Kitchen Geek Gifts For The Winter Holidays
Fringe ceramic coasters and Vintage scifi poster ceramic coasters (Screenaps by artifaxmod and OutsideTheBoxLtd via Etsy)
Science Fiction/Fantasy Kitchen Geek Gifts
I needed to look around a bit for non-Star Wars/Trek/Doctor Who science fiction/fantasy kitchen things, but I found some great gift ideas.
Lotsa LOTR
The kitchen has a special place in Tolkein’s Middle Earth. It’s a place for beginnings and endings, and traveling hobbits miss the kitchen more than a soft bed to sleep on.
Stock your friends’ larders with handy Lord of the Rings aprons, Middle Earth map mugs, and marble coasters illustrated with images from the original books. .
This second breakfast pancake plate and second breakfast bowl and spoon are perfect gifts for anyone who can’t survive without a mid-morning snack.
Hello Hogwarts
The official Harry Potter shop sells a ton of cute drinkware. One of the best is this “I Solemnly Swear…Mischief Managed” mug, which wins the award for most appropriate heat transformation. They also make a ceramic soup cauldron and spoon that’s already out of stock at the official store, but still available on Amazon.
SciFi/FantaSy MiScellani
The classic are represented with these vintage SciFi comic hand towels, Don’t Panic embroidered towels, and this I’m sorry Dave I can’t do that mug. Another great bet is this classic SciFi movie poster ceramic coaster set.
Fans of science fiction TV will thank you for this set of Mulder and Scully mugs, and Fringe ceramic coasters to put them on.
The Nightmare Before Christmas is always appropriate for winter holiday gifts. Tim Burton fans will love this cookie jar and adorbs Jack Skellington head stackable mugs.
Your favorite Browncoat cook could really use this gorram “I aim to misbehave” Firefly potholder and oven mitt. It’s even brown, to match the coat.
I couldn’t leave out this Red Dwarf magnet, because who doesn’t need a magnet that says smeg head? Maybe a hologram. But I’m sure you don’t have any holograms on your holiday gift list.