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The 16 Best Father’s Day Gifts For Food-Loving Dads

Father’s Day is right around the corner. (Sunday, June 16. You’re welcome.) Of course, you can and should make him—and any and all father figures in your life—an adorable handmade card, but you’re not a kid anymore. You can’t fly by on cuteness alone — expectations are higher. Don’t stress though, we’re here to help. We’ve rounded up 16 of the best gifts for food-loving dads, from games to cooking tools to fashion items. So go ahead, give your dad a reason to savor every moment on his special day.

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1. SPAM T-Shirt, $22

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Ah, SPAM. Everyone seems to have a strong opinion on this canned pork product. Personally, I do enjoy it because it brings back nostalgic childhood memories. If your dad feels the same, this SPAM T-shirt is the perfect funny and fashionable gift for him.

2. Pizza Marvin Slice Spice, $9

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Could pizza be even better? I know it sounds crazy, but with this “Slice Spice” blend from Pizza Marvin, it could. If your dad loves pizza and is always looking for an upgrade, this is a great gift to elevate his ‘za.

3. Pizza Baseball Hat, $17

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If your pizza-loving dad is anything like mine (bald), he’s perpetually wearing a baseball hat. This pizza baseball hat is fun and functional, providing sun protection and projecting his love of pizza to the world.

4. Hard Cider Making Kit, $48

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My brother once made hard cider as a ‘science experiment,’ and it was…interesting. But then, he didn’t have this super helpful Hard Cider Making Kit! If your dad likes science and boozy beverages, this is a super fun gift that keeps on giving. You can even share the results (if you’re of age).

5. How To Wash Dishes, $14

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Okay, so this could definitely be interpreted as passive-aggressive. But actually, it’s a beautiful read about mindfulness and finding joy in the mundane. And it’s just a really funny gift to give and receive, as long as everyone has a good sense of humor.

6. Kamenoko Tawashi Scrubbers, $14

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Now that he knows how to wash dishes, he needs the perfect tool to make it more enjoyable. This beautifully designed scrubber makes dishwashing easier and classier.

7. Sporkful Pasta Variety Pack, $36

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The Sporkful is a food podcast hosted by a food-loving dad with the tagline “It’s not for foodies, it’s for eaters.” If your dad is an eater, he’ll love this Sporkful pasta, specially designed for optimum sauceability, forkability, and toothsinkability.

8. The Perfect Pasta Pan ($40)

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If you give a dad some pasta, he’s going to need something to cook it in. This deep pan is perfect for finishing pastas. The sloping sides are ideal for tossing, ensuring that every piece of pasta is perfectly coated in saucy goodness.

9. Ravioli Spoon Rest, $9

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…And he’s going to need somewhere to rest his pasta spoon. Why not make it this adorable ravioli spoon rest?

10. Sushi Go!, $11

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This fast-paced, sushi-themed card game is fun for the whole family. But fair warning, if you are the competitive type, things can get intense. Luckily, everyone can reconcile over a delicious post-game sushi dinner. You’ll definitely be craving it!

11. A Really Nice Knife, $45

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Cooking is just an all-around better experience when you have a nice knife. This gorgeous, high-quality stainless steel chef knife will make your dad feel like, well, a chef.

12. Knife Sharpening Stone, $36

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Did you know that dull knives are more dangerous than sharp ones? I learned that from my dad. Give your dad the gift of safe and satisfying cooking with this beautiful knife-sharpening stone.

13. Acacia Wood Cutting Board, $53

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If you give a dad a nice knife, and a nice knife sharpener, he’s going to need a nice cutting board. Sorry, I don’t make the rules. Wood cutting boards are safer and easier on knives than plastic, plus they just feel more bougie. This Acacia wood cutting board is particularly beautiful and on the more affordable end for a high quality wooden cutting board.

14. Stanley Tumbler, $35

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Stanley cups aren’t just for TikTok girlies. Stanley has actually historically marketed towards men, and I know for a fact my brother has one (and loves it). But putting silly gender norms aside, everyone loves cold drinks while traveling, especially in the summer. Give dad the gift of ice-cold hydration on-the-go this summer with a Stanley. And hey, if you’re already paying for shipping…

15. T-Pain Wing Rub Collection, $30

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Yes, T-Pain has a wing rub collection. If your dad likes wings, or T-pain, or both (and come on, most of us fall into at least one of those categories), this is the perfect gift. With three delicious blends — Straight Fire, Sugar Daddy, and The Juice — he can make the hottest wings around.

16. La Colombe Coffee Subscription, $13.50

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If there’s one thing that most dads love, it’s a good cup of joe to kickstart their day. Whether they’re getting ready for a relaxed golf outing or prepping for their morning commute, they will love the taste of La Colombe beans in the A.M., which will arrive every 1-4 weeks. You can cancel any time, but, you may never want to cancel just in case he decides to share. Think of it as a gift for the whole fam. 

Moriah House is a National Writer at Spoon University. She writes about all things related to food culture, from Trader Joe’s tips to TikTok trends. Beyond Spoon University, Moriah works as an elevator operator, which has its ups and downs. Her first job was at a frozen custard shop, and although she still loves dairy desserts, she is currently taking a break from the ice cream industry. Additionally, she serves as Views Editor for the FSView, Florida State University's independent, student-run newspaper. Moriah is currently a Senior at Florida State University, majoring in Anthropology with a minor in Geography.In her free time, Moriah enjoys baking chocolate-chip cookies, attempting to learn Italian, obsessing over cool plants, and going for podcast walks. She loves reading, and would be delighted to give you a book recommendation. Her favorite foods are peanut butter, banana pudding, and anything involving eggs and cheese. She is trying to teach herself to cook, and is very proud of her roasted potatoes, pasta salad, and frozen pizza. Her drink of choice is a frozen margarita, and she liked cottage cheese before it was cool.