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Thursday, June 13, 2019
Not A Drill: The Cult Annual All-Clad Cookware Sale Has Begun
A big, huge, very large, massive, once-in-a-lifetime (or at least once-in-a-year) chance to get hugely marked down quality All-Clad cookware is happening. Right. Now. The famous All-Clad Factory Sale, which is usually relegated to an on-site location in Pittsburgh every spring, is now online for your cookware sale shopping pleasure. From mixing bowls to slow cookers and even a stunning 10-piece cookware set, some are marked down as much as 80 percent, and there are some major deals to be had—but for a limited time only.
What’s the catch? Merely a scratch. These are all technically “factory seconds” which means they may have endured scratch or tiny dent that kept them off the showroom floor but their functionality is guaranteed not to be affected in any way, and you’re still getting that same famous All-Clad quality and durability at up to 80 percent off!
Here are a few top picks from the limited run All-Clad Factory Seconds sale. But I’d hurry before the Chowhound editorial team snatches up the last few. We got the inside scoop and this major cookware sale ends Sunday, June 16th (despite the website which lists it as ending the 14th).
All-Clad 4-Quart Slow Cooker, $89.99 (normally $150)
All-Clad
It’s no secret we love a slow cooker and this compact model from All-Clad is the perfect pot to cook your Sunday pot roasts, pork pernil, chilis, and a whole lot more.Buy Now
All-Clad Mixing Bowls (set of 3), $54.95 (normally $170)
All-Clad
Once you get your hands on a good set of mixing bowls, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without them. This set of three various sizes will suit just about any recipe you can think of from baking and mixing to tossing salads and sauces, you’re bound to use them every day.Buy Now
All-Clad Stainless Steel Lasagna Pan with Lid, $39.99 (normally $170)
All-Clad
Think how stunning your lasagna will look encased in this shining stainless steel vessel. A sealable lid makes this the perfect dish to transport to dinner parties, pot lucks, or holiday happenings. Marked down over $100 for a limited time.Buy Now
All-Clad Kitchen Sheers, $19.99 (originally $40)
All-Clad
Kitchen shears are officially the thing I use more than I ever thought I would before I bought them. From cutting asparagus to trimming beef and pork, sometimes a knife just pales in comparison depending on the task at hand. This pair will last a lifetime if not longer and is more than half off the retail price.Buy Now
10-Piece Cookware Set, $249.95 (originally $700)
All-Clad
This is one of the better discounts on a set of high-quality cookware sets that you’ll find. A perfect wedding gift or upgrade for chipped and worn out pots and pans, this set has everything you need to pull off just about any recipe in whatever cookbook you’re obsessing over this month. There is likely only to be a defect in one or two of the items from the set so rest assured the bulk will be good as new.Buy Now
Related Reading: When Is Amazon Prime Day 2019? And What Kinds of Deals Can You Expect?
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Gifts for Dads Who Enjoy Their Booze
Dad’s the guy who puts everyone else first, a silent saint, bending over backward and for what—the big piece of chicken? This year, in addition to thanking him for all that free heat and hot water you pilfered over the years, find him a perfect booze-related Father’s Day gift; something he might never buy for himself but totally deserves.
From a bold bottle of booze to a gadget to vault his cocktail game to the next level, we did all the legwork. So put that shirt and tie combo back on the shelf and make some liquid magic this Father’s Day. Bonus: a lot of these great booze gifts are available with speedy shipping to arrive in time for Sunday’s festivities.
