25 Best Gifts That Pizza Lovers Will A-Dough
Go funny with pizza-themed socks or practical with a whole pie maker!
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We all have that one friend who loves a slice more than anything. If you're looking for a pizza gift for that person on your list, you've come to the right place.
We rounded up all of our favorite gift ideas for pizza lovers, from cool kitchen gadgets and presents they'll need to make pizza (like a pizza oven, pizza cookbooks and more) to funny, pizza-themed novelty items that'll make them laugh — and that they'll actually use! Our food editors weighed in on their must-have tools for making a truly top-notch pie (hint: it starts with a pizza stone) plus kitschy gifts recommended by food lovers, for food lovers.
Get them something practical that they'll use every time they go to make a pie, like a pizza peel (which is key for sliding pizzas seamlessly into and out of an oven) or a pair of pizza scissors to instantly upgrade their slicing game. If pizza has become more of a personality trait than just a hobby, consider items they can wear or display proudly, like a t-shirt, phone case or even a glowy neon sign. Since you know your friend best, we included a range of items for both the casual pizza lover to the borderline pizzaiolo and everyone in between.
These pizza gifts will show your friend that when you think of pizza, you think of them — and that might be better than even the best slice in town.
Help them get the perfect slice every time thanks to this set that actually has guided lines to measure out each cut. Amazon users say it works well at giving them uniformed slices.
If they don't already have this, you're about to win Gift Giver of the Year. All of their leftovers can be stored perfectly inside this pizza-shaped container that also comes with microwaveable serving trays.
Getting hurt is no fun, but at least the bandages can be. There are 24 in a pack, and can be used for kids and adults. "My husband loves pizza. We are clumsy. It seems irresponsible to NOT buy them," one Amazon reviewer wrote.
What better gift for the pizza lover than... pizza? Not your average frozen pizza, this luxurious pack of eight pies comes straight from Naples, Italy and boasts a crisp, chewy crust with high-quality toppings.
Has your pizza-obsessed partner or friend been eyeing this purchase for a while? They've got a good reason to want it: The gadget can be used with wood or charcoal, or you can buy a separate attachment to use it with propane, and it reaches rippin' hot temps for pro-level pizzas. We love the glass door that allows you to keep an eye on your pie as it cooks.
Give the gift of someone's house smelling like pizza (mmm) with this tomato and basil-scented candle.
For the cook who's ready to get serious about their pizza-making skills, get them this guide to great pies. Ken Forkish, The James Beard award-winning author, breaks down each step of the process, from the dough to the cheeses and toppings that will work best for the home cook.
For a gift that will really wow, consider a professional-grade stand mixer. The dough hook can easily knead pizza dough, which is key for the aspiring pizza pro churning out pies. What's more, you can swap in the paddle or whisk tools to mix cookie dough or whip cream. Dinner and dessert, served!
This pizza phone case stood out for its realistic look (and droolworthy 'roni rounds). Warning: People might mistake your phone for a cheesy slice of pepperoni.
You can also make homemade pizza dough in a food processor (we love this easy-to-use, precise model). Simply pulse together flour, sugar and instant yeast, then drizzle in water, olive oil and salt. The trusty tool can also help with your toppings — use it to slice veggies or purée a sauce.
This funky — yet 100% wearable — pizza t-shirt comes in men's, women's and youth sizes for every pizza lover on your list.
Measuring out ingredients by weight — not by volume, like teaspoons and cups — is a more precise way to cook and bake. Precision is generally more important when it comes to baking, when even a smidge more or less flour can mean a ruined dough. Take the frustration out of your pizza-loving friend's cooking with our favorite digital kitchen scale.
Everyone loves a pair of food-themed socks, but this gift takes it up a notch by serving them in a pizza-shaped box.
Not quite ready to splurge on a pizza oven? A pizza steel is the next best thing. Add it to your home oven to create a super-hot surface for a crisp, airy crust that looks straight out of a pizzeria. It's easy to use a pizza stone: Place it in your oven at a high temperature and preheat it. It'll get hotter and retain heat better than a regular ol' sheet pan.
Looking for a personalized pizza gift? Get your giftee's name written on an apron they can use to make pies.
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Prefer to keep your pizza-making indoors? This tabletop appliance is your best bet. It reaches 750˚F and delivers a fully cooked pizza in two to three minutes (really!). It offers different settings for different pizza styles: Choose "wood-fired" for tender and bubbly pizza with some char, or "New York–style" for pizza that's more evenly cooked.
This cozy blanket is crazy-realistic. Don't be surprised if it makes you crave a slice!
An infrared thermometer allows you to quickly and accurately check the surface temperature of a pizza stone from a distance. No more guessing, "is it hot enough?" Beyond pizza, you can use it for grilling, frying, sautéing and more.
Get several for your next pool party so everyone can float on their own "slice."
This handy tool is key for quickly cleaning a pizza oven after cooking and is sure to be on any pizza cook's list.
Samantha (she/her) is the Senior Editor at Delish, where she edits the most-talked-about food news and features on the internet. In her previous role as Assistant Editor in the Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen, she taste-tested hundreds of products and recipes (tough job!). A graduate of Fordham University, she considers the kitchen to be her happiest place.
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