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1 Chop Knife by Normann Copenhagen

The rolling action of this design by LucidiPevere for Normann Copenhagen crushes nuts and chocolate, or quickly minces garlic and herbs. A blade cover keeps hands safe when you store the knife in the utensil drawer. It comes in black, blue and grey. $45

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2 Barchitecture Cocktail Napkins

Finding inspiration at the bottom of a martini glass is possible. This stocking stuffer for the aficionado of architecture and libation is available from the newly opened gift shop at Philip Johnson’s Glass House. $18

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3 Pie by Joseph Joseph

Ask anyone who’s learned the hard way: a cooking timer shouldn’t require instructions. This 60-minute timer from Joseph Joseph can be set with a single twist – just turn to the desired duration and the top clearly displays the remaining time. $19

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4 Mypressi Twist

For those who need to make espresso on the go, Mypressi Twist is the answer. Using a standard culinary gas cartridge, it applies 135 psi to ground coffee and a little hot water to produce a fresh cup. $149

 

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5 Fryrkat by Bodum

Some of the most important cooking doesn’t take place in the kitchen. For the barbecuer on your list, this compact charcoal-fueled cooker comes in red, orange, black and lime green. $218

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6 BBQ Gift Set from Le Creuset

No barbecue would be complete without this iconic brand‘s matching set of cherry-red serving tray and barbecue jar – in handsome enamelled cast iron – complete with basting brush and extra-long handled silicone-tipped brush to keep hands clear of the flames. $95

Pick up Azure‘s November/December 2011 issue, currently on newsstands, for more great holiday ideas.

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