Cocktail Picks, $7.99 on Amazon
Amazon
Talk about martini game. I don’t know about yours but my dad would definitely get a kick out of serving a vodka martini with some blue cheese stuffed olives that had been viciously skewered with an octopus pick.Buy Now
Hanson Organic Craft Vodka, $30 at Hanson of Sonoma
Hanson of Sonoma
Speaking of vodka martinis, pair the cheeky cocktail picks with a nice craft vodka he’s likely not heard of but will totally love. Hanson of Sonoma is a super smooth vodka made in a family-run distillery in Sonoma. Try one of their organic flavored vodkas like habanero (bloody Mary please!) or ginger.Buy Now
BrüMate HOPSULATOR 3-in-1 Can Cooler, $24.99 on Amazon
Amazon
Beer cozies have a come a long way since their inception. This sleek and high-tech upgrade ominously named “The Hopsulator” fits both 12- and 16-ounce beers. Those pesky tall boys do tend to go warm by the time you get to the lower quarter and this is the perfect solution.Buy Now
Read More: Grills, BBQ Tools, & Grill Accessories Make Great Father’s Day Gifts
Don Papa 7-Year Rum, $34.99 on Warehouse Wine & Spirits
Don Papa
A good aged rum begs to be sipped on the rocks or neat and Don Papa’s 7-year should be had no other way. But if you plop it down in a well-thought-out cocktail, like their signature Papa Negroni, we won’t tell. Aged in re-charred oak bourbon barrels in the Phillipines, Don Papa has the depth and body of a whiskey with the sweet spice of a good aged rum.Buy Now
Schott Zweisel Old Fashioned Rocks Glasses, 2 for $30 at Sur la Table
Sur la Table
A bottle of whiskey might seem like an obvious gift but pair it with a nice duo of rocks glasses made from premium crystal and you’re gettin’ somewhere. A good rocks glass can make a $30 bottle of scotch look and taste like $100.Buy Now
Grand Mayan Ultra Aged Tequila, $64.99 on Old Town Tequila
Old Town Tequila
Made with central-highland blue agave and aged in American and French oak casks, this rich, small-batch extra añejo is a blend of four and five-year-old tequilas and takes 10 years to produce. The hand-painted ceramic decanters are hand-crafted, individually numbered, and painted by local artists in Mexico City.Buy Now
Craft Beer Club
Pixabay
Variety is not just the spice of life, but also the best thing about being a craft beer nerd in a country with over 6,000 producers. Craft Beer Club lets dad try some of the more unique and obscure breweries in the land without leaving the comfort of his favorite chair. Each shipment features 12 beers from two different micro-breweries located in different geographical regions, along with four different styles and three beers of each style. You choose how many and can cancel hassle-free.Buy Now
Read More: The Best Beer Subscriptions Boxes for Dad
Scotch-Infused Toothpicks $35.95 on Uncommon Goods
Uncommon Goods
It’s a known fact that dads love toothpicks, a fact not lost on funky online retailer Uncommon Goods, where you can get a set of oversized Scotch-infused toothpicks soaked in premium Islay single malt Scotch. Chewing the sustainably-forested wood releases smoky peat and caramel flavors.Buy Now
Related Reading: Father’s Day Gift Guide: Chowhound Editors Picks
Hyper Chiller, $29.95 on Amazon
Amazon
This nifty device turns any beverage ice cold in under a minute without any dilution via its multi-chamber design protected by two layers of food-grade stainless steel. It’s perfect for iced coffee or chilling a fine spirit or wine for sipping at optimal temps.Buy Now
Nouaison Gin, $43 at The Whisky Exchange
The Whisky Exchange
Father’s Day also marks the unofficial start of gin and tonic season and now is the chance to up dad’s game. This grape-based gin from Jean-Sébastien Robicquet is blended with a combination of 14 botanicals, including bergamot, Java pepper, sandalwood, vetiver, and plum.Buy Now
Bogart’s Bitters, $37.99 on Astor Wines
The Bitter Truth
These limited-release bitters were recreated with the original Boker’s bitters recipe (over 100 years old) found in the first cocktail book ever published, “The Bar-Tender’s Guide: How to Mix Drinks,” or “The Bon-Vivant’s Companion” penned by Jerry Thomas in 1862. In Thomas’s time, the brand was sold as Boker’s Bitters, but was famously misspelled as “Bogart’s” by Thomas himself.Buy Now
Haircut & Cocktail at Blind Barber
Blind Barber
