Make Father’s Day All About Eating & Drinking
Golf balls. Ties. Socks. There are more classic joke presents for Father’s Day than actual traditional gift ideas. It’s particularly crazy given that we’ve been celebrating the holiday every June for nearly 50 years. To make everybody’s life easier, I suggest that Father’s Day gifting should be exclusively about eating and drinking. To get this movement going, here are a few things that your Father will no doubt enjoy.
Upgrade your Father’s kitchen with Le Creuset’s Metallic Canister Collection ($42 to $62). Not only do the ceramic containers come in three different sizes (23 ounces, one-and-a-half quarts and two-and-a-half quarts) but also now in two eye-catching metallic glazes (Meringue and Coastal Blue). No matter the size, they have an airtight seal and are perfect for storing everything from grains to coffee beans.
From camping and fishing to boating, your Dad is going to want the new 18-liter Hydro Flask Soft Cooler Tote ($225). The brand guarantees that your food and drinks will stay cold for up to 48 hours and it can fit 34 cans of your Pop’s favorite beer! And best of all the tote weighs less than three pounds empty.