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  1. Air fryers1
    Kitchen & Dining
    Air fryers₹3,000 – ₹9,000

    A well-liked big-ticket gift — only for people who cook.

    • Foodie
    • Practical (no clutter)
    • Before you buy: match the capacity to the household: around 2–3 litres suits one or two people; 4 litres or more suits a family.
    • Not for: someone who rarely cooks, or has a very small kitchen
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  2. Cooking & baking classes2
    Experiences
    Cooking & baking classes₹799 – ₹11,500

    A class they'll enjoy on the day and cook from for years.

    • Foodie
    • Homebody
    • Before you buy: pick a cuisine or bake they already love, or one they've said they want to learn.
    • Not for: someone who finds cooking a chore
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  3. Dinner & tea sets3
    Kitchen & Dining
    Dinner & tea sets₹1,500 – ₹55,000

    Useful and lasting — check they haven't been given three.

    • Foodie
    • Homebody
    • Before you buy: count the pieces and what's in them — a '24-piece set' can be six each of four items, with no bowls for dal.
    • Not for: a couple who've already been given several sets
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  4. Custom & theme cakes4
    Cakes & Bakes
    Custom & theme cakes₹500 – ₹6,000

    Made-to-order and photo cakes, designed with you.

    • Foodie
    • Before you buy: order at least a day or two ahead — detailed designs take time, and good bakers book up before festivals and weekends.
    • Not for: someone who's diabetic or avoiding sugar
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  5. Diyas & festive lamps5
    Festive & Traditional
    Diyas & festive lamps₹200 – ₹5,000

    Clay, brass or decorative — for Diwali and beyond.

    • Homebody
    • Before you buy: choose brass for a gift that lasts for years, clay for a set they'll light this Diwali.
    • Not for: a household that doesn't celebrate Diwali — unless it's a decorative lamp for any time of year
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