A good cocktail can be hard to come by and a good haircut even harder. What if you could give dad the gift of both in one fell swoop? With locations in Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles, Blind Barber is a chic barbershop and swanky speakeasy in one, delivering a spa day he’ll actually enjoy. All barber services include one craft cocktail or beer and the full-service speakeasy (with weekend brunch menu) is waiting for him when it’s over.Buy Now
Jura 18-Year Single Malt Scotch Whisky, $83.82 on the Whisky Exchange
The Whisky Exchange
When all else fails, a special bottle of booze always does the trick. A rich Isle of Jura malt with refined smoky notes is finished in red wine casks, the only 18-year aged malt to make the claim. Matured in American white oak ex-bourbon barrels, this single malt is finished in superior Premier Grand Cru Classé French red wine barriques, rife with toffee notes and a bitter chocolate finish. A bold fella deserves this bold spirit.Buy Now
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Gifts for the Coffee-Loving Dads in Your Life
Some dads love their coffee almost as much as their children. Whether they’re sipping a morning latte or evening espresso, these guys are never without a cup of joe. In honor of Father’s Day, we pulled together some of the best coffee relatedgifts that appeal to java-drinking dads everywhere. Whether it’s a high-tech gadget or a pun-filled mug, these items are sure to please the pickiest drinkers of them all. And thanks to the wonders of the modern supply chain, (also known as Amazon Prime) most will still arrive by Sunday!
Bourbon Infused Coffee, $20 at Uncommon Goods
Uncommon Goods
Here’s the perfect gift for the dad who is equally obsessed with booze as they are with coffee. These beans are infused with bourbon so you can have a taste of Kentucky’s best spirit alongside your breakfast.Buy Now
Related Reading: The Best Gifts for Booze-Loving Dads
Zulay Milk Frother, $14.99 on Amazon
Amazon
With this handy milk frother, dad can create the lattes of his dreams. This comes with a lifetime warranty, which your dad is also sure to approve of.Buy Now
Dad Joke Coffee Mug, $15.95 on Amazon
Amazon
If your dad is running low on jokes, this mug is here to supply him with a lifetime of cheesy puns, including this classic: Why did the coffee file a police report? It got mugged! Just pretend to laugh the next time you pour him a cup.Buy Now
Drift Away Coffee Subscription (price and plans vary)
Amazon
There are a lot of coffee subscription services on the market, but what we appreciate about Drift Away is that it provides customized orders based on your taste preferences. It’s the perfect way to ensure dad gets his favorite roast without doing any guesswork.Buy Now
Read More: Best Father’s Day Gifts for Dads Who Love Breakfast
Steampunk Coffee Grinder, $65 at Uncommon Goods
Uncommon Goods
This old-timey coffee grinder is the perfect way for dad to crank up his morning routine; highly recommended for steampunk obsessives everywhere.Buy Now
Coffee Bell, $7.98 on Amazon
Amazon
Depending on your living situation, this could make for a dangerous present. After all, gifting dad a bell that explicitly says “ring for coffee” means he will definitely take advantage of that offer. Better get used to a lot of ding-ding-dinging!Buy Now
French Press Coffee Maker, $25 on Amazon
Amazon
This shiny, stainless steel French press is a great way to make a strong morning brew and a great entry level model if you think dad’s likely to go back to his cheap drip coffee maker at some point.Buy Now
Pop Chart Espresso Poster, $30 on Amazon
Amazon
This poster is not only aesthetically pleasing, but incredibly practical. It features loads of recipes and ratios for all your favorite coffee drinks. Dad will never forget the difference between an Americano and a flat white again when this work of art is hanging in his office.Buy Now
Mug Warmer, $18.99 on Amazon
Amazon
Dad can keep his coffee nice and hot, instead of gross and lukewarm, with this hot plate. Now he can continue to sip at a long and leisurely pace without fear of the temperature dropping at all.Buy Now
Coffee Puzzle, $17.94 on Amazon
Amazon
With 1,000 pieces, this jigsaw puzzle will keep dad busy for days. While he attempts to put it together, he’ll also probably regale you with stories about coffee companies that no longer exist. Those were the good old days.Buy Now
Mini Espresso Maker, $40.49 on Amazon
Amazon
This mini espresso maker is a portable gift from the gods. Now dad can never go without a well-needed shot of caffeine to help him through the day.Buy Now
Thirsty for more? Check out 12 Coffee Products You Never Knew You Needed, and see CNET’s Best Coffee Grinders.
