18 Gifts For Every Geek in the Kitchen

Can't get the ingredient ratio right in a signature cocktail? The Perfect Company Perfect Drink Pro ($100) walks you through each and every step of proper drink prep, checks your progress, and even tells you when to stop pouring.

Get your inner scientist on with the Molecule-R Triple Skill Molecular Gastronomy Set ($100), which not only teaches molecular gastronomy but also comes at a low price, which enables you to dabble without tricking out your entire kitchen.

Even the messiest milk-slurper you know will save cash on their dry cleaning in 2020 by using the Hog Wild Moo Mixer Supreme ($15) to electronically mix favorite comfort drinks together.

Flame King Hybrid BBQ Temperature Tongs ($30) help you flip your grilling meat in a moment while also checking to make sure it's cooked all the way through.

The Cuisinart Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker ($69) is the best gift! Who doesn't want the ability to make soft serve anytime at home?

Anybody can become a professional chef with the instructional Drop Scale ($55), a unique smart scale and matching app that enable an interactive cooking experience that will up your game in the kitchen almost instantly.

This one's got beer snob written all over it: the Fizzics DraftPour Beer Dispenser ($125) turns any bottled or canned beer into a fresh-tasting, well-carbonated draft.

Last year's fad is this year's staple: the KitchenAid Spiralizer Plus ($80, originally $120) turns any vegetable into a more palatable pasta shape, perfect for even the least healthy eater you know.

With the Anova Culinary Sous Vide Precision Cooker Nano ($79, originally $99), you can cook your favorite dish to perfection. This isn't just a thermometer — by circulating the water and heating it to an exact temperature, the tool is able to cook any meat in whatever style your heart desires.

Whether it's due to Summer rain or the cold season, grills are often at the mercy of the elements. Now with the Simple Living Indoor Smokeless Grill With Infrared Technology & Zero Smoke ($170), you can grill no matter the weather or time of year.

This measuring cup is unlike any other. The KitchenMetrics Digital Kitchen Scale and Measuring Cup ($20) not only accurately measures the contents of the cup for you, but remove the cup, and the base quickly tuns into a convenient scale.

With this Sala Stores Laser-Guided Pizza Cutter ($20), leave the uneven pizza slices behind while taking your high-tech kitchen to the next level.

From sweets and treats to perfectly fried chicken wings, the Sur La Table Dash Compact Air Fryer ($50) is here to modernize your kitchen. With its sleek design, this air fryer brings both a satisfying look and taste to everything it touches.

Why wait for water to boil when you can make the perfect egg instantly with the Sur La Table Dash Express Egg Cooker ($20)? From poached to hard-boiled to scrambled eggs, this egg cooker is just as dynamic as it is sleek.

Utilizing a carbon filtration system, the FoodCycler FC-30 ($300) guarantees a quick and odorless composting experience that will help you minimize your home's food waste.

With the June Oven Standard Package ($499, originally $699), most of the appliances in your kitchen, and even on this list, become obsolete. Don't let its size fool you; the June oven also acts as a broiler, slow cooker, air fryer, and toaster.

The iRobot Braava 380t Advanced Robot Mop ($229, originally $299) is the perfect gift for the geek in the kitchen who isn't exactly the best at cleaning up after themself.

The Breville Smoking Gun ($80, originally $100) uses applewood and hickory-flavored wood chips to give any dish a perfect smoky flavor before or after cooking.