Gifts for the Aspiring Martha Stewart

This wine chiller is made of smooth gray or white marble that’ll keep their beverage of choice chilled to perfection at their next get-together. They can also use it for nonalcoholic drinks, or even as a flower vase or utensil holder. The nonslip bottom will ensure they’re not sweeping any glass under the rug hours before the party. ($34.99, Amazon)

That’s what Martha would do, right? This skillet has a nonstick coating, so no matter what they’re making, it’ll slide out with ease. It never needs to be seasoned and is rust-resistant, so it’s less high maintenance than most cast iron pans. It comes in three sizes. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This bong marries two of Martha's favorite things: cannabis and beautiful objects. With its fluted glass exterior, rich colors, and elegant shape, this has major coffee table appeal. Definitely not your dorm-room bong. It doesn't specifically look like a bong, so you can keep it out on display and visitors will be none the wiser. ($88, Deco)

If they’re a true Martha Stewart stan, they’ll know she became the first self-made female billionaire in 2000. With this class, they can learn business and success strategies from Martha herself. It has several chapters (and two parts) worth of Martha’s knowledge and life lessons, which your giftee can move through at their own pace.($10+/month, MasterClass)

If their favorite sport is creating the perfect charcuterie board, this gift set is sure to be a winner. It comes with pull-out drawers, a slate board in the middle, stainless steel utensils, and ceramic bowls for their jams and mustards. It’s made of 100% bamboo, is scratch- and stain-resistant, and folds up for easy storage until next time. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

With this convenient tool, they won’t have to worry about spilled pasta in the sink or hot water splashing out of the pot. We’ve tried it and can confirm, it’s a kitchen gadget that everyone needs, no matter their skill level. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

It’s made of thick cotton canvas that can withstand the heat and all the cooks in the kitchen. And it has a chest pocket and two front pockets for stashing a pen, a recipe, or their phone — plus a side loop to keep tongs handy. Once it’s splattered with sauces and batters, they can just throw it in the wash and it'll come out like new. Go classic with a solid color or pick one of the many patterns. ($85, Hedley & Bennett)

This special new release celebrates Martha’s 100th book with 100 recipes, plus special anecdotes and photos for each one. Whether they’re a longtime fan of hers or new to the world of Martha Stewart, this is a functional keepsake. Plus, it’ll look chic displayed on their coffee table or a cookbook easel. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

Few things in life are better than freshly baked bread. With this machine, they can have it whenever they’d like, and they’ll be able to use the pre-programmed settings to make it easily, no mixing or hand-kneading required. Not only does it come with settings for various crusts and loaf sizes, but they can even use it to make cakes and pizza ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

This mat is made of BPA-free silicone that’s nonstick and heat-resistant, plus it’s thicker than most since it has added fiberglass. It’s great for baking cookies, make-your-own-pizza night, or any of their other baking needs. It wipes off easily and can even go in the dishwasher. Give them the gift of less mess. ({{dynamicPrice}}, Amazon)

You never know — this very journal could be your giftee’s first step toward their own entertaining empire. It has sections for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert recipes, plus places to write in helpful tips — aka secrets to keep in the family — and measurement and conversion tables. It comes in 13 colors, and there’s a spiral-bound option.($38, Papier)

If they’re ready to take their cooking to the next level, this set of 18 spices will help liven up their favorite dishes and new ones they’re dying to try. It has everything from sea salt and onion powder to ginger, coriander, and turmeric. It’s a great gift for someone moving into a new place who lost their spice collection along the way. ($99.99, Spicewalla)

Their random old plastic containers just won’t do. These glass bowls come with airtight lids that keep leftovers fresh, and can be popped in the microwave for easy reheating. They can even be used to steam vegetables and rice. We’ve tried them and can confirm you can use them to cook an entire meal. ($125, Anyday)

This chopper has stainless steel blades, a safety lock, and a large container bottom to catch all the pieces. They’ll wonder how they ever chopped by hand when all they have to do with this is pick a blade, then close the lid. Plus, it has a nonskid bottom and is dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. ($34.99, Amazon)

Martha is always the picture of elegance, so we know she’d love these linen napkins with a hand-printed wine bottle design. The napkins are oversized, so they work as placemats or tea towels, too. Keep a set on hand and you’ll never be caught last minute without a holiday hostess gift.($30+, juliepeach via Etsy)