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These Products Are Essential for Gourmet Campfire Cooking
Ahh, the great outdoors. You hiked the trails, pitched a tent, and inhaled the freshest air you’ve ever breathed. Now there’s just one thing left to do: eat. When you’re planning a camping trip, it always helps to be prepared. Chances are there aren’t any restaurants around for miles, so you better stock up on ingredients and top-notch cookware. While your set-up may vary, we’ve outlined some basic necessities that every outdoor chef should have. These products will help sustain you beyond roasting hot dogs on a stick. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that!)
Hydro Flask, $98.98 on Amazon
Amazon
Whether you’re spending a week in the wilderness or just going on a light day hike, you’re going to need a reliable water bottle. We’re big fans of this Hydro Flask, which features double-walled insulation. It’ll keep cold beverages chilled for up to 24 hours and keep hot beverages warm for up to six hours. Plus it comes in lots of pretty colors, so you can look stylish on an off the trails.
Coleman Propane Stove, $43.88 on Amazon
Amazon
A propane stove can be a reliable option for those looking for something a little more sturdy than a campfire to cook over. Some options provide up to four burners, and really fancy ones even include a grill top. You’ll be able to cook up a storm or, at the very least, something a little more impressive than a can of beans.
Yeti Portable Cooler, $299.99 on Amazon
Amazon
If you’re planning on cooking while camping, you’re going to need a large, sturdy cooler to store all your food supply. Ideally you’ll want a well-insulated and leak-proof option. This Yeti model holds up to 16 cans plus ice so you can drink till your heart’s content in the great outdoors.
Texsport Over Fire Camp Grill, from $19.99 on Amazon
Amazon
If you don’t want to invest in a portable propane grill, you don’t have to. A grill grate can be your new best friend when it comes to cooking directly over a campfire. This handy cooking accessory creates a flat surface so you can grill, fry, and heat foods more evenly over an open flame.
Texsport Heavy Duty Camping Dutch Oven, $35.84 on Amazon
Amazon
Not every campfire food can be cooked on a stick. That’s where this Dutch oven comes in. It’s perfect for one-pot meals and even has three iron legs so it can sit directly on hot coals. As an added bonus, its lid works as a griddle when flipped upside-down.
World Famous Sports Cast Iron Skillet, from $14.63 on Amazon
Amazon
Cast iron is the way to go when cooking over a campfire. It retains and conducts heat evenly and works well on practically any surface. Try using one to make a complete breakfast of bacon, eggs, and hash browns. Sustenance rarely tastes so good.
Coleman Folding Table, $65.43 on Amazon
Amazon
You’re going to need to put all that food somewhere after all! This foldable table is lightweight and great for all sorts of outdoor entertaining. You’ll definitely be using it come tailgate season.
Lake Country Products Collapsible Measuring Cups and Spoons, $13.35 on Amazon
Amazon
When packing for any trip, space is limited. This is especially true when you’re responsible for carrying everything you bring along on your back. In an effort to save space, try using collapsible drinkware, watering jugs, and even and measuring cups. They’re compact, less cumbersome, and perfect for making sure you don’t have to eyeball pivotal ingredients.
