear it as a swimsuit, I love how it doubles as a body suit, so I can wear it with a cute pair of cutoffs after the beach.

Meet your new favorite toast and oatmeal topper: Buff Bake Snickerdoodle Almond Butter ($14). Ever so slightly sweetened and bulked up with whey protein, chia, and flax seeds, this cinnamony nut butter actually tastes reminiscent of the cookie it's named after.

My house is full of mason jars, but I'm always missing tops. These Recap Mason Jar Pour Caps ($28) are really easy to clean and even easier to drink and pour out of. I'm looking forward to using them for smoothies and salad dressings.

I can't stop sucking on GoodPop All-Natural Frozen Pops ($6). With mouthwatering flavors like watermelon agave, strawberry lemonade, and banana cinnamon, my freezer will be stocked with these all Summer long.

Jump-start your day with a refreshing, zero-calorie Caffeinated Club ($18 for 24). It has just the right amount of kick to cure any fatigue from late nights or early mornings. I was surprised by how much I liked its flavors and found the compact size to be the perfect amount.

State-shaped cutting boards abound on Etsy, but I'll take Epicurean's USA board ($35) over those any day. Why? Unlike traditional wooden cutting boards, Epicurean's wood composite designs are dishwasher-safe!

Finally an ice cream that is answering my movie-night dreams. I've always preferred dipping french fries in my milkshake over ketchup, so when Goldbely curated this Junk Food Ice Cream Sampler by Coolhaus ($89) featuring flavors like Fast Food Salted Tahitian and Salty S'mores, I almost leaped out of my seat.

When it comes to high-end wine glasses, Riedel has the market cornered, and the latest from the glassware brand is no exception. Riedel Veritas Coupes ($69 for two) boast a whisper-thin, crystal-clear bowl; a delicate but sturdy stem; and a just-right size for martinis, daiquiris, and other cocktails.

Horchata SIN-MIN Lip Balm ($10 for two) embodies all the sweet and spicy flavors I love about horchata. This balm keep your lips cinnamon-sweet and supersoft. Warning: I can't promise others won't try to kiss your lips to get a taste!

To be blunt, most cocktail mixers suck. One exception: The Owls Brew, a line of tea-based potions that can be mixed with hard liquor 2:1. Its latest summery option, White and Vine ($10 for 8 ounces), is made with white tea, pomegranate, lemon peel, and watermelon, and it's lovely when paired with tequila, bourbon, or gin.