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Father’s Day Gift Guide: Chowhound Editors Picks
Some people are just plain hard to shop for. Either they have a lot of “stuff” already, so it’s tough finding something they don’t, while others are low-maintenance types, rarely buying much for themselves and thus giving no clues as to what they really like. Yes, some people are hard to shop for and some of those people happen to be dads.
Related Reading: Gifts for Dads Who Enjoy Their Booze
The good news is all dads eat (and a lot of them drink, too), so a thoughtful food or booze gift is great to fall back on. But what, exactly? Here in the Chowhound offices, we see a lot of the latest and greatest food gadgets, gizmos, products, and services pass through, and we fancy ourselves experts. That’s why we’re delighted to share the food and drink father’s day gifts we’re getting our dads this year in hopes that it inspires you!
Rapicca Grilling Gloves, $29.99 on Amazon
Nathan Carpenter, Senior Content Producer
Amazon
“My dad is a big BBQ boy,” says our video content producer Nathan Carpenter, “so I’m going with these grill gloves.” The heavy-duty gloves are designed for a serious pitmaster with insulated palms and non-slip material so you can pull an entire brisket out of the smoker and not even flinch. Trust us, if dad is a griller, he will use these gloves. Buy Now
Wine Making Kit, $59.99 on Man Crates
Owen Stretch, Head of Video
“My dad has really gotten into wine making in his retirement so this complete wine making kit from Man Crates is definitely my pick.” The kit has all the hardware you need plus cabernet sauvignon juice with yeast, oak, and other necessary additives.Buy Now
Ooni 3 Portable Pizza Oven, $275 on Amazon
David Watsky, Editor
Amazon
True story: David got his dad one of Ooni’s slick, portable pizza ovens last year for Father’s Day and he can’t stop bragging about it. Super portable and easy to fire up, this thing gets HOT (like 900-degrees-cooks-pizza-in-two-minutes hot). Though the actual oven should only ever be operated by an adult, it’s perfect for a make-your-own-pizza party with the kids and grandkids.Buy Now
Üllo Decanter Set with Wine Purifier, $149.95 on Sur la Table
Guillermo Riveros, Senior Video Producer
Sur la Table
Senior Video Producer Guillermo Riveros’ dad “is a total wino and last time I was home he was telling me how sad he was that he broke his wine decanter (which he brought from Italy 10 years ago) so I’m going to replace it with this one. The purifier is a bonus because a lot of the Chilean reds he drinks are packed with sulfites.”Buy Now
Omaha Steaks Custom Father’s Day Package, $79.99
Joey Skladany, Editor at Large
You know em’, you love em’ but more importantly dad loves them. Our Editor at Large Joey Skladany is digging Omaha Steaks’ Father’s Day custom package that lets you pick and personalize the meat, like New York strips, ribeyes, or tender filet. Then choose a side like potatoes au gratin, a seasoning, and a dessert. They will even throw in a free snack pack of jerky.Buy Now
Related Reading: Best Gifts For Father’s Day 2019: Gift Ideas For Dads Who Are Gamers
Instant Pot 6 Qt 7-in-1 Multi-Cooker, $69.99 on Amazon
Lauren Zupkus, Social Media Producer
Amazon
Lauren Zupkus, our social media producer who never pulls punches, says straight up—”my dad can’t cook anything, which is why I know he’ll love the Instant Pot.” Shade, but she’s totally right. This pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker (and much more), turns even the most novice of home chefs into instant culinary geniuses. Plus, we’ve got plenty of ideas for cooking with the Instant Pot, from quick and easy meals to an Instant Pot dinner party to get dad started.Buy Now
Nikka Japanese Whisky 21 Year, $189.99+ on Drizly
Hana Asbrink, Executive Editor
Drizly
“I can’t think of anything better than a nice Japanese whiskey to enjoy together,” says our Executive Editor, Hana Asbrink. “Who could say no to a nice single malt, especially when it’s Nikka 21-year-old?”Buy Now
From CNET: These are our 12 favorite gifts for Father’s Day in 